Uncontracted Braille Training Manual
High Tech Center Training Unit
of the California Community Colleges at the
Foothill-De Anza Community College District
21050 McClellan Road
Cupertino, CA 95014
(408) 996-4636
(800) 411-8954
http://www.htctu.net
Table of Contents
Braille Alphabet .......................................................................................... 1
Connecting the Dots................................................................................... 2
Fill In the Dots ............................................................................................ 3
Letter Matching Exercise............................................................................ 4
Uncontracted Words .................................................................................. 5
Uncontracted Words Fill In ......................................................................... 6
Perkins Brailler ........................................................................................... 7
Sorting Words ............................................................................................ 8
Words to Braille.......................................................................................... 9
Blank for Braille Words............................................................................. 10
Slate and Stylus ....................................................................................... 11
Basic Punctuation .................................................................................... 12
Fill in the Blanks ....................................................................................... 13
Basic Punctuation Help ............................................................................ 14
Sentences with Basic Punctuation ........................................................... 15
Key for Basic Punctuation Exercises........................................................ 21
More Complex Punctuation ...................................................................... 22
Punctuation Help...................................................................................... 23
Alphabet & Punctuation............................................................................ 24
Sentences with More Complex Punctuation............................................. 25
Key to Sentences with More Complex Punctuation.................................. 29
Punctuation Listed by Name .................................................................... 30
Punctuation Listed by Dot Patterns .......................................................... 31
Braille Numbers........................................................................................ 32
Advanced Braille Numbers....................................................................... 33
Number Help Page................................................................................... 34
Advanced Number Practice ..................................................................... 35
Number Keys ........................................................................................... 36
ii
Braille Alphabet
a b c d e f g h i j
∙ b c d e f g h i j
k l m n o p q r s t
k l m n o p q r s t
u v x y z
u v x y z
w
w
1
Connecting the Dots
a b c d e f g h i j
k l m n o p q r s t
u v w x y z
2
Fill In the Dots
a
k
u
b
l
v
c
m
x
d
n
y
e
o
z
f
p
g
q
h
r
i
s
j
t
w
3
Letter Matching Exercise
Match the print letters to their counterparts in Braille.
a
u
k
p
l
f
I
b
a
o
c
m
r
z
b
d
n
e
n
e
o
q
t
w
f
p
c
h
j
g
q
v
x
h
d
y
r
l
i
s
g
m
k
j
u
v
s
w
x
4
t
y
z
Uncontracted Words
Write the Braille words below on the adjacent lines.
ant ________________ next ________________
bog ________________ odd __________________
cod ________________ poke ________________
date _______________ quid ________________
eve ________________ race ________________
food _______________ sunny _______________
gig ________________ true ________________
hiss _______________ usage _______________
igloo _____________ vex __________________
jump _______________ worm ________________
kilt _______________ xylose ______________
lamp _______________ yell ________________
magnet ____________ zoo _________________
5
Uncontracted Words Fill In
Fill in the Braille cells to transcribe the print words into Braille.
age
new
big
old
code
poor
dog
quit
egg
rage
five
son
gag
trim
hunt
use
ice
vise
jet
wig
kids
exit
lick
yes
man
zoom
6
Perkins Brailler
The classic Perkins Brailler is a precision-made, durable machine
that will provide many
years of service.
The Perkins Brailler is a
precision-made, all-purpose
braillewriter that is in general
use around the world.
Thousands of these machines
have been sold and their
durability has been established
under a wide range of
conditions. With reasonable
care, the Perkins Brailler will
give long and reliable service.
Description
The Perkins Brailler is designed to:
Accommodate a maximum page size of 11 1/2 inches wide by 14 inches long
Permit the writing of 25 lines, 41 cells on an 11 1/2 x 11 inch page
The Perkins Brailler features:
An aluminum case that is finished in a tough baked grey enamel
Keys, knobs, and carriage lever made of high-impact plastic
Exposed metal parts that are plated for durability
Metal carrying handle
The specifications of the Perkins Brailler:
Measures 15 1/2 x 9 x 5 3/4 inches
Weighs 10 lbs.
