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Braille Bricks Help Blind Children Read Through Play

The Dorina Nowill Foundation For The Blind has co-founded the Braille Bricks project which helps blind children with their literacy through the aid of Lego type bricks.

Each brick features one Braille letter so blind children can learn to read through play.

There is no other toy on the market like it and it’s the foundation’s dream to see the bricks become available worldwide.

The São Paulo based organization has only manufactured enough bricks for 300 students and the results in literacy have been amazing.

 

Braille Bricks

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The best part about the project is The Creative Commons “Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International” license means the design is free to share or adapt for any purpose so long as the contributions are distributed under the same license as the original.

How wonderful would it be for Braille Bricks to be available for blind children in Australia and anywhere in the world?

This video shares more about this fabulous project.



Rebecca Senyard

Rebecca Senyard is a plumber by day and stylist by night but these days she changes more nappies than washers. She is a happily married mum to three young daughters who she styles on a regular basis. Rebecca is not only an award winning plumber, she also writes an award winning blog called The Plumbette where she shares her life experiences as a plumber and mother. Rebecca also blogs at Styled by Bec believing a girl can be both practical and stylish. Links to the blogs are http://www.theplumbette.com.au and http://www.styledbybec.com.au/blog


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