Future Reflections                                                                                           Convention 2004

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The Bridge to Braille is a practical, step-by-step guide that shows parents and teachers how to help blind children progress from early literacy experiences all the way to full participation in the classroom.� This book demystifies the education of blind children and enables parents and teachers to give ordinary help with spelling, homework, reports, and projects to children who happen to be blind.� Topics included in the book:

Adapting Materials������������ ������� Beginning Braille Reading������������������������� Doing Math in Braille
A Quick Braille Lesson����������    Braille Writing in the Classroom�����������������Resources
Using Technology�������������� �������Independence in the Classroom��������������� �About Braille Books

�Now I understand what to do to get my son off to a good start in school.� Parents need this information right from the beginning, when their blind child is a baby.�

� Amy Kaiser
Parent of a blind child

�A much-needed adjunct to the information shared by a busy Braille teacher...The Bridge to Braille should be in the hands of every teacher who is going to have a blind student in class!�

� Debbie DeHaven
First grade teacher

The Bridge to Braille is available from:
National Organization of Parents of Blind Children

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Make check or money order payable to NFB and mail with this form to:

Materials Center, National Center for the Blind
1800 Johnson Street, Baltimore, MD� 21230-4998
Phone: (410) 659-9314������ Email:� [email protected]���� Web site: www.nfb.org

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