Workbook sheet · Braille punctuation

Braille punctuation marks (Grade 1)

Letters get the glory; punctuation breaks real sentences. This page lists common Grade 1 punctuation cells with dots and Unicode so you can check a mark without digging through a long PDF.

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Common Grade 1 punctuation

Letters on Alphabet. Mixed sentences in the translator.

Tap a mark to see its Grade 1 cell.

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period

· dots 2-5-6

Worked examples

Ex. 1
Period .
dots 2-5-6 → ⠲
Ex. 2
Question mark ?
dots 2-3-6 → ⠦

Questions on this sheet

Is this Grade 1?

Yes. Common uncontracted literary marks.

Can I copy the cell?

Yes. Use Copy Unicode on the selected mark.

Every UEB punctuation mark?

No. Common classroom marks only.

Does tapping upload anything?

No. It stays in your browser.

Watch for these

  1. Quotes and brackets vary by code version. We label only what this chart supports.
  2. Some marks can look confusing next to letter cells — read the caption.
  3. For a full sentence, paste into the translator instead of building mark by mark.

How this sheet works

Tap a mark to highlight dots 1–6, show Unicode, and copy the cell.

Assumptions

Common literary marks only. Not every UEB symbol.

Use when

Classroom sentences and labels. Checking a period, comma, or question mark while you type.

Skip when

Full UEB edge-case rulebooks. Every quote style in every code version.

Nearby sheets

Letters: alphabet. Convert: translator. Digits: numbers.

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