Description
BrailleBuzz is an instructional tool for young braille learners ages two to five. It encourages practice with braille characters and phonics, similar to a variety of audio-based toys that teach print writing. BrailleBuzz resembles a cartoon bumblebee, encouraging little ones with audio feedback. A friendly recorded human voice and fun sounds are paired with a Perkins-style braille keyboard, designed with little hands in mind.
Features:
Develops finger dexterity and braille keyboarding
Develops emergent phonics and listening skills
The given letter is heard when the correct combination of dot/keys are pressed
The honeycomb buttons, with braille, speak the letters when pushed
Three Modes of Play:
Phonics Mode: Fun sound and letter associations are made
Keyboard Mode: All key combinations are announced with dot numbers
Letters Mode: Dot number announcement reinforces the relationship between reading letters and writing on the keyboard
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