August 21, 2019
Hello! Some of you may know the signs “boy” and “girl”. Do you know those already? Those signs are from where? Why are they like this – boy, girl? Why? The common explanation is that boy shows a cap. You Read more…
I like to teach you some common greeting signs so that you can start signing with your baby right away. Remember that consistency is the key to developing vocabulary. Hello. In American sign language, hello is a salute from the Read more…
August 17, 2019
-A, B, C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C, D, E, F, G
August 16, 2019
[ MUSIC ] The approach that I find works best with most families is to start with two to five signs that are big priorities and then build it from there. Start adding in signs as your child acquires signs. Read more…
[ MUSIC ] Signing with babies can be amazingly helpful, because it gives them a tool for expression before they’ve developed speech. The way it works in American Sign Language is that the female signs are below the nose, and Read more…
So let’s start with some commonly used signs. More. Your fingers and your thumbs touch and then your hands come together at midline, more. You can also sign again. Again. More and again. If you had enough, you can sign Read more…
August 15, 2019
A-ah alligator, b-beh bear, c-ca cat, d-deh dog e-eh elephant, f-feh fox, g-ge goat, h-ha hat, i-i insect, j-juh jump, k-kuh kangaroo, l-li lion, m-muh monkey, n-neh nest, o-ah octopus, p-puh piano, q-qi queen, r-er rainbow, s-su sunshine, t-tuh turtle Read more…
August 14, 2019
Hello and welcome. This is the first of three videos in our ASL series, “Finding Your Path to Employment with Ticket to Work.” I’m Kelly and I work for the Social Security Administration. SSA (Social Security) has a program called Read more…
-Hi, I’m Lora Heller. I’m a music therapist, and teacher of the deaf, and founding director of Baby Fingers in New York City. Our program teaches sign language through songs and musical play to help parents bond with their babies Read more…
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