For any math work, columned paper may be used. Math problems may be copied onto columned paper. The problems should be spaced a good distanced apart. Many adapted aids, braille books, and large print materials, not commercially available, are available to school districts. Parents can often use the consumable materials such as dark lines paper and braille paper rather than spend time making and adapting their own special paper.
Many textbooks are available in large print.
Other texts may be copied and enlarged as needed. For math, all of the information should be on the front of the card. Ask the student to say the entire problem out loud while looking at the problem. Ask the student to then say the problem out loud while looking at the problem. Ask the student to then say the problem with his eyes closed while trying to see the problem in his mind.