Thanks, Marty, once again! We made Bingo cards in Braille today! Using sticky stickers on plastic paper (I know there is an official name for this kind of paper - thermoform???) allows the player to keep track of their numbers without the frustration of pieces going all over the place. Plus, the stickers can be used for quite a few games before they loose their stick! Hmmmmm - now we need to braille up little papers that say N37 or B10 so JiJi can take her turn being the caller! I think that you can purchase ready to go Brailled Bingo games, but then your sweetie would loose out practicing all those numbers!
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I'm a teacher of students with visual impairments and I love when my students can lead the group during bingo with the Excalibur talking bingo caller. we use the blue plastic bingo cards from ls&s. I encourage all the kids to think of rhymes when calling the numbers. "quick, it's on the run, it's b 1!".
Been playing online bingo with 12BET but sometimes I miss playing bingo with real cards on my hand ahaha
Anyway, what do you called on that cage? Looks cool!
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