These tactile braille flashcards are designed to help blind or visually impaired individuals learn and practice the uncontracted Grade 1 Braille alphabet independently and confidently.
Tactile Learning Tool for Blind or Visually Impaired Learners
Comes in a clear, durable box case for easy storage and portability.
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.
The back of each card has a raised tactile print letter shape, allowing the learner to feel and identify the corresponding letter without needing a sighted person to assist.
These cards are fully tactile with no print, making them ideal for self-guided Braille learning.
Fully Accessible Design:
Created to support independent learning for blind and low vision users.
Great for learners of all ages, including children, adults, and braille beginners.
Perfect for:
Braille literacy instruction
Homeschooling and tutoring
Independent learners
Use in classrooms or rehabilitation centers
This set is ideal for reinforcing braille skills while making learning tactile, hands-on, and empowering.
These tactile braille flashcards are designed to help blind or visually impaired individuals learn and practice the uncontracted Grade 1 Braille alphabet independently and confidently.
Tactile Learning Tool for Blind or Visually Impaired Learners
Comes in a clear, durable box case for easy storage and portability.
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.
The back of each card has a raised tactile print letter shape, allowing the learner to feel and identify the corresponding letter without needing a sighted person to assist.
These cards are fully tactile with no print, making them ideal for self-guided Braille learning.
Fully Accessible Design:
Created to support independent learning for blind and low vision users.
Great for learners of all ages, including children, adults, and braille beginners.
Perfect for:
Braille literacy instruction
Homeschooling and tutoring
Independent learners
Use in classrooms or rehabilitation centers
This set is ideal for reinforcing braille skills while making learning tactile, hands-on, and empowering.
