Stand Up Felt Board

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CVI-Friendly Stand-Up Felt Board

Portable, high-contrast display for interactive learning & storytime

Create a visually accessible, hands-on learning experience anywhere with our Stand-Up Felt Board, designed to pair perfectly with Little Dandelion Press Companion Sticker Packs. This sturdy, foldable board provides a simple, distraction-free background that helps children focus, engage, and interact with confidence.

Made with a black, high-contrast felt surface, this board supports children with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) and other visual processing challenges by reducing visual clutter and enhancing visibility.

Why it works

✔️ High-contrast background – Black felt surface supports visual attention and target clarity
✔️ CVI-informed design – Reduces visual complexity for improved access
✔️ Hands-free, stand-up structure – Encourages independent interaction and play
✔️ Supports visual recognition & matching – Perfect for use with companion stickers
✔️ Multi-sensory learning – Combines movement, touch, and visual engagement

Designed for flexibility

This board is especially helpful on days when visual attention is more difficult. The simple, uncluttered background allows you to present just one or two items at a time, helping your child stay regulated and engaged.

How to use

• Set up the board on a table, floor, or lap space
• Add Velcro-backed companion stickers or felt pieces
• Present 1–2 images at a time to support visual attention
• Gradually increase complexity as your child builds skills

Product Details

• Durable felt surface for repeated use
• Foldable, lightweight design for easy storage and travel
• Stands upright for hands-free interaction
• Compatible with Little Dandelion Press Companion Sticker Packs
• Product Dimension: when standing: 8.27 x 8.27 x 10.24in/21 x 21 x 26cm; each felt panel:7.87 x 10.63in/20 x 27cm; made with premium felt surface

Perfect for

• Children with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI)
• Early learners and preschool-aged children
• Occupational therapy, vision therapy, and speech therapy sessions
• At-home learning, classrooms, and on-the-go activities