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Evening is the part of the day when people finish their day, spend time together, get ready for tomorrow, and prepare for bedtime.
Hidden Curriculum of Vision
Understanding that evening is the later part of the day when most people complete daily responsibilities, spend time with family or friends, prepare for tomorrow, and begin winding down for nighttime. Evening helps students organize routines, develop independence, and understand daily transitions. Applicable Learners • Blind • Low Vision • CVI • Multiple Disabilities • Autism • ADHD • AAC Users • Deafblind • Developmental Delays • Early Childhood • Elementary Students • Transition-Age Stude...
Also known as: Evening
Concept snapshot
Evening is the part of the day when people finish their day, spend time together, get ready for tomorrow, and prepare for bedtime.
Children who are sighted naturally recognize evening through repeated visual observations. They notice the sun getting lower, porch lights turning on, restaurants filling with people, families arriving home, pajamas replacing daytime clothing, homework beginning, dinner being served, and neighborhoods becoming quieter. These visual experiences help children...
Understanding evening supports orientation and mobility, schedules, reading and mathematics, following directions, organization, anticipation, travel, independent living, and participation in shared routines.
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