Braille Reading by Sight: Numbers
Hadley presents, "Basic Braille, Numbers."
This is the numeric indicator dots three, four, five, six. Make the numeric indicator.
Yes, this is the numeric indicator.
Placed before a through j, the numeric indicator makes a number.
This is one. Select the dots for one.
Right, this is one and now two.
Fill in the dots for two.
Yes, this is two.
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Handouts
Here's a list of numbers and their punctuation in braille.
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Websites
Use these online flashcards to practice the numbers in braille.
Practice reading numbers in braille.
Practice making the new braille symbols you've learned.
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