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Sign language is often recommended as an alternative means of communication while your child
learns to communicate verbally.
Books | Flash Cards | Music | Videos
Books
Signing Exact English
by Ester Zawolkow
"Signing Exact English" is a comprehensive dictionary of Signing Exact English (SEE) signs. This dictionary contains over 4400 sign descriptions with illustrations.
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Flash Cards
Sign Babies ASL Flash Cards, Set One: First Words
Sign Babies ASL Flash Cards, Set Two: Around the House
Sign Babies ASL Flash Cards, Set Three: Animals
Sign Babies: ASL Flash Cards, Set Four: Family Life
Music
Pick Me Up! Fun Songs for Learning Signs
Book Description
Pick Me Up!, an extraordinary Music CD and Activity Guide, uses the power of music to introduce American Sign Language vocabulary to hearing children. This joyful and surprisingly hip collection of 20 original songs (composed by two-time GRAMMY® nominee Roger Treece), provides a unique opportunity for educators, parents, caregivers, and young children (ages 7 months to 7 years and older) to have fun while learning ASL signs.
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Videos
My Baby Can Talk - First Signs
My Baby Can Talk - Sharing Signs
Signing
Time - An American Sign Language (ASL) Video for Children (Vol. 1)
"Signing Time is a sign language video series for hearing infants and children that teaches them basic American Sign Language (ASL) in a fun and memorable way. Big kids and grown-ups love it too! |
Sign language opens up a world of communication for pre-verbal infants, toddlers, and children with special needs - all of whom may be able to hear, but may not yet be able to communicate with speech. |
Parents, preschool teachers, speech-language pathologists and pediatricians everywhere recommend Signing Time as the best sign language video series for young children. Signing Time makes ASL fun for everyone!" |
Talking Hands: A Sign Language Video for Children
Kids gobble cookies, blow bubbles, open and close a box of dress-up items, even sit on the potty to illustrate some of the 31 hand gestures taught throughout this excellent sign language video. Much like a mini video "dictionary," teaching focuses on word recognition alone--not the alphabet nor on full sentence structure--and covers a smart variety of simple verbs and nouns (based on American Sign Language and Signing Exact English). The format is simplistic but highly effective, and keeps the action moving. After the word appears on-screen, an adult carefully signs and pronounces it twice. Then, scenes flip open like book pages or spin like revolving doors to reveal several real-life examples; for instance, "grandfather" fishes with his grandson, eats cereal, and reads a book. More hand gesture repetition, performed by a culturally diverse group of grownups and kids, offers lots of practice time. Probably best used in the home or in a hearing classroom, this visually and audibly appealing 40-minute show comes from the folks who created Parent's Choice award-winning Baby's First Impressions series. --Liane Thomas
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