Message 12:
Answer:12. In 1952 Louis Braille's body was moved to Paris where it was buried in the Pantheon, the home of France's national heroes.
Message 11:
Answer:11. How many more days do you have left in this school year?
Message 10:
Answer:10. I think it is sad that even though Louis Braille developed the braille code he did not live to see it widely used.
Message 9:
Answer:9. There is a very important day to remember in May – Mother's Day!
Message 8:
Answer:8. Louis Braille became a teacher in the same school where he studied when he was young.
Message 7:
Answer:7. My favourite thing to look for in April is pussywillows.
Message 6:
Answer:6. Louis Braille published the first braille book in the world when he was twenty years old.
Message 5:
Answer:5. March is my favourite month because we have a whole week off school to do whatever we like.
Message 4:
Answer:4. Louis Braille created the braille code when he was only fifteen years old.
Message 3:
Answer:3. Do you and your classmates have a Valentine's Party and exchange valentines in February?
Message 2:
Answer:2. This year on January 16 the whole world will celebrate Louis Braille's 200th birthday!
Message 1:
Answer:1. In the winter we like to do activities such as coasting, skiing, building snowmen, and making snow forts.
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