The Perkins Brailler includes a one-year limited warranty.
To Order
The Perkins Brailler: 1-00850-00 -- $725.00
The Perkins Brailler is now available from APH to all customers. You may
purchase a Perkins using the following types of funds: check, money order, credit
card, purchase order, or Federal Quota order.
Text from the Web site for American Printing House for the Blind: www.aph.org.
7
Sorting Words
Place the name of the category in the top box of each column. List the words belonging to that
category in the column underneath.
8
Words to Braille
Write the following words in braille. All words can be transcribed in grade one braille with no
grade two signs.
acid
acacia
badge
beige
cads
cage
deface
dice
ebb
egg
fad
fief
gag
gage
hag
hide
id
idea
jag
jade
kettle
kneel
lair
llama
manor
melon
noise
notice
orange
orphan
package
possessor
qualify
quay
rapport
rascal
simile
spoon
tragic
ukulele
ultimatum
vacillate
vaguely
weird
wield
xebec
xylem
yeoman
yield
zoological
zulu
zyme
9
Blank for Braille Words
10
Slate and Stylus
With a braille slate and stylus, one can manually punch the
dots of the braille cell onto paper. Since you punch the dots
from the back side of the paper, you must work from right
to left (rather than left to right as you normally do). When
you remove the paper from the slate, you will turn the page
over to read it.
When you use the slate and stylus, you will be utilizing the
dot numbers that you have learned. On the slate, dot one
becomes the top-right dot of the cell. Since you are
working from right to left, dots 1-2-3 are still on the side of
the cell closest to your starting point (just as they were
when brailling with the Perkins Brailler). By focusing on the dot numbers, you can
make a smooth transition from the Perkins Brailler to the slate.
Braille Alphabet with Dot Names
a a
dot 1
k k
dots 1-3
u u
dots 1-3-6
b b
dots 1-2
l
l
dots 1-2-3
v v
dots 1-2-3-6
c c
dots 1-4
m m
dots 1-3-4
w w
dots 2-4-5-6
d d
dots 1-4-5
n n
dots 1-3-4-5
x x
dots 1-3-4-6
e e
dots 1-5
o o
dots 1-3-5
y y
dots 1-3-4-5-6
f f
dots 1-2-4
p p
dots 1-2-3-4
z z
dots 1-3-5-6
g g
dots 1-2-4-5
q q
dots 1-2-3-4-5
h h
dots 1-2-5
r
r
dots 1-2-3-5
i i
dots 2-4
s
s
dots 2-3-4
j j
dots 2-4-5
t
t
dots 2-3-4-5
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Basic Punctuation
Signs in the first line of the Braille code are "dropped" to form punctuation. All
punctuation marks are made using dots 2, 3, 5, and 6. Please note that the capital sign is
actually a composition sign, rather than punctuation.
Letter Drops Punctuation
Dots
a
∙
⇒
1
dot 2
b
b
⇒
2
c
c
⇒
d
d
f
h
Meaning
Memory Aid
comma
comma ends in "a"
dots 2-3
semicolon
only "semi"
3
dots 2-5
colon
"c" for colon
⇒
4
dots 2-5-6
period
"d" for done
f
⇒
6
dots 2-3-5
exclamation
point
Finally!
h
⇒
8
dots 2-3-6
question mark
How??
Punctuation
Sign
Dot Numbers
comma
semicolon
colon
period
exclamation point
question mark
capital sign
12
Fill in the Blanks
He sat; we left.
anticipate: waves, sun
I ran; he ate!
Did he get home?
I saw a bat; he a cat: big, orange.
