Braille Alphabet Board with 2024 Dec. Upgraded Raised Dots, Numbers & Punctuation Braille Learning for Beginners, Education Gifts, Braille Teaching Aid for Blind Children, Adults (7.25 * 4.7 Inches)

Very happy with metal board. Lightweight. Has English and Braille. My husband keeps it by his coffee cup and studies a new letter. He knows 5 now.

This is a very, very cool learning aid for Braille learners. 👏💡 There is no substitute for ACTUALLY FEELING Braille. ✋🔵🔵🔵 If you’re a sighted person learning Braille, you can visually recognize the dot patterns 👀, but for the real experience, it’s so important to actually FEEL Braille. 🤲✨ This learning aid is perfect for mastering: ✔️ The basic alphabet 🔤 ✔️ Numbers 🔢 ✔️ Punctuation 📖 I love that it’s metal 🏆, so you won’t accidentally smoosh the dots down like you might with paper. 📜❌ It’s perfectly sized to take with you wherever you go! 🚀🎒 ✔️ Tuck it in your purse 👜 ✔️ Slip it into your trapper keeper 📁 (Throwback! 😆) ✔️ Even stash it in your back pocket! 👖🔵 This is a GREAT product and worth every penny. 💰✨ And since it’s not a throw-away item, you can pass it along to other learners when you’re done! 🔄💡 I hope to find more Braille learning products with this kind of quality & usefulness. 💙🔵🔵🔵 Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This 1/16” thick plate is a well machined training aide. Lightweight , durable with a small footprint. about the size of a sheet of copier paper laid in landscape orientation and then folded in half. Braille bumps are uniform and the appropriate size and spacing to build touch sensitivity and character recognition. The combination of alpha, numeric, and punctuation makes the perfect starter set for individuals new to Braille.

This aluminum alphabet board compares with the Reizen labels in the image provided. The aluminum board dots are larger and more prominent than those created by the Reizen Braille Labeler. The Braille dots in the "Shapes" board book by DK are intermediate between the aluminum Braille alphabet board and Reizen labeler dots. I am not able to recognize the smaller patterns with my large, unskilled fingers. However, my target learner has tiny fingers and all 3 of these sizes may be satisfactory for those tiny fingers.

Kind of small, so it would be hard for someone to learn Braille from this, they all seem to run together. This may have been especially true as we were hoping to use this for an elderly person who recently lost their sight.

EXACTLY LOOKS LIKE WHAT HAS SHOWN ONE THE WEB

This was helpful for my class

great for beginners and a perfect way to help learn