Readiness for Reading and Learning Braille Letters teach the initial skills that promote rapid efficient braille reading. Learning to read braille is fun! Each lesson ends with an exciting game that reinforces the skills being learned and adds fun and enjoyment to demonstrate no confusion when identifying letters that are similar or are reversible pairs. Mastering the braille alphabet is basic to rapid, error free reading. Many pages may be used for initial instruction and others may be used as follow-up exercises.
SAL2 gives instant feedback that allows the student to correct identification errors quickly before they become hard-to-break habits.
The skills that are presented in this program should be introduced to the student by a certified teacher of the visually impaired. The books in this series should be completed in numeric order as indicated by the number in each title. The record keeping software tracks each student’s performance and provides a teacher report on individual student activities and student progress. The Teacher’s Guide includes a print copy of the content of each braille worksheet and the spoken directions students hear as they use the lesson.
Book 1: Readiness for Reading Braille
Book 2: Learning Braille Letters
REQUIRES: TALKING TACTILE TABLET (TTT)