Grade 1 Alphabet (k to t) Grade 1 Alphabets (k to t) As you learned in unit 4, the second ten letters (‘k’ to ‘t’) of the alphabet are formed by adding dot 3 to each of the first ten letters (‘a’ to ‘j’). Let us learn Grade1 Braille words, with alphabets ‘a’ to ‘t’,
Grade 1 Alphabet (a to j) Grade 1 Alphabets (a to j) This unit covers Grade 1 Braille words, with alphabets ‘a’ to ‘j’. In this Grade 1 level, Braille is written letter-for-letter. For Example: How the word ‘cat’ is written in Braille Here, the word ‘cat’ is typed in print format: c | a |
Alphabets and Numbers Alphabets i) a- j Let us learn the letters from ‘a’ to ‘j’ in Braille format, which are formed by the first 10 letters. The upper dots are 1 and 4, and the middle dots are 2 and 5. See the following display. ii) k- t The second ten Braille letters of
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Braille Formation Introduction to Braille and use of Computer Keyboard for Braille Letters About Braille Braille is a tactile method of reading and writing for visually impaired people developed by Louis Braille (1809–1852), a blind Frenchman. The Braille system uses six raised dots in a systematic arrangement with two columns of three dots, known as