Thames & Kosmos Kids First: The Human Body (Version 2) handleiding

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DID YOU KNOW?

Blind people can read with their

fingers. They use letters for the

blind invented by the Frenchman

Louis Braille — which is why this

type of writing is also known as

Braille (pronounced “brail”). The letter system consists of six dots pressed into the

paper with a special machine. Each letter of the alphabet is made of a different

combination of these six

dots. When a blind person

moves his fingers across

the paper, he can feel the

letters. If you pay

attention, you will notice

Braille writing all over the

place — for example, on

medicine packets and on

elevator buttons.

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Eyes shut! Try using nothing but

your fingers to tell which shape it is.

For someone who can see, the task

is not so simple — because that

person’s sense of touch has had

little practice, and isn’t as well

trained as it is in a blind person.

Bonus Experiment:

Put on the gloves and try to identify the shapes.

Does it work?

Feel It!

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