13
Basic Punctuation Help
Sign
Position
Dots
Meaning
Memory Aid
a
1
=1
dot 2
comma
comma ends in "a"
b
2
=2
dots 2-3
semicolon
only "semi"
c
3
=3
dots 2-5
colon
"c" for colon
d
4
=4
dots 2-5-6
period
"d" for done
f
6
=6
dots 2-3-5
exclamation point
Finally!
h
8
=8
dots 2-3-6
question mark
How??
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
j
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
k
l
m
n
o
p
q
r
s
t
U
V
X
Y
Z
W
u
v
x
y
z
w
Basic Punctuation and Associated Letters
A
B
C
D
E
∙
b
c
⇓
⇓
⇓
⇓
⇓
⇓
Comma
Semicolon
Colon
Period
Exclamation
Point
Question
mark
1
2
3
4
6
8
d e
14
F
G
H
f
g
h
I
J
i j
Sentences with Basic Punctuation
,i want six items3 scissors1
buttons1 screws1 nails1 nuts1
bolts4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,miss ,flynn1 take a memo3 ,call
,mr4 ,phelps at twelve noon2 see
,mr4 ,gray at six4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,joan types well2 ,lucille
tries1 gets no place4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
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,give me back my ,santa ,claus
suit6
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,if all goes well1 we may take
an ,atlantic cruise soon4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,i love all animals3 cats1 dogs1
calves1 pigs1 goats1 lambs1 etc4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,joanie wants a big blue
umbrella4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
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,take my book2 hold my coat6
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,turn on a radio at once2 an
unusual report is on4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,quiet1 ,david1 ,i am afraid6
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,an ugly man knocks at my door4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
17
,donna is exquisitely happy4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,does ,jimmy want a banana8
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,does he want my old bicycle8
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,My favorite tune is ,,deep
,,purple4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
18
,jack loves poetry2 give ,tom
prose4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,aunt ,patricia1 may ,i date
,george next week8
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,,brigadoon1 an old ,broadway
play1 is a musical4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,i want a black cat2 a gray
squirrel gives ,madge joy4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
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,does ,philip love my niece1
,hilda8
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,kim has five suits3 blue1 gray1
beige1 black1 coral4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
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Key for Basic Punctuation Exercises
Fill in the Blanks
He sat; we left.
,He sat2 we left4
anticipate: waves, sun
anticipate3 waves1 sun
I ran; he ate!
,I ran2 he ate6
Did he get home?
,Did he get home8
I saw a bat; he a cat: big, orange.
,I saw a bat2 he a cat3
big1 orange4
Sentences
An ugly man knocks at my door.
I want six items: scissors, buttons, screws,
nails, nuts, bolts.
Donna is exquisitely happy.
Miss Flynn, take a memo: Call Mr. Phelps
at twelve noon; see Mr. Gray at six.
Does Jimmy want a banana?
Joan types well; Lucille tries, gets no place.
Does he want my old bicycle?
Give me back my Santa Claus suit!
My favorite tune is DEEP PURPLE.
If all goes well, we may take an Atlantic
cruise soon.
Jack loves poetry; give Tom prose.
Aunt Patricia, may I date George next
week?
I love all animals: cats, dogs, calves, pigs,
goats, lambs, etc.
BRIGADOON, an old Broadway play, is a
musical.
Joanie wants a big blue umbrella.
I want a black cat; a gray squirrel gives
Madge joy.
Take my book; hold my coat!
Turn on a radio at once; an unusual report
is on.
Does Philip love my niece, Hilda?
Kim has five suits: blue, gray, beige, black,
coral.
Quiet, David, I am afraid!
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More Complex Punctuation
With the exception of "e" and "i," all the letters in the first line of the Braille code drop
to form punctuation. Please note that the capital sign is actually a composition sign,
rather than punctuation.
