Easter egg hunts are an exciting part of the spring holiday that provide fun and excitement for children, but for young people with visual impairments, these contests are more challenging to enjoy. Barton at Fort Leavenworth Music Instructor Colvin Hooser decided to do his part to make sure children with visual impairments can also enjoy Easter by building “Awesome Eggs” that emit sounds.
Barton Music Instructor creates “Awesome Eggs” for the visually impaired people building electronic plastic eggs
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