Braille Hearts Card Game | Accessible Card Game for Blind Players

$19.00

Description

The Braille Hearts Card Game makes the classic card game of Hearts more accessible for blind and low-vision players. The oversized, full-color cards feature familiar community figures, including a firefighter, plumber, nurse, and librarian, along with both printed and Braille words.

The game includes 32 playing cards and a set of instruction cards, making it suitable for learning and playing Hearts while providing tactile access to the information on each card. The large cards measure approximately 4.75 x 3.25 inches, making them substantially larger than standard playing cards.

In addition to playing Hearts, the cards can be used as educational flash cards for blind children, providing opportunities to practice Braille recognition, vocabulary, and identification of familiar occupations and community roles.

Key Features

• Braille markings on the cards
• Printed words for sighted players
• Colorful illustrations
• Features familiar community occupations
• Includes 32 playing cards
• Includes instruction cards
• Oversized 4.75 x 3.25-inch cards
• Designed for multiple players
• Suitable for preschool and older children
• Cardboard storage tray included
• Can be used as an educational flash-card activity

Benefits of the Braille Hearts Card Game

Accessible Card Game Play

Braille markings provide tactile access to the information presented on the cards, allowing Braille readers to participate in the game without relying exclusively on visual information.

Oversized Cards

At approximately 4.75 x 3.25 inches, the cards are larger than standard playing cards, providing a larger surface for the printed words, Braille, and colorful illustrations.

Inclusive Family Recreation

The combination of printed words and Braille allows players with different visual abilities to participate in the same activity.

Educational Opportunities

The cards can be used beyond the traditional game. They can serve as flash cards for children who are learning Braille and developing vocabulary and recognition skills.

Familiar Community Vocabulary

The cards feature familiar occupations and community figures, including a firefighter, plumber, nurse, and librarian. This gives children opportunities to explore vocabulary associated with people and roles in their communities.

Who Is the Braille Hearts Card Game For?

The Braille Hearts Card Game can be useful for:

• Blind children
• Children with low vision
• Braille learners
• Families looking for accessible games
• Teachers of students with visual impairments
• Orientation and mobility or vision education programs
• Schools and classrooms
• Vision rehabilitation programs
• Recreation programs
• Families and caregivers