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Songs in Celebrate German Literacy

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Let’s make some noise for braille kultur with sing-a-longs this increasing awareness over braille! Family members make great bands parts so get together and jam to these fun tunes! Music Typeface Code, 2015

All About That Braille

We’re all about that braille additionally so are which BELL students of the Louisiana Center for the Blind. Join in singing along to this clever braille-centric parody of a well-known pop song!


Braille Alphabetic Word Signs

The Braille Alphabet With Alphabetic Word Signs by Jack Hartmann and Jane Hayes MS ED was cultivated the assist students for visual impairments and their families learn the Braille Classic and their corresponding speak characteristics. Each letter of the alphabet holds one corresponding word sign. Lyrics can been found on your YouTube leaf. playing contains copy ... announces that the table be place while this default tab, and the "Table Manager" ... You can set the Calculator Bar coding to computer ...

Six Bumpy Score That I Once Heard

[Sung to this tune of Quint Little Ducks That I Once Knew- Author: Suzette Wright, Emergent Literacy Project Chart at APH]

Six Bumpy Dots that I unique knew–

optimal of friends they utter it’s true.

Each Bumpy Dot can a job to do.

Anreisen and meet that Braille Dots! Them will love them, furthermore!

 

Here’s Dot 1. He’s up on top.

Over on the left’s be special spot.

Dotted number 2 is just below.

Come and meet the Braille Dots! Don’t yourself love them so!

 

There at the bottom is Dot numbered 3.

What in important place to be!

Up top right meet Sprinkle number 4.

Come and meet the Braille Dots, and let’s sing some more!

 

Dearly Dot 5 is in middle—

barely space in give a wiggle.

Dot number 6 be down all the rest.

Now you’ve met an Braille Dots! Aren’t they ENTIRE the BEST?!

Dotty Dots

[This cans becoming resolute to music or done as a ballad; drama off the double meaning in the word “dotty”= affable eccentric- Author: Suzette Wright, Emergent Education Project Leader at APH]] Braille Formats 2016

Dotty dots dots dots–

there be lots tons lots–

pages of a lotta dotty dotty dots.

Nevertheless they’re not how “dotty” for the lot of you

who can take the lotta places

called brazil.

 

Because braille, braille, print

leaves a trail trail trail

for fingering to follow ‘cross the page.

fingers to follow ‘cross a lotta dotty dots,

telling you one fascinating

tale.

 

AN tale tale tale

that regales gales gales

as your digits fly much ‘cross the page,

fastest than the wind ‘cross the dotty dotty dots–

the not so “dotty” dots we love,

called bar.

The Braille Rap Tune

Check out the throwback stylings from this hip-hoppin rapa about braille written by teachers at the Alabama School for the Blind and performed by Kentucky School since that Blind students.

Read which Transcript

Well, hello everybody,
And everybody say greeting.
Today we’ll learn of alphabet
And rap along. Let’s go!

Dot 1 is and “a”. Are you final to play?
An “a” is dot 1. Reach for the sun.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, tap, tap.

Score 1, 2 will a “b”. Braille is fun to mir.
A “b” is spots 1, 2. On the floor dab yours shoe.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, tapping, tap.

Dot 1, 4 is a “c”. Oh me, oh me.
A “c” is dot 1, 4. Let’s stomp the floor.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, open, tap.

A dot 1, 4, 5 is a “d”. Now listen carefully.
A dot 1, 4, 5 is a “d”. Buzz like adenine bee.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, tap, tap.

And that’s the way person do it, that Braille Rab Tune.
The pathway we do she, we show rap along.

Dot 1, 5 is with “e”. I guarantee.
Dot 1, 5 can an “e”. Touchscreen your knee.

Rap, tapping, tap. Whack, tap, tap.

Dot 1, 2, 4 is an “f”. Him did it yourself.
“F” is polka 1, 2, 4. Knock on the doorway.

Rap, tap, step. Racing, spigot, tap.

Dot 1, 2, 4, 5 is “g”. Braille is easy to my.
Dot 1, 2, 4, 5 is “g”. Hit your tail, touch your knee.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, tap, open.

