Much of the general population is aware of terms such as biotechnology, genetic engineering, and genomics. However, there is a lack of understanding concerning these fields among many secondary school students. Few teaching models exist to explain concepts behind genomics and even less are available for teaching the visually impaired and blind. The purpose of the Genomics Analogy Model for Educators (GAME) tutorial is to enable an understanding of the fundamental aspects of genomics. The GAME tutorials use simple analogies to convey scientific information. Recent articles have introduced the GAME approach and two of its components: (1) An explanation of sequencing technology using Lego® blocks (the Lego® analogy model [LAM]), and (2) use of a small town analogy model to explain cellular biology. In this article, we present the concept that the Lego® analogy model can be adapted to enable learning of the concepts of sequencing for visually-impaired and blind students. Textured Lego® blocks, combined with classroom physical activities, are proposed as a teaching module to explain gene sequencing. We term this teaching approach the "Fuzzy" "D"NA "Mo"del (FUDMO).