Braille panel

The Braille panel is an educational panel that allows children to learn how numbers are written in the Braille alphabet. On the panel, numbers are paired with their corresponding dot arrangements, so a child can compare the visual notation with the notation used by blind and visually impaired people. The panel encourages touching the markings and learning about another way of conveying information.

How does the Braille panel support a child's development?

Learning Braille characters develops tactile sensitivity, concentration and perceptiveness. At the same time, it introduces children to the topic of different ways of communicating and can be a starting point for a conversation about accessibility and the needs of others.

The panel fits particularly well into the idea of an inclusive playground. It does not require running or climbing, and the tasks can be done calmly, using sight and touch.

Play with the Braille panel supports:

tactile perception,

concentration and attention,

number recognition,

visual-motor coordination,

cognitive curiosity,

understanding of different ways of communication.

The Braille panel combines simple sensory activity with learning and helps children explore the world from different perspectives.

Dimensions: 15 × 89 × 155 cm
Material: Pine wood, Powder-coated galvanized steel
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