Punctuation Sign
Punctuation Sign
comma
open bracket
apostrophe
close bracket
semicolon
question mark
colon
open double
quote
hyphen
open single
quote
period
close double
quote
exclamation
point
close single
quote
parenthesis
capital sign
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Punctuation Help
Sign
Position
Dots
Meaning
Memory Aid
1
=1
dot 2
comma
comma ends in "a"
'
='=
dot 3
apostrophe
as low as "a" can go
b
2
=2
dots 2-3
semicolon
only "semi"
c
3
=3
dots 2-5
colon
"c" for colon
-
=-=
dots 3-6
hyphen
looks like a hyphen
d
4
=4
dots 2-5-6
period
"d" for done
f
6
=6
dots 2-3-5
exclamation point
Finally!
g
7
7=7
dots 2-3-5-6
parenthesis
solid little walls
,7
,7=
with dot 6
open bracket
dot closest helps
7'
=7'
with dot 3
close bracket
dot closest helps
8
=8
dots 2-3-6
question mark
How??
8
8=
dots 2-3-6
open double quote
shaped like print quote
,8
,8=
with dot 6
open single quote
dot closest helps
0
=0
dots 3-5-6
close double quote
shaped like print quote
0'
=0'
with dot 3
close single quote
dot closest helps
a
h
j
Note: Dots 1-2-3-4-5-6 (=) serve as a reference cell and have no specific meaning in
this context.
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Alphabet & Punctuation
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
j
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
k
l
m
n
o
p
q
r
s
t
U
V
X
Y
Z
W
u
v
x
y
z
w
Common Punctuation and Associated Letters
A
B
∙
b
⇓
⇓
Comma
1
C
D
c d e
⇓
⇓
Semicolon Colon Period
2
E
3 4
F
G
H
I
J
f
g
h
i
j
⇓
⇓
⇓
Exclmtn
Question
Parentheses
Point
mark
6
⇓
7
8
⇓
⇓
⇓
⇓
⇓
⇓
Apostrophe
Hyphen
Open
Bracket
Open
double
quote
Close
double
quote
'
-
,7
8
0
⇓
⇓
⇓
⇓
Dash
Close
Bracket
Open
single
quote
Close
single
quote
--
7'
,8
0'
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Sentences with More Complex Punctuation
8,i love my new home60 he
exclaims2 8twelve nice big
rooms60
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,jimmie 7a husky boy1 age
twelve7 ate a huge apple pie4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,a girl wrote on a slate3 8,i
love all animals1 wild or tame40
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
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',tis true1 ,johnny doesn't
exploit all opportunities at
college4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
8,if ,rufus sees ,8,hamlet10' ,i
hope he'll take adequate notes10
wrote ,aunt ,lucy4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,all budget items ,7see report
on fiscal policies7' presuppose
rigid economy4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
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,8,he irritates me10' ,raymond
wrote petulantly2 ,8he calls me
8ignorant hillbilly400'
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,let's hunt squirrel2 next 7if
,lady ,luck smiles71 we may get
quail too4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
8,we'll visit ,alaska next
,july10 ,uncle ,william agrees2
8,new ,york is too hot40
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
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,grant 7victor at ,vicksburg7
drank liquor freely4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
,he sang an old1 old tune1
,,sweet ,,rosie ,,o'grady4
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
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Key to Sentences with
More Complex Punctuation
"I love my new home!" he exclaims; "twelve nice big rooms!"
Jimmie (a husky boy, age twelve) ate a huge apple pie.
A girl wrote on a slate: "I love all animals, wild or tame."
'Tis true, Johnny doesn't exploit all opportunities at college.
"If Rufus sees 'Hamlet,' I hope he'll take adequate notes," wrote Aunt Lucy.
All budget items [see report on fiscal policies] presuppose rigid economy.
'He irritates me,' Raymond wrote petulantly; 'he calls me "ignorant hillbilly."'
Let's hunt squirrel; next (if Lady Luck smiles), we may get quail too.
"We'll visit Alaska next July," Uncle William agrees; "New York is too hot."
Grant (victor at Vicksburg) drank liquor freely.
He sang an old, old tune, SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY.
