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Introduction to Braille

A Grade 2 ELA worksheet introducing students to the Braille system, including reading, writing, and understanding its importance.

Grade 2 ELA ReadingEarly LiteracyBraille
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CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.2.4CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.2.2
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Introduction to Braille

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Read the passage about Braille. Then, answer the questions and complete the activities.

What is Braille?

Braille is a special way to read and write. It helps people who cannot see with their eyes. Instead of seeing letters, they feel bumps on a page. Each pattern of bumps stands for a letter, a number, or even a whole word! A smart person named Louis Braille invented it a long, long time ago. Because of Braille, many people can read books, learn in school, and even use computers!

1. What does Braille help people do?

a

See colors

b

Read and write

c

Hear sounds

d

Run fast

2. What do people feel in Braille instead of seeing letters?

a

Smooth lines

b

Pictures

c

Bumps

d

Colors

3. Braille helps people who cannot   with their eyes.

4. Louis   invented Braille.

5. Why is Braille important?

6. Draw a Braille cell. A Braille cell has 6 dots in two columns. Circle the dots to make the letter 'A' in Braille.

Hint: The letter 'A' in Braille is just the top-left dot.