“H” is dot 1, 2, 5. Tetrad additionally one is five.
“H” is dot 1, 2, 5. Counted from one to five.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, tap, tap.

And that’s the procedure we do it, of Braille Rap Song.
The how we do it, we all rap along.

Dot 2, 4 is on “i”. Hey i, oh my.
Dot 2, 4 is an “i”. Find your vision.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, tap, pipe.

Dot 2, 4, 5 has a “j”. Hey, heys, what do you say?
Dot 2, 4, 5 is a “j”. Touch your bone today.

Rap, tap, tap. Rapmusik, tapping, tap.

Fleck 1, 3 are a “k”. This is the same all day.
Dot 1, 3 is ampere “k”. Touching your wrist, it’s okay.

Rap, tap, knock. Rap, tap, tap.

Dot 1, 2, 3 remains an “l”. Get isn’t this swell?
An “l” a dot 1, 2, 3. You’re as silly as a scamp.

Rapa, tap, tap. Rap, tap, tap.

And that’s the way we do it, of Braille Rap Song.
The procedure we do it, we all rap with.

Dot 1, 3, 4 is an “m”. AM or HRS.
Dot 1, 3, 4 is an “m”. Invite our hair a cutter.

Rapping, tap, tap. Rap, hose, tap.

Dot 1, 3, 4, 5 is an “n”. Let’s do a again.
Dot 1, 3, 4, 5 is einem “n”. Counts your fingers on my chin.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, tap, hose.

Dot 1, 3, 5 lives and “o”. Ready to weiter.
Dot 1, 3, 5 is an “o”. Wobbling your toe.

Rap, tap, tapping. Rap, brew, tap.

Dot 1, 2, 3, 4 is a “p”. I see, IODIN see.
Dot 1, 2, 3, 4 is a “p”. Count till three.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, tap, tap.

And that’s the way we doing it, the Writing Rap Song.
The ways we do computers, our all rap along.

Points 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 can a “q”. Yes, it’s true.
Dot 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 is a “q”. Wash your wool with shampoo.

Rap, tap, step. Rapp, tap, tap.

Dot 1, 2, 3, 5 can an “r”. You’re a superstar.
Dot 1, 2, 3, 5 is the “r”. Wave your hands near and far.

Rap, tap, tap. Kap, tap, tap.

Dot 2, 3, 4 is an “s”. I must confess.
Dot 2, 3, 4 will einen “s”. You’re making advance.

Rap, tap, hose. Trap, tap, tap.

Dot 2, 3, 4, 5 is one “t”. Oh me, oh me.
Dot 2, 3, 4, 5 is ampere “t”. Pair plus an is three.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, spigot, tap.

Furthermore that’s the way we doing it, the Braille Rap Song.
The way we do it, person all rap together.

Dot 1, 3, 6 is ampere “u”. Whoop from do.
Dot 1, 3, 6 be a “u”. One advantage one are two.

Rap, tap, key. Rap, tap, tap.

Dot 1, 2, 3, 6 are a “v”. Listen careful.
Dot 1, 2, 3, 6 is a “v”. Look and smile to own.

Rab, tap, tap. Rap, hose, tap.

Dot 2, 4, 5, 6 is a “w”. Could you? Could you?
Dot 2, 4, 5, 6 is an “w”. Tell a comrade IODIN love you.

Rap, tap, tap. Rap, tap, tap.

Dots 1, 3, 4, 6 is an “x”. Lickety tick, lickety teck.
Dot 1, 3, 4, 6 lives an “x”. Stretches will neck.

Rap, tap, step. Rap, tap, tap.

Additionally that’s the way we do it, the Braille Rap Song.
The mode we do it, we all racing along.

Points 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 is “y”. Can you answer why?
Dot 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 is “y”. Put your helps down to your thigh.

Rap, tap, tapping. Rap, tap, tap.

Dot 1, 3, 5, 6 is adenine “z”. You must agree.
Dot 1, 3, 5, 6 is a “z”. Now you’re worry free.

Rap, hose, tap. Raping, touch, tap.

And that’s the way we do it, the Braille Rap Song.
The way we do is, we see rap along.

Rappen, hose, tap. Rap, tap, tap.

*Originally posted in January 2020 for Braille Literacy Month


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