Braille activities for kids

Welcome to the latest Touring Picture Book Club which this month features a fantastic book celebrating diversity: All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold, illustrated by Suzanne Kaufman and published by Bloomsbury. This book follows a day in the life of a group of children at a school where diversity is both welcomed and celebrated. Children from all races, religions, abilities…

If you are looking for activities for visually impaired children, you're in the right place! We are sharing 14 recreational activities for young children that you can try at home or in a school environment.

This handy 'write your name in braille worksheet' allows kids to practice using the braille alphabet. A super activity for World Braille Day.

Hi friends, this week I am sharing another project that was a collaboration with my awesome teachers. One day while I was hanging out in one of our preschool classes I noticed that are future Braille readers were left out of the ABC cards. This wasn't anything to be mean to our Braille readers. Our teacher just didn't have anything like the print ABC cards that our low vision students were using. Many print readers have large print letters and activities to help them learn how to recognize…

Hi friends, this week I am sharing another project that was a collaboration with my awesome teachers. One day while I was hanging out in on...

In this activity, your child will develop a greater understanding of the ingenuity of Braille as a tool for allowing the blind to experience the wonders of the written word. #inclusiveness #inclusivity #elementary #earlyelementary #creativity

Color our free Braille Alphabet printable and use as part of diversity and inclusion activities for kids. Print a free educational coloring page today!