[il-talk] {Disarmed} Fw: August eNews-Coffee Beans and Braille
Robert Gardner
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Fri Aug 23 01:21:04 UTC 2013
National Braille PressFYI. Who doesn’t love coffee; who doesn’t love Braille?
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August 2013
Coffee Beans + Braille = New Starbucks Menu
To promote Starbucks' new braille menu in Sao Paolo, Brazil, a special version was created using coffee beans to spell out the menu items.
Coffee beans are stuck to a replica of an oversized Starbucks napkin placed on a wall.
Starbucks hopes that everyone can enjoy their coffee "from the tip of the fingers to the tip of the tongue." Learn More»
Teach Braille? You Could Be a Winner!
NBP is teaming up with Paths to Literacy to promote braille literacy for all! From August 1 - September 30, parents and teachers are invited to share their ideas and activities on any aspect of teaching braille including creating books, adapting materials, increasing fluency, or building comprehension. The winner will receive a copy of NBP's Stir It Up! print/braille cookbook for kids. Submit your ideas here»
Tour NBP and Witness a Labor of Love
At NBP, we welcome visitors! The Duffy family from New Hampshire recently visited and mom, Penny, wrote about it in her blog. We liked it so much, we posted an excerpt in our blog, Inside NBP.
"It was exciting when we got to the door because it was locked and you had to ring the buzzer to get let in. But wait, remember, this is National Braille Press and on the door in braille was the directions to hit the buzzer. Abby read the door and hit the buzzer so we could be let in." Read full blog post
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