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Who’s little one wants to play with Lego and learn Braille at the same time?
Lego is fantastic. I remember playing it myself when I was little and also when my lad was a tot. Although his Lego had come on since my day. He had trees and windows, etc. My windows were open gaps ☺
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LEGO has expanded from open windows, as you pointed out, to architectural sets. My son had 3 of the big, denim mat/bags full. He eventually willed them to me. My grandson wanted a set, so I kept a few to use for eye-hand and sent the rest to him in Thailand. The Braille idea is brilliant. I understand why supply and distribution are limited, but I’d sure like a set. 😎
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They’re very cool aren’t they? Get yourself a set George. I think everyone loves abit of Lego
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In the US, at least, they are provided free of charge for use in teaching blind children. They weren’t for sale. I’ll keep watching.
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