Julesburg Public Library

Introduces babies and toddlers to 20 new words in multiple forms, exposing them to what the word looks like visually, how it sounds, and how to sign it. Features Academy Award winning actress Marlee Matlin.

This video is excellent for every American Sign Language (ASL) student as well as teachers, parents, and professionals learning ASL to communicate clearly and naturally. You will learn how to sign the alphabet, numbers, colors, holidays, calendar, grammar, sentence structures, ASL Idioms and hundreds of vocabulary along with bonus features. DVD Chapter List: Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: ASL Alphabet Chapter 3: ASL Numbers Chapter 4: ASL Colors...

You'll learn everything you need to begin using sign language in practical, everyday situations like talking about your family, planning a party, or shopping.

Incorporating the Multi-Cognition Approach developed at Stanford University, this video teaches children how to to fingerspell the alphabet and numbers as well as American Sign Language signs for meeting and greeting, family members, occupations, colors, and more. Includes interactive exercises that test lesson comprehension and tips on how to interact effectively with the Deaf community.

Rachel Coleman uses songs and animations to teach children basic concepts of American Sign Language.

Learn over 50 idioms and phrases in ASL about all facets of everyday life, plus learn how to use these expressions in complete English and ASL sentences. Examples of idioms and phrases include: actions speak louder than words, beat around the bush, disappear into thin air, good enough for, labeled as, swallow one's pride, venting out, and much more. Also includes bloopers & gag reel.

Join Hopkins, Alex, and Leah as they learn everyday signs such as friends, emotions, fruits, vegetables, opposites, and many more. Songs include Can You Feel It?; Toy Box; Show Me a Sign; and That Tastes Good. "Host Rachel Coleman gives a top-notch vocal performance and keeps viewers engaged..."--School Library Journal

Rachel Coleman uses songs and animations to teach children basic concepts of American Sign Language.

Rachel Coleman uses songs and animations to teach children basic concepts of American Sign Language.