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The Inventive Way Blind Children Can Still Have an Easter Egg Hunt
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March 25, 2016
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0:49Now PlayingFor a special Easter celebration, visually impaired California children were invited to do their own egg hunt, where they searched for treasures that made noises. Around 30 kids from the Blind Children's Learning center were invited to participate in a special Easter egg hunt designed especially for the visually impaired. The eggs had beepers that made different sounds, helping the children locate them. The kids were also invited to explore their senses of touch by petting rabbits. #InsideEdition
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