Eye See Eye Learn
August 22, 2019
Free Pair of glasses for kids in Kindergarten
Eye See Eye Learn (Also known as Fribbit) is a program for kindergarten-aged children run through the
Alberta Association of Optometrists. Any child of this age who has a
comprehensive eye exam by a doctor of optometry and requires eye glasses will be provided with a free pair. (Select Frames Only)
Studies have shown that 80% of learning is Visual. If a child has a vision issue, it can affect the way they learn.
It is recommended that your child’s first eye exam is at 6 months old and annually after that. Bringing your child in helps ensure eye health and/or vision problems are not a factor in preventing children from reaching their maximum learning potential.
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