Sign language Re: Looking for insight! - Long! Thank you!
Debra Rossing
Even though Joshua didn't have communicating issues when he was littler,
he got intrigued by sign language from watching Blue's Clues. So we got
a video with some basic signs that's kids might want to use (mommy,
daddy, grandma, potty, cookie, juice...) It was fun and still comes in
handy when we're in really noisy places - we can basically communicate
things like "more drink" (which, for us, is a generic reference to
whatever he is currently drinking) or "potty". Really reduces the
frustration level when the fireworks are booming all around and he wants
another snack.
Deb
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he got intrigued by sign language from watching Blue's Clues. So we got
a video with some basic signs that's kids might want to use (mommy,
daddy, grandma, potty, cookie, juice...) It was fun and still comes in
handy when we're in really noisy places - we can basically communicate
things like "more drink" (which, for us, is a generic reference to
whatever he is currently drinking) or "potty". Really reduces the
frustration level when the fireworks are booming all around and he wants
another snack.
Deb
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Shannon
Yup, my kids know probably 40 - 50 words that for us are whole sentences.
Like making an r with two hands and flicking them slightly forward for
asking if they are ready to go to, telling them it is time to go or them
telling me they want to go. Sign language for us is like a secret language
and since my son is into spy stuff right now it is all about secrets.
Shannon
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Subject: [unschoolingbasics] Sign language Re: Looking for insight! - Long!
Thank you!
Even though Joshua didn't have communicating issues when he was littler,
he got intrigued by sign language from watching Blue's Clues. So we got
a video with some basic signs that's kids might want to use (mommy,
daddy, grandma, potty, cookie, juice...) It was fun and still comes in
handy when we're in really noisy places - we can basically communicate
things like "more drink" (which, for us, is a generic reference to
whatever he is currently drinking) or "potty". Really reduces the
frustration level when the fireworks are booming all around and he wants
another snack.
Deb
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Like making an r with two hands and flicking them slightly forward for
asking if they are ready to go to, telling them it is time to go or them
telling me they want to go. Sign language for us is like a secret language
and since my son is into spy stuff right now it is all about secrets.
Shannon
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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Debra Rossing
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2008 3:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [unschoolingbasics] Sign language Re: Looking for insight! - Long!
Thank you!
Even though Joshua didn't have communicating issues when he was littler,
he got intrigued by sign language from watching Blue's Clues. So we got
a video with some basic signs that's kids might want to use (mommy,
daddy, grandma, potty, cookie, juice...) It was fun and still comes in
handy when we're in really noisy places - we can basically communicate
things like "more drink" (which, for us, is a generic reference to
whatever he is currently drinking) or "potty". Really reduces the
frustration level when the fireworks are booming all around and he wants
another snack.
Deb
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Faith Void
I have never heard of a videa do you remember what its called?
Faith
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On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 3:01 PM, Debra Rossing
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> Even though Joshua didn't have communicating issues when he was littler,--
> he got intrigued by sign language from watching Blue's Clues. So we got
> a video with some basic signs that's kids might want to use (mommy,
> daddy, grandma, potty, cookie, juice...) It was fun and still comes in
> handy when we're in really noisy places - we can basically communicate
> things like "more drink" (which, for us, is a generic reference to
> whatever he is currently drinking) or "potty". Really reduces the
> frustration level when the fireworks are booming all around and he wants
> another snack.
>
> Deb
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swissarmy_wife
We used "Signing Time" for my middle child. He was never very verbal
until 3 or so.
The website appears to be down right now. But you can check it later.
http://www.signingtime.com/
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until 3 or so.
The website appears to be down right now. But you can check it later.
http://www.signingtime.com/
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> I have never heard of a videa do you remember what its called?
> Faith
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Debra Rossing
Uh I'd have to check, it was a LONG time ago. It was something like Kid
Sign but I'm not sure. There is also a website
http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm that is pretty quick
and good for ASL - you scroll through the list of words (you can pick
the initial letter then scroll or type a word to find in the search -
sometimes it's fun to just scroll through and pick words at random) then
it gives a description of the sign and a video clip of someone using the
sign. Good for just looking up random words, doesn't give any sense of
the syntax of ASL or