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  1. ALPHABET & NUMBER PUZZLES (MODELS 626 & 640) Picture of ALPHABET & NUMBER PUZZLES (MODELS 626 & 640) Alphabet and Number Puzzles are tactile numbers and letters designed for use by children who are blind or have low vision. These large letters and numbers combine visual and tactile senses to teach youngsters to recognize number and letter shapes by sight and touch. The number set (model 640) includes 0 through 9, each with the corresponding number of dots to encourage active learning of counting concepts. Numbers and Letters (model 626) are brailled. DIMENSIONS (HxW): 5 x 4 inches. COLOR: Yello...[More Information]

  2. HASBRO PLAYSKOOL MAGNETIC NUMBERS (MODEL 02057) Picture of HASBRO PLAYSKOOL MAGNETIC NUMBERS (MODEL 02057) Hasbro Playskool Magnetic Numbers, model 02057, are educational toys designed for use by children age 3 years and up who are blind or have low vision. Each set has 26 brightly colored, large magnetic pieces representing numbers and arithmetic symbols. The set has 21 numbers plus 5 arithmetic symbols, with Braille numbers engraved on front of the numbers....[More Information]

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