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Here at Paths to Literacy one of the biggest crowd favorites have been braille art drawings and designs. These are such a fun way to have your students practice their braille skills.

Practical strategies for young children who are beginning to develop braille literacy through activities that are fun, meaningful, and developmental.

Explore one of our most popular features on Paths to Literacy: Braille Art Designs. We are thrilled to highlight the wonderful braille drawings shared over the years by Edith West for everyone to enjoy.

Learn how to make your own braille designs! These are a fun way to promote braille literacy, create accessible greeting cards, and motivate students who are blind or visually impaired.

Have fun while practicing braille skills with this Christmas stocking braille art design.

Keeping teens busy over the summer months that don’t involve screen time can be a challenge. Use age appropriate crafts to encourage their creativity and build skills.

Create an ostrich while practicing braille with this new braille art design.

Harry Potter themed braille art designs are a fun way to tie together a popular book series with braille skills.

Chancey Fleet, a technology coordinator at the New York Public Library’s Braille and Talking Book Center, shares ideas for preparing blind children to create, use, and enjoy tactile graphics.

Create this braille art with your students to provide a fun way to practice braille skills.