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Baby Signs® FREE Poster: MASK
Baby Signs® Printable Poster with the sign for MASK. Babies are seeing masks all around them, help them talk about masks and face coverings by teaching them the sign for MASK. To sign MASK: with both hands, make the shape of a mask with thumb and index fingers apart, starting by the nose and chin, ending on cheeks. * Note: Per CDC guidelines, masks should NOT be worn by children under the age of 2Poster is Spanish Inclusive! Please note: This is a digital product. For more information about t
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
Baby Signs® Poster: I Love You
Free Baby Signs® Poster with the sign for I Love You! Please note: This is a digital product which you can download. For more information about the Baby Signs® Program please visit: https://babysigns.com
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
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Baby Signs® Printable Poster: Daddy
Teach your baby the ASL sign for DADDY with this free printable poster! To learn more about the Baby Signs® Program visit https://babysigns.com/
PreK - K, Adult Education
American Sign Language
Baby Signs® Printable Poster: FLAG
Baby Signs® Printable Poster: FLAGTeach your baby the ASL sign for FLAG with this free printable poster! The sign for FLAG is easy for children to recognize because it looks like a FLAG swaying in the breeze. Whether at a football game, the start of the school day, or a commemorative service, children will be seeing many FLAGS this fall. Give your child a way to say "I see a FLAG." To learn more about the Baby Signs® Program visit https://babysigns.com/
PreK - 1st, Adult Education
American Sign Language
Baby Signs® Printable Poster: Grandpa
Baby Signs® Printable Poster: GRANDPATeach your baby the ASL sign for GRANDPA with this free printable poster! To learn more about the Baby Signs® Program visit https://babysigns.com/
PreK - K, Adult Education
American Sign Language
HABLEMOS - Speech and Language Techniques for young children who speak Spanish.
Several years ago I wrote a book called WE CAN TALK. In that book are 9 techniques that I typically teach parents to enhance their child's speech and language skills. When working with young children and their parents, I had many who spoke primarily Spanish. That resulted in creating a set of songs and printable visuals, Digo y canto, all in Spanish. In addition, I wanted to translate my WE CAN TALK techniques in Spanish. Although the entire book is not translated, I am happy to share these te
PreK
Spanish
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