In this episode of History from Room 213, we learn about a man who invented a system of embossed code that made reading and writing easier for the visually impaired. His name was Louis Braille.

Like what you hear but aren't sure how to use this in the classroom? Click here to download my free guide to Quick and Easy Ways to Use Podcasts in the Classroom. You'll be listening to your favorite podcast with your students tomorrow!

Looking for more resources for today's topic? Check out my suggestions below:

• My Podcast Worksheet for Students is great to help listeners take notes and doodle as they listen. 

Instagram: @historyfromroom213
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/historyfromroom213
Teachers Pay Teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/History-From-Room-213

Written and produced by Rebeccah Glass Lowe
Recorded by Cam Melton at Milkman Recording Studies
Mixed and mastered by Rob Glass at Milkman Recording Studies, Indianapolis, IN
Theme Music: "Do Your Best" by Cam Melton
Foley and Music by: Rob Glass

Support the show