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42: less, their, ourselves, yourselves, themselves
43: with, st, still, first, must, again, against
44: ount, dollar sign, decimal, cent, many
45: percent, fraction bar, ity
46: ence, altogether, immediate, com
*47: (Reading exercises)
48: wh, which, where, world, ea
49: to, ff, in, into, those, said, ong
50: word, were, gg, parentheses
51: ness, ment, necessary, ally
52: dis, dd, gh, ation, ful
53: upon, whose, thyself
*54: conceive, conceiving, deceive, deceiving, declare, declaring, perceive, perceiving, receive, receiving,
rejoice, rejoicing
*55: dash, ellipsis, asterisk, italics or underline
*56: double dash, brackets, inner quotes, accent sign, termination sign, degrees
Braille in Easy Steps (BAUK/UKAAF)
by John Lorimer (revised by Claire Wilson, 2017).
Duxbury Levels
Because three letters are not introduced until Book 7 (j, q, z), but all other letters have been learned by the
end of Book 4, this would have to be the first Duxbury level, with the three missing letters taught
specially if they occur. So, the Duxbury levels would look like this:
Book 4
(note: letters j, q and z may occur which are not formally taught until Book 7)
Pre-braille and tracking skills
The alphabet (j, q and z not formally introduced, but may crop up)
Wordsigns: but, can, do, every, from, go, have, knowledge, like, more, not, people, rather, so, that, us,
very, will, it, you, and, of, the, in, into, was, in
Contractions: and, of, the, ed, in
Punctuation: full stop, question mark, exclamation mark, comma
Other signs: capital letter sign (dot 6)
Book 5
Contractions: er, ing
Shortforms: could, good, would
Punctuation: apostrophe
Book 6
Contractions: st, ar, en, ea
Wordsigns: still, enough
Composite signs: one, time, there, had
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