I recently had a query from a school about how to make or buy braille stickers.
The student is just learning braille and it was thought that some reward stickers
with braille on them would be fun. We asked around and here are some of the ideas people came up with:

Ideas for Braille Stickers

• scratch and sniff , (an old favourite ), with braille words using a slate and stylus eg. great, super, good work, #1 etc.
• Feel 'n Peel Stickers. These multi-use tactile/visual stickers are useful for both students and adults. The bright, translucent colored stickers are made of durable plastic. Examples of use: - Point Symbols: graphs, game boards, microwave buttons - Reward Statements: grading papers, rewarding behaviour. Alphabet: labeling folders, identifying belongings,diagrams.

Assorted Stickers Kit (over 2,300): 1-08843-00..US $46.00
Point Symbol Sticker Kit (over 1,200): 1-08846-00..US $12.50
Smiley/Frowny Face Sticker Kit (over 200): 1-08847-00..US $12.50
Reward Statements Sticker Kit (200): 1-08848-00..US $12.50
Braille/Print Alphabet Letters Sticker Kit (over 600):1-08849-00..US $12.50
Available from: The American Printing House for the Blind
Address: 1839 Frankfort Avenue
Post Office Box 6085
Louisville, KY 40206-0085 USA
• cut out different shapes and braille using contact paper or braille label e.g. a star, smiley face
• foil refractive stickers - tape foil on to the back of a slate and braille words with stylus
• make bookmarks with a braille message e.g."braille is fun" and give to the class as a reward
• make a braille heart using braille label  (see instructions below)

Hello all.
Maybe this is common knowledge, but there is a heart that can be made
from braille letters and contractions.  It is somewhat larger than the
average sticker but might work.  Here's the pattern.  No spaces are used
unless you see the word "space."
Row 1: s e i wh
Row 2: gh space space ar
Row 3: space e i

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