Happy national Braille awareness day. My Braille journey started when I was 5 years old and headed to kindergarten at a school for the blind. When other kids my age were learning to read and write in print I was learning the same in Braille. Only 1 out of every 10 blind people are fluent in Braille. School systems don’t offer enough for blind and VI children and adults who lose vision later in life lack effective local resources. Braille is freedom. A blind person should have the privilege to re

One of the ways I help reinforce braille for Christian is a swing cell. Tonight we used it to study punctuation. He has been struggling to remember braille punctuation, so this is reinforcing it for him! #disabled #visionimpaired #disability #braille | Lacey and Christian Buchanan

Bright Side - Learn the Braille alphabet from A to Z. 🧡

I want the world to learn more about Braille, the only alphabet my son can read and write. Yesterday was World Braille Day, every year we celebrate this day because we want to spread awareness of the importance of Braille for blind children and adults. These are 5 facts about Braille most people don’t know: The Braille alphabet is actually a code not a language. Each letter in the Braille alphabet is made up of a different combination of six raised dots. The dots are numbered 1-6 and there are t