Low technology equals low cost, and when it comes to Braille technology, there are plenty of options to make life easier or just more fun. Check out some resources that you may not have considered:
• Pocket Money Brailler. An essential in every blind person's wallet or purse, the pocket money Brailler consists of a pair of Brailled strips which work simply by placing your bill between them. Press the strips together, and the denomination of the bill is Brailled right on to it.
• Braille Board Games. From Battleship to Bingo, Tic tac toe and more, anyone can play these classic games. Start a family game night every week!
• Braille Card Games. Whether you choose a basic deck of playing cards or opt for Uno or Crazy Eights, keep a supply of card games on hand for when friends come over. Braille dice are available, too.
• Braille Sodoku. Entertain yourself with these number games anywhere you go, from the doctor's office to your local coffee shop.
• Braille Puzzles. Take your pick of a wide variety of Braille puzzles, including map puzzles that announce in a clear voice when the Brailled piece has been placed correctly. Lower technology puzzles, including a US map, feature tactile state border definitions and the state abbreviation in Braille.
• Braille Pill Boxes. Make your day more efficient when you use a Braille pill box. Fill it once and have all your vitamins and medications available with one flip of the lid. You'll never forget whether you took them, either!
• Braille Learning Doll. This speaking doll is a great way to teach blind or seeing children the Braille alphabet.
• Braille Timer. Perfect for setting aside time for homework or reminding you to take out
the roast, the Braille timer is dependable and portable.
All of these products are available online.
