Packaged in a clear, sturdy box case for easy organization and travel.
This flashcard set is designed to help blind and visually impaired learners master braille numbers and punctuation marks using uncontracted (Grade 1) braille. Created for independent or guided learning, this set supports braille literacy through both tactile and descriptive features.
How to Use These Tactile Braille Flashcards:
These flashcards are designed for independent use by individuals who are blind or low vision.
Use the cards in landscape orientation, with the metal ring positioned at the top left corner.
On the front of each card:
A Braille character is located near the top center.
Below it, near the bottom center, is a set of Braille numbers. These numbers indicate which dots (1–6) are used to form the character above.
On the back of the card, you’ll find the Braille letter or symbol that the front character represents.
These cards are fully tactile with no print, making them ideal for self-guided Braille learning.
The back of each number card features a raised tactile print number to understand the number the braille character represents.
Punctuation Flashcards:
Front of each card displays the braille punctuation mark, along with its braille dot number breakdown below.
The back of each card spells out the name of the punctuation mark in tactile braille.
Note: Some punctuation symbols have a full braille cell placed to the left to help and works as a guide to indicate which dots are being felt in the symbol.
Accessibility Focus:
Fully tactile for blind and low vision learners.
Designed to promote independent study without relying on sighted assistance.
Ideal for students of all ages, teachers, rehabilitation programs, and families.
Perfect for:
Braille literacy and number sense
Orientation to braille punctuation
Homeschooling, classrooms, and personal learning
Build confidence and independence with this inclusive, hands-on educational resource.
Packaged in a clear, sturdy box case for easy organization and travel.
This flashcard set is designed to help blind and visually impaired learners master braille numbers and punctuation marks using uncontracted (Grade 1) braille. Created for independent or guided learning, this set supports braille literacy through both tactile and descriptive features.
How to Use These Tactile Braille Flashcards:
These flashcards are designed for independent use by individuals who are blind or low vision.
Use the cards in landscape orientation, with the metal ring positioned at the top left corner.
On the front of each card:
A Braille character is located near the top center.
Below it, near the bottom center, is a set of Braille numbers. These numbers indicate which dots (1–6) are used to form the character above.
On the back of the card, you’ll find the Braille letter or symbol that the front character represents.
These cards are fully tactile with no print, making them ideal for self-guided Braille learning.
The back of each number card features a raised tactile print number to understand the number the braille character represents.
Punctuation Flashcards:
Front of each card displays the braille punctuation mark, along with its braille dot number breakdown below.
The back of each card spells out the name of the punctuation mark in tactile braille.
Note: Some punctuation symbols have a full braille cell placed to the left to help and works as a guide to indicate which dots are being felt in the symbol.
Accessibility Focus:
Fully tactile for blind and low vision learners.
Designed to promote independent study without relying on sighted assistance.
Ideal for students of all ages, teachers, rehabilitation programs, and families.
Perfect for:
Braille literacy and number sense
Orientation to braille punctuation
Homeschooling, classrooms, and personal learning
Build confidence and independence with this inclusive, hands-on educational resource.
