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We’re super excited to introduce LEGO Braille Bricks – a new product from @TheLegoFoundation that will help blind and visually impaired children learn Braille in a playful and inclusive way!

LEGO Introduces Customized Bricks to Help Kids with Visual Impairments Learn to Read Braille "We are bringing a playful and inclusive approach to learning Braille to children," LEGO Foundation CEO ...

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) --The 22nd annual Braille Games were held Thursday, May 16, at the Milwaukee Public Museum, providing an interactive way to learn and play, through the power of touch."All the ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Lego is building more inclusivity with the public release of Braille Bricks. The new LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille product is aimed at kids 6 and older. It’s ...

Examples of Braille Bricks; the first 10 letters of the alphabet also double as number symbols. [Photo: Lego] Before the “Braille Bricks” existed, when his 4-year-old and 7-year-old sat down ...

The braille bricks are aimed at kids ages 6 and older, regardless of if they're blind, partially-sighted or sighted, Lego said. The company said that up until now, Lego Braille Bricks have only ...

Lego is releasing braille bricks for blind and low-vision children to help them learn to read while playing. The bricks are set to go on sale Sept. 1.

Lego to sell braille bricks to help blind, low-vision children learn to read Lego Braille Bricks help blind and low-vision children "play and learn just like every other child," said mom Lisa Taylor ...

LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - For nearly a decade, the Laredo Braille Club has been dedicated to enriching the lives of visually impaired children in Laredo, Texas. Co-founders Angie Sanchez and Laura ...

PJ Library, a nonprofit program that distributes 245,000 books each month free to families in the U.S. and Canada, has partnered with the Jewish Braille Institute on a braille edition of its ...

The incarcerated women are making the braille books that are going out to students. “We get inmate workers in. They go through a course and they get trained, and they learn how to turn print to ...