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Print out this Braille Reversed Alphabet for Braille activities and learning in the classroom. Because the alphabet is reversed, you can use it to create raised dots that will then be in the correct position on a piece of paper or card placed underneath.
We've created a Braille Writing Worksheet that helps the kids write a message in Braille using guidelines for each letter, and there's space underneath each cell to track the letters they've written already. The children can have lots of fun sending messages to their friends!
This Braille writing worksheet helps the children create their own Braille message that reads from left to right, and that can be read by reading the raised bumps that they create on the paper.
Here's an interesting challenge - can the children write their name in Braille? We've provided 6 guided pages so the kids can practise where to put the dots, then they can try on the blank page when they're ready.
