Puzzles for EveryBody™
My Sight: Eye Anatomy Puzzle and Key for the Light Box, available in English or Spanish
Designed by The Puzzled Co. by Waterjet Works with American Printing House for the Blind
This colorful, clear acrylic puzzle is part of the My Sight program, designed to help K–12 students of all abilities learn eye anatomy, how vision works, and common eye conditions. Intended to be used with a light box such as APH’s LED Mini-Lite Box, this puzzle teaches people how to describe their visual abilities and confidently communicate their needs to everybody.
Students with BVI often face barriers not just in access to information, but in understanding why their vision is different and how to effectively communicate their experience. My Sight bridges that gap by combining science and self-awareness into one dynamic curriculum. Students don’t just learn what their eye condition is—they learn how to talk about it with confidence and clarity to peers, educators, family members, medical professionals, and future employers.
This isn’t just a lesson about the parts of the eye—it’s a lesson in identity, empowerment, and advocacy.
What’s Included in the My Sight: Eye Puzzle designed for APH’s Mini-Lite Box:
- A high-contrast acrylic puzzle with numbered, textured, and color-coded pieces.
- Large Print and UEB Braille identifiers for matching each piece to a tactile labeled tray
- Unique puzzle fittings. Easy registration. No false fits!
- A tactile and Braille key to support identification and understanding. Key available in English or Spanish languages. Key is easy to sanitize PVC material.
- Weight: 1.1325 lbs
- Dimensions: 10.5 × 14.875 × 1.5 in
Are you a teacher or librarian? Use Federal Quota Eligible funds and buy the puzzle directly at APH.org: https://www.aph.org/product/my-sight-light-box-puzzle/
(APH Catalog Number: 1-84001-00)
About Puzzles for EveryBody™
The Puzzled Co. was started by Philip Einsohn, a former early-childhood educator turned Waterjet design expert. In 1977, Philip struggled to find educational puzzles that were inclusive of visually impaired students. He began crafting wood puzzles for his classroom and was one of the first to create braille puzzles for children. He jump-started The Puzzled Co. again in 2020 with his daughter Gabriel. Using innovative technologies like Waterjet cutting and tactile printing, Philip and Gabriel realized his vision of inventing Puzzles for EveryBody™. This inclusive puzzle design features tactile graphics creating a unique, sensory puzzling experience and learning resource for sighted and visually impaired players alike. All puzzles are produced in-house by Waterjet Works, the family’s Dallas-based waterjet design studio.