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Everything you need to start teaching Sign Language and Braille in your classroom today.
10-Week Lesson Plan
१० हप्ताको पाठ योजना
A complete structured curriculum covering the full Braille alphabet and NSL fingerspelling. Each week builds on the last — includes activities, games, and assessment ideas.
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Braille Flashcard Set
ब्रेल फ्ल्यासकार्ड सेट
26 printable Braille flashcards — one for each letter. Each card shows the Braille dot pattern, the letter in English, and the Nepali equivalent. Print and cut for classroom use.
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Sign Language Alphabet Guide
संकेत भाषा वर्णमाला गाइड
A complete reference guide for all 26 NSL fingerspelling hand shapes with step-by-step instructions in Nepali and English. Perfect for classroom walls and student handouts.
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Classroom Games & Activities
कक्षाकोठा खेल र गतिविधिहरू
Fun, interactive activities for groups of 5–30 students. Includes "Sign the Word" relay races, Braille dot bingo, fingerspelling spelling bees, and partner practice games.
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Student Progress Tracker
विद्यार्थी प्रगति ट्र्याकर
A simple printable chart to track which letters each student has mastered in both Braille and Sign Language. Works for classes of any size.
Parent & Family Guide
अभिभावक र परिवार गाइड
A simple guide in Nepali explaining how families can support their child's learning at home. Includes 5 daily practice activities that take less than 10 minutes each.
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10-Week Classroom Curriculum
Free · Printable · Nepali FocusedWeek 1–2
Foundation & Introduction
- Introduce Braille cell concept — 6 dots
- Learn letters A–E in Braille
- Introduce NSL fingerspelling A–E
- Daily 5-min warm-up routine
Week 3–4
Building Vocabulary
- Braille letters F–J with dot patterns
- NSL letters F–J hand shapes
- First classroom game: Dot Bingo
- Partner practice activities
Week 5–6
Midpoint Review
- Braille letters K–O
- NSL letters K–O
- Mid-course quiz and celebration
- Introduce fingerspelling short words
Week 7–8
Advanced Letters
- Braille letters P–T
- NSL letters P–T including motion letters J and Z
- Spell your name in sign language
- Group relay game activity
Week 9
Completion
- Braille and NSL letters U–Z
- Full alphabet review both systems
- Student showcase and presentations
- Peer teaching activity
Week 10
Celebration & Assessment
- Final quiz — both Braille and Sign Language
- Certificate of completion
- Class celebration and sharing
- Resources for continued learning
Braille Flashcard Preview
Print these cards and cut them out for classroom activities. Works great for memory games, matching activities, and partner practice.
Teaching Tips
From experienced special education teachers across Nepal.
01
Start with student names
Have each student learn to spell their own name in both Braille and Sign Language first. Personal connection makes retention much stronger and motivates continued practice.
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5 minutes every day
Short daily practice beats long weekly sessions. Even 5 minutes of fingerspelling warm-up at the start of class creates dramatic improvement within 2–3 weeks.
03
Pair sighted with blind students
Partner activities where sighted students learn Braille and blind students teach back creates empathy and natural cross-learning. The teaching student retains far more.
04
Make it a game
Use the quiz on SanketSiksha as a class competition on a projector. Students love the immediate feedback and the competitive element drives engagement dramatically.
05
Involve families
Send the family guide home in Nepali. When parents practice even 5 letters at dinner, student progress accelerates significantly. Home reinforcement is crucial.
06
Celebrate every milestone
Celebrate when a student masters 5 letters, then 10, then the full alphabet. Small certificates, class applause, and recognition matter enormously to young learners.
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