My Favorite Things on Amazon
I'm 100% obsessed with braille.
I regularly test out different types of braille slates, I seek out braille-related apparel and home décor, I read tactile picture books and workbooks for learning braille, and I love finding adapted games in braille.
As a Certified Braille Transcriber, it's important to me that the braille and the educational learning aids are accurate, so I always test things first before I recommend them.
Learning braille should be fun!
Here's a list of some of my favorite things:
Apparel
Braille Slates and Labelers
A4 Slate that Hangs in a 3-Ring Binder (27 lines x 30 cells)
Janus Interline Slate (index card slate)
Green Slate and Stylus (9 lines x 30 cells)
Reizen RL-350 Braille Labeler
Aken Label Tape (red, yellow, blue, green & black) 3/8"
Reizen Clear Labeling Tape 3/8"
Reizen Clear Labeling Tape 1/2"
Reizen Orange Labeling Tape 1/2"
Reizen Red Labeling Tape 1/2"
Slate that Hangs in a 3-Ring Binder (9 lines x 21 cells)
8.5" x 11" Blue Slate and Stylus (25 lines x 28 cells)
Books
Braille for the Sighted by Collins (workbook)*
Braille Sudoku by Zhong Hua*
Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and How to be an Ally by Ladau
DK Braille: Counting (board book)
Six Dots: A Story of Young Louis Braille by Bryant (picture book)
The Hunting Accident: A True Story of Crime and Poetry by David Carlson (graphic novel, very dark)
Two Canes on the Tundra by Tellefson (story book)
What was I Scared of? by Dr. Seuss (glow in the dark stickers, add your own braille labels)
Who was Louis Braille? by Frith (story book)
Fun & Games
Drawing with Your Perkins Brailler by Charlson (instructions are in print, examples are in embossed braille)
Raised-line Watercolor Set
Pop-It Keychains
Silicone Sphere Mold (for making Jello eyeballs)
Manipulatives for Learning Braille
Paint Palette- 6 Wells
Flat Glass Marbles
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*It is difficult locating accurate braille on products.
*Braille for the Sighted by Collins explains an outdated way to write three or more words in all caps. Watch my video for an explanation on how to properly transcribe three or more words in all caps.
*Braille Sudoku by Hua doesn't properly explain how to write a number in braille. I made a video explaining how to write numbers.
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