The purpose of this study is to investigate how post-reading activities influence visually impaired elementary school students’ personality. For the research, 20 session lessons based on fairy tales implying the five personality virtues of self-respect, considerationㆍcommunication, responsibility, politeness, and honestyㆍcourage were conducted for three 12-year-old visually impaired elementary school students. The study participants’ personality levels were measured with KEDI Personality Test, and after the intervention the result of pre-test was compared with the result of post-test. In addition, changes were examined by analyzing the outcome of consultation with the students, observation, and worksheets. The research results were as follows. First, the subject students showed improvement in their personality levels in all of the five personality virtues in the post-test. Second, the students expressed their state reflecting on themselves about the five personality virtues and made resolutions about future actions. They were also observed to reduce negative thoughts and behaviors and have more positive thoughts and behaviors, putting personality virtues into actions. This implies that post-reading activities have an impact on visually impaired elementary school students’ five personality virtues, although this is not a long-term study.