Braille board for teaching the English alphabet with textured dots, designed for beginners who are learning tactile letter recognition and early braille concepts. Why this product helps Provides handson, tactile practice of English letters through raised textured dots that represent braille patterns. Supports multisensory learning by combining touch with letter recognition, helping beginners build confidence and familiarity with braille cells. Easy to integrate into lesson plans for teachers, tutors, and parents who need a simple tool to introduce braille fundamentals. Key benefits and problem solving Makes abstract braille patterns concrete: textured dots let learners feel the structure of each braille cell rather than only seeing a visual representation. Reduces initial frustration: tactile feedback helps students quickly distinguish different letters by touch, simplifying early practice sessions. Flexible for varied settings: suitable for classroom demonstrations, oneonone tutoring, or independent practice at home. Main features Raised textured dots representing braille cell patterns for each alphabet letter. Intended for beginners and earlystage learners focusing on the English alphabet. Designed for repeated handling and regular classroom or home use. Who will find it useful Teachers and classroom aides introducing braille concepts to small groups. Parents and tutors working on tactile literacy at home. Special education professionals and learning centers offering introductory braille instruction. Practical use scenarios Classroom activity: Use the board during a lesson to demonstrate the tactile layout of specific letters, then have students locate and name letters by touch. Home practice: Keep the board for short daily sessions where a learner practices feeling and identifying letters between formal lessons. Smallgroup tutoring: Use the board to compare students working in pairs, guiding one another through letter recognition exercises. What to expect in everyday use A straightforward, tactile learning aid focused on early braille exposure and alphabet recognition. Clear, repeatable practice that supports the transition from visual to tactile literacy skills. An instructional tool that complements existing curriculum or individualized learning plans without requiring advanced setup. This braille teaching board offers a practical, tactile approach to early braille learning, helping beginners develop foundational skills in a simple and usable format.