[inerg]

Interestingly Lego just announced they're releasing a block set to help kids learn Braille. From what I can tell it comes with 5 full sets of alphabets and numbers so you should be able to form most words. But I could be misreading the product description haha

I figure it's worth throwing out there in case anyone was curious to learn it and finds having the tactile option of putting the blocks together as potentially helpful

https://www.lego.com/en-ca/product/play-with-braille-english...

[Y_Y]

Good, since previous sets were limited to an unusable subset like "⠿" ("for").

I believe they also encourage learning to read Braille with your bare feet in the middle of the night.

[roflc0ptic]

It’s remarkable how much sympathetic pain the phrase “stepping on a Lego at night” causes

[bombcar]

This set has been out for years, but previously was only available via specialty channels, and almost unheard of in the USA.

It's good to see it get a wider distribution, even if many will be snatched up by AFOLs (adult fans of LEGO) to build weird contraptions.