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LEGO® Braille Activities

6 LEGO® Braille Bricks Activities

Discover a super fun way to learn braille! Enjoy our play starters, especially designed for our LEGO® Braille Bricks set, which will help you get to grips with braille!

Hand of the Giant

A peaceful village gets a giant-sized surprise in this cute 2-player storytelling game!
  • Land of Two Cities: Level 1

    Build your braille skills as you build up your LEGO® Braille Bricks in a faraway land… Click right to level up!
  • Race to the Top: Level 1

    Play against a friend and challenge them to reach the top of the hotel business! Click right to level up!

Rock, Paper, Scissors

Challenge your friends to become the best Rock, Paper, Scissors player in LEGO® City!
  • Master of Music: Level 1

    Are you ready to rock? Be a solo artist or play with your bandmates in this fun, musical challenge! Click right to level up!
  • Operation Codebreaker: Level 1

    An evil thief is on the prowl... Can you or your friends crack the code to solve the case? Click right to level up!
  • How can I make learning braille fun?

    As with most skills, the best way to make learning braille fun is to incorporate playful experiences. For example, our LEGO® Braille Bricks activities include tactile memory games, extended storytelling scenarios and even music-inspired challenges to help children and adults improve their braille skills and better understand the amazing braille code.

  • How to teach braille to beginners?

    When teaching braille to beginners, it is important to first introduce them to the basic braille alphabet and numbers. This can be done with our LEGO® Braille Bricks. Beginners can easily feel the raised dots and learn what each combination means. Then the road to improvement is all about practicing reading and writing braille with fun activities like the ones on our LEGO Braille Bricks Activities page!

  • Is braille difficult to learn?

    Learning braille may seem complicated, especially if you are used to reading with your eyes. But it is not!

    Braille is just a code, a different way of representing each letter.

    This tactile code can be learned from an early age and opens up a new world of literacy and communication for blind and visually impaired children and adults.