Sturdy Plastic Checkers Set for The Blind & Visually Impaired,

Sturdy Plastic Checkers Set for The Blind & Visually Impaired, Tactile Pieces, Raised Squares, Pieces Stay in Place, Accessible Game That Uses No Braille-by Blind in Mind, The Braille Superstsore
- Since you don't have to know Braille to play this game it makes a great starting point for kids, or anyone of any age who's recently lost their vision.
- Large raised dot on black pieces for tactile discrimination. Double-sided pieces, raised crown symbol on one end. Flip any piece over to make it a king! A great tactile version of checkers, perfect for both blind and sighted players.
- Durable plastic checkerboard with plenty of space to lay out a game.
- Holes in center of squares to securely hold pieces in place.
- Checkers pieces come in drawstring cloth pouch. Proudly made in USA.
So you're not a big fan of chess games that seem to stretch on for hours on end ... Or perhaps you're new to the idea of playing board games by touch? well, it sounds as if our completely tactile version of checkers is for you! Just like our chess sets, every detail of this adapted version of checkers is tactual, allowing blind and sighted players to enjoy it together. The wooden checkerboard itself measures almost 9" by 13" - plenty of space to lay out a game of checkers. On the board, the white squares are raised above the black ones, and the squares even have holes in the center so the pieces won't fall over. As for the plastic checkers, the white pieces have a large dot on the top, and, of course, the kings are twice as large as the pawns. And again, you don't have to know Braille to play this game!
Country USA
Brand The Braille Store
Manufacturer The Braille Store
ItemPartNumber 1242
Size 7 inches
UnitCount 1
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Brand	The Braille Store
Manufacturer	The Braille Store
ItemPartNumber	1242
Size	7 inches
UnitCount	1
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

Sturdy Plastic Checkers Set for The Blind & Visually Impaired, Tactile Pieces, Raised Squares, Pieces Stay in Place, Accessible Game That Uses No Braille-by Blind in Mind, The Braille Superstsore

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