· Consider colors, color contrasts.

· Consider print size, textures.

· Household or personal items can be identified by touch, smell or sound.

· Hi-marks is a brightly colored substance that dries to a hard plastic. Use it on a stove, thermostat, washer, or dryer to highlight important numbers or dials.

· Use brightly colored bump dots to identify important numbers or dials.

· Use nail polish or colored tape to identify keys or mailboxes, etc.

· Use felt tipped pen to make large print black labels on white paper cards or vice versa.

· Experiment with colored rubber bands as markers for jars or tins.

· Try magnetic alphabet letters or magnetic tape on metal surfaces.

· Braille using a braille writer, slate and stylus or a braille Dymo-tape labeler.

· Cut circle labels from margarine lids. Use as markers for frozen food packages. Label with bold pen and secure with colored rubber bands.