You could check out Sphero[0]. They have a variety of kits to teach electronics and coding to kids. Their robots are programmable either with a scratch-like int

You could check out Sphero[0]. They have a variety of kits to teach electronics and coding to kids. Their robots are programmable either with a scratch-like interface or with real programming languages (javascript and python) which should allow the use of screen readers. littleBits are their electonic components kits that can be easily assembled with magnet. According to this paper[1], they can be suitable for visually impaired kids. [0] https://sphero.com/collections/coding-robots https://sphero.com/collections/coding-robots [1] https://journals.ala.org/index.php/ltr/article/view/6673/8953 https://journals.ala.org/index.php/ltr/article/view/6673/895...