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Welcome to Braille Bug® – The Braille Trail: An Activity Booklet (.pdf)
“Follow the Braille Trail” and learn the basics of braille with this fun activity booklet, including braille riddles, a matching game, and more.
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Learn more about Braille Bug and what children can learn while exploring this fun and educational site!
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Braille Tales – Free Print Braille Books for Preschoolers
APH’s Braille Tales Print/Braille Book Program offers free print/braille books to children five and younger who are blind or low vision, or whose parent is blind or visually impaired. This program provides six books a year. Learn how you can apply for free books!
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This resource guide, compiled by APH FamilyConnect for Students who are Blind and Low Vision, lists numerous sources for attaining free braille books in the U.S. and Canada.
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Classic Books Available in Braille
There are many timeless children’s classics available in both print and braille. Here are some examples all of your students could read and discuss.
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FamilyConnect – A Website Packed with Free Information for Parents
FamilyConnect.org serves the parents and families of children who are blind and visually impaired. It is a free-of-charge site offering support and access to local and national resources.
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