Are you a sighted person looking for a quick and enjoyable way to learn uncontracted (grade 1) braille?
Over the years we have received many requests for such a method from family members, friends, and other sighted perple involved with a blind child. The result is Learning Braille: It’s Easier Than You Think
Learning Braille is a workbook-style primer covering the braille alphabet, basic punctuation, numbers, and a brief introduction to contractions. The 35-page book, suitable for ages 8 and up, includes illustrations, charts, practice exercises, and a crossword puzzle. The only equipment you need is a pencil.
Publication of the book is supported by a grant from the Muchleshoot Indian Tribe. The book cover depicts the Muckleshoot logo on the right and the Louis Braille School mascot, a bald eagle, on the left, signifying the partnership involved in producing this book.
Learning Braille may be purchased for $15.00. The price includes shipping and handling; Washington State residents add $1.43 sales tax.
Use our contact form to ask how to order.
We think you will agree that learning braille is, indeed, easier than you think.
Learning brallie was kinda hard but funn and easy (P.S i am not a blind person but i liked trying brallie and aslo this comment is not trying to be rude to the blind