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Punctuation Listed by Name
Sign
Print
accent sign
apostrophe
’
asterisk/footnote
*
bracket (closing)
]
bracket (opening)
[
Braille
Sign
@
'
99
7'
,7
Print
guide dot
hyphen
-
Braille
"
.
italic sign
(double)
..
;
#
italic sign (single)
letter sign
capital sign
(double)
,,
number sign
capital sign
(single)
,
parenthesis
(closing)
)
7
@c
3
1
---.
"1
4
'''
6
/
parenthesis
(opening)
(
7
percent sign
%
period
.
question mark
?
quotation mark
(double, opening)
“
8
quotation mark
(double, closing)
”
0
quotation mark
(single, opening)
‘
,8
quotation mark
(single, closing)
’
0'
semicolon
;
slash
/
cent sign
¢
colon
:
comma
,
dash
dash, double
decimal point
ditto sign
dollar sign
ellipsis
exclamation point
fraction line
—
——
.
"
$
…
!
/ —
@3P
4
8
2
/
Note: The number sign, capital sign, italic sign,
accent sign, and letter sign are Braille "composition"
signs and have no direct print equivalents.
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Punctuation Listed by Dot Patterns
Sign
apostrophe
ellipsis
Print
’
…
Braille
'
'''
capital sign
(single)
,
capital sign
(double)
,,
comma
,
guide dot
ditto sign
"
accent sign
semicolon
;
letter sign
hyphen
dash
dash, double
colon
cent sign
asterisk/footnote
fraction line
—
——
:
¢
*
/—
Sign
Print
slash
/
decimal point
.
italic sign (single)
..
4
4
6
8
dollar sign
$
period
.
exclamation point
!
question mark
?
quotation mark
(double, opening)
“
8
quotation mark
(double, closing)
”
0
quotation mark
(single, opening)
‘
,8
quotation mark
(single, closing)
’
0'
parenthesis
(opening)
(
7
parenthesis
(closing)
)
7
bracket (opening)
[
bracket (closing)
]
number sign
percent sign
31
/
.
.
italic sign
(double)
1
"
"1
@
2
;
---3
@c
99
/
Braille
%
,7
7'
#
@3P
Braille Numbers
In literary Braille, the numbers are based on the first ten letters of the Braille alphabet,
preceded by the Braille number sign (dots 3-4-5-6). The letter "a" is one; "b" is two, etc.
a
=
b
=
c
=
d
=
e
=
a
b
c
d
e
1
=
2
=
3
=
4
=
5
=
#a
#b
#c
#d
#e
f
=
g
=
h
=
i
=
j
=
f
g
h
i
j
6
=
7
=
8
=
9
=
0
=
#f
#g
#h
#i
#j
Write the Braille numbers below on the adjacent lines.
#ab ________________ #cch ________________
#bd ________________ #dfj ________________
#ci ________________ #ehb ________________
#df ________________ #fej ________________
#eh ________________ #gjj ________________
#fg ________________ #hhg ________________
#gb ________________ #ijd ________________
#hc ________________ #ajbc _______________
#ii ________________ #cieh _______________
#aje _______________ #efji _______________
#bef _______________ #gjhd ______________
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Advanced Braille Numbers
Commas, hyphens, and colons may be used with numbers. Sometimes letters directly
follow numbers; in which case, you use the letter sign (dots 5-6) before the letter.
dots 3-4-5-6
Dollar Sign
Letter Sign
#
;
dots 5-6
Fraction Line
Decimal Point
.
dots 4-6
Percent
Number Sign
1,000,000,000
=
408-996-6043
=
1958–95
=
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8/13/58
=
4:00 p.m.
=
6:15–7:45
=
9–10 a.m.
