Jumbo Braille Alphabet Flashcards Grade 1 Uncontracted Braille Braille-Only-No-Print

$12.00

These jumbo Braille alphabet flashcards are designed as a helpful learning and practice tool for beginners and anyone becoming familiar with Braille. Each card features a large, easy-to-feel Braille character to support early tactile recognition and hands-on learning.

On the front of each card, you’ll find the Jumbo Braille cell structure, while the back displays the corresponding embossed uppercase letter that the Braille symbol represents. This dual-sided design helps reinforce letter recognition and understanding.

The full Braille alphabet is included, and the cards are securely held together with a sturdy metal ring and stored in a convenient plastic container for easy organization and portability. To use the cards correctly, hold them in landscape orientation with the metal ring positioned in the top left corner.

Please note that jumbo Braille is not a standard size used for everyday reading. It is specifically intended for practice, teaching, and developing tactile sensitivity.

These jumbo Braille alphabet flashcards are designed as a helpful learning and practice tool for beginners and anyone becoming familiar with Braille. Each card features a large, easy-to-feel Braille character to support early tactile recognition and hands-on learning.

On the front of each card, you’ll find the Jumbo Braille cell structure, while the back displays the corresponding embossed uppercase letter that the Braille symbol represents. This dual-sided design helps reinforce letter recognition and understanding.

The full Braille alphabet is included, and the cards are securely held together with a sturdy metal ring and stored in a convenient plastic container for easy organization and portability. To use the cards correctly, hold them in landscape orientation with the metal ring positioned in the top left corner.

Please note that jumbo Braille is not a standard size used for everyday reading. It is specifically intended for practice, teaching, and developing tactile sensitivity.