Braille Alphabet Board,Braille English Alphabet with Raised Dots, Numbers & Punctuation Braille Learning for Beginners, Braille Teaching Aid for Blind Children, Adults-7.5 x 5 inches-Black

Just started practicing. I like it.

Studying Helen Keller in school is an incredible opportunity for children to learn about her remarkable life and the challenges she overcame. It’s a fantastic way to help them understand the importance of literacy, including reading and writing in Braille. The resources available are lightweight and perfectly sized for easy carrying, making it convenient for students to engage with these materials anywhere they go. This hands-on approach not only fosters a deeper appreciation for Keller's achievements but also empowers children to empathize with those who have different abilities.

I purchased this for a patient I have who lost his vision and wanted to learn to read and play cards with a new set I got him. We used this to learn together the alphabet and numbers. It was the perfect size for him to carry around with him in his wheelchair and for us to use together to learn. It is sturdy and easy to use. Totally worth it and a great price!

A friend had just lost his sight, and I was hoping this would help. He was happy with all I sent him, and he has now used the little raised tabs to label his meds. He also liked that I sent a cane as well, he was so happy to have it, and he has only turned too quickly and banged his head on the wall. We all laughed at that.

Everything about the braille board is fine except for one thing: it doesn’t have all 10 necessary letters on one line. There’s a distinct pattern to the braille code. That is much easier to learn if the first 10 letters are on one line and the subsequent 10 letters lines below that. It may seem like a small thing, but not having that arrangement can slow down the learning process. Otherwise, it’s sturdy, easy to read, and a very good size. as an older adult, who is just now learning braille, I have given away several of these to other students.