Apt. 12c
=
Class 1A
=
7-Up
=
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=
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=
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=
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=
1/2
=
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=
50%
=
25%
=
4
/
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dots 2-5-6
dots 3-4
dots 2-5 &
dots 1-2-3-4
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#djh-iif-fjdc
#∙ieh-ie
#∙b-c∙-ii
#h-∙c-eh
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#i-∙j ∙4m4
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#g-,up
#.jc
#∙gi.i
4#.∙e
4#fd.gi
#∙/b
#cc-∙/c
#ej@3p
#be@3p
Note: In inclusive numbers, the number sign must be repeated if the units change. In the
example 6–7 p.m. (#f-g p4m4), the units for hours surround the hyphen, so no
additional number sign is required; in the example 6:15–7:45 a.m. (#f3ae-#g3de
a4m4), the units touched by the hyphen are minutes (:15) and hours (7), so the number
sign must be repeated.
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Number Help Page
Braille Numbers
a
=
a
1
=
#a
f
=
f
6
=
#f
b
=
b
2
=
#b
g
=
g
7
=
#g
c
=
c
3
=
#c
h
=
h
8
=
#h
d
=
d
4
=
#d
i
=
i
9
=
#i
e
=
e
5
=
#e
j
=
j
0
=
#j
Symbols Used with Numbers
Sign
Braille
Example
dot 3
#'fj's
'60's
@c
dot 4 &
dots 1-4
#be@c
25¢
Colon
3
dots 2-5
#d3cj
4:30
Comma
1
dot 2
#c1jjj
3,000
Decimal Point
.
dots 4-6
#i.ii
9.99
Dollar Sign
4
dots 2-5-6
4#.ej
$.50
Fraction Line
/
dots 3-4
#e-c/d
5 3/4
Hyphen
-
dots 3-6
#∙-b p4m4
1-2 p.m.
Letter Sign
;
dots 5-6
cl∙ss #∙;∙
class 1a
Number Sign
#
dots 3-4-5-6
,no4#∙
#1
Slash
/
dots 3-4
#i/∙j
9/10
dot 4 &
dots 2-5 &
dots 1-2-3-4
#hj@3p
80%
Apostrophe
Cent Sign
Percent
'
Dots
@3p
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Advanced Number Practice
Write the Braille numbers below on the adjacent line.
#a1jjj ____________ #b-a/h ______________
#eid _______________ #b/c ________________
#f-g-jb ___________ #a-a/b ______________
#aijj-ii _________ #ej@3p _______________
#a3cj a4m4 ______ #ajj@3p _____________
#e-g p4m4 ________ #fgh ________________
Room #e;,b _______ #a/aj _______________
#.je _______________ 4#b.ej ______________
#aj.i _____________ #dich _______________
4#di.ie ___________ #e3jj _______________
4#.be ______________ #adib ______________
#abc-de-fghi ____________________________
#b1iei1ghj1cdf _________________________
#a1jjj1jjj1jjj _________________________
#djh-iif-fjdc __________________________
#hca-eee-abab __________________________
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Number Keys
Basic Number Key
Advanced Number Key
#ab 12
#cch 338
#a1jjj 1,000
#b-a/h 2 1/8
#bd 24
#dfj 460
#eid 594
#b/c 2/3
#ci 39
#ehb 582
#f-g-jb 6-7-02
#a-a/b 1 1/2
#df 46
#fej 650
#aijj-ii 1900-99
#ej@3p 50%
#eh 58
#gjj 700
#a3cj a4m4 1:30 a.m.
#ajj@3p 100%
#fg 67
#hhg 887
#e-g p4m4 5-7 p.m.
#fgh 678
#gb 72
#ijd 904
Room #e;,b room 5B
#a/aj 1/10
#hc 83
#ajbc 1023
#.je .05
4#b.ej $2.50
#ii 99
#cieh 3958
#aj.i 10.9
#dich 4938
#aje 105
#efji 5609
4#di.ie $49.95
#e3jj 5:00
#bef 256
#gjhd 7084
4#.be $.25
#adib 1492
#abc-de-fghi 123-45-6789
#b1iei1ghj1cdf 2,959,780,346
#a1jjj1jjj1jjj 1,000,000,000
#djh-iif-fjdc 408-996-6043
#hca-eee-abab 831-555-1212
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