[Nfb-krafters-korner] ISO braille art patterns

[Ramona Walhof]

Tanya, write me or call me offlist, and I will give you some concepts and
some patterns.  

I think the best way for kids to do tactual drawing is with a screen board
or sheet of sponge rubber.  You draw with a stylus to make lines on the
bottom side of the paper.  Then the kids can experiment just like sighted
kids do with colors.  
Braille writer drawings are also interesting.  I'll give you a couple of
patterns that we are not using for our greeting cards.  
Ramona walhoframona at gmail.com  208-338-1595.  

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Subject: [Nfb-krafters-korner] ISO braille art patterns


Hello fellow crafters
I am teaching a group braille class. 2 students are visually impaired and
the others are sighted. The sighted ones are ages 11 and 9. We are nearing
the end of the course and I would like to introduce the children to the
ability to create pictures with the Perkins.
Years ago I had audio files but  can't seem to locate them. Can anyone help?
Thanks
Tanya
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