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9:20
ASL Sentence Structure (Basics) No Voice
This video is in a series of beginning ASL (American Sign Language) videos, to help anyone who is interested in learning ASL and to support the Deaf child in the classroom or at home. The video series increases in complexity and gives a laid-back 'in the classroom' feel, with one instructor functioning as the teacher and the other as the student. Interactive games are included in many of the videos to encourage you to participate and to help you engage and learn. The same signing video has a c
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American Sign Language, Grammar, Reading
15:04
ASL Development: Question Forms (With Voice Over)
This video is in a series of beginning ASL (American Sign Language) videos, to help anyone who is interested in learning ASL and to support the Deaf child in the classroom or at home. The video series increases in complexity and gives a laid-back 'in the classroom' feel, with one instructor functioning as the teacher and the other as the student. Interactive games are included in many of the videos to encourage you to participate and to help you engage and learn. Please check out the other vide
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American Sign Language
6:52
ASL Structure: English to ASL (sign only)
This video is in a series of beginning ASL (American Sign Language) videos, to help anyone who is interested in learning ASL and to support the Deaf child in the classroom or at home. The video series increases in complexity and gives a laid-back 'in the classroom' feel, with one instructor functioning as the teacher and the other as the student. Interactive games are included in many of the videos to encourage you to participate and to help you engage and learn. Please check out the other vide
Not Specific
American Sign Language
6:55
ASL Structure: English to ASL (with Voice Over)
This video is in a series of beginning ASL (American Sign Language) videos, to help anyone who is interested in learning ASL and to support the Deaf child in the classroom or at home. The video series increases in complexity and gives a laid-back 'in the classroom' feel, with one instructor functioning as the teacher and the other as the student. Interactive games are included in many of the videos to encourage you to participate and to help you engage and learn. Please check out the other vide
Not Specific
American Sign Language
10:12
ASL Sentence Structure (Basics) With Voice Over
This video is in a series of beginning ASL (American Sign Language) videos, to help anyone who is interested in learning ASL and to support the Deaf child in the classroom or at home. The video series increases in complexity and gives a laid-back 'in the classroom' feel, with one instructor functioning as the teacher and the other as the student. Interactive games are included in many of the videos to encourage you to participate and to help you engage and learn. The same signing video has a c
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American Sign Language
12:29
American Sign Language Development: Colors Lesson with Voice Over, (VO)
This video is in a series of beginning ASL (American Sign Language) videos, to help anyone who is interested in learning ASL and to support the Deaf child in the classroom or at home. The video series increases in complexity and gives a laid-back 'in the classroom' feel, with one instructor functioning as the teacher and the other as the student. Interactive games are included in many of the videos to encourage you to participate and to help you engage and learn. The same signing video has a c
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American Sign Language, Vocabulary
12:27
Beginning ASL (American Sign Language): Colors (Sign only; no voice)
This video is in a series of beginning ASL (American Sign Language) videos, to help anyone who is interested in learning ASL and to support the Deaf child in the classroom or at home. The video series increases in complexity and gives a laid-back 'in the classroom' feel, with one instructor functioning as the teacher and the other as the student. Interactive games are included in many of the videos to encourage you to participate and to help you engage and learn. The same signing video has a c
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American Sign Language
1:25
Six Way to Enhance Learning with ASL
Over the last twenty years, I have had many successful experiences with children using ASL in my classroom. Research has demonstrated many benefits to using sign language with hearing children. Some benefits include developing larger vocabularies, greater self-esteem, and increasing phonemic awareness and spelling skills. Please read our Blogs @ Sprouting New Beginnings - Blogs (sprouting-new-beginnings.com)
PreK - 2nd
American Sign Language, Balanced Literacy
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