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Visually Impaired Children Get To Celebrate Easter With Beeping Eggs
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April 17, 2017
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For the last 30 years children who are visually impaired have been able to join the Easter egg hunt thanks for beeping eggs. Volunteers from AT&T invented the beeping eggs in 1964 and teachers at the school say it's not just for fun, it helps students perfect their auditory skills. 80 families joined the event to collect eggs and turn them into the bunny exchange for an Easter basket. #InsideEdition
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