Braille Fine Motor Activity

If you are introducing or discussing Louis Braille and the development of his reading system for the blind, this craft activity lends an excellent hands-on opportunity for students to further understand the system through a tactile and fine motor activity by creating their own replica of Braille letters. (Differentiation options include creating first names only, first and last names, initials, or the entire alphabet.)

Note: This is a very fine motor skill focused activity.

This purchase includes:

• reference sheet of Braille alphabet

• templates

• directions

• examples

You will need the following additional materials:

• glue sticks

• scissors

• markers

• heavy weight paper or index cards

• tactile material: puffy paint, beads, or rhinestone stickers.

A preview of this resource is available to download prior to purchasing.

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Thank you for your purchase. I hope that it will be a valuable resource for your teaching needs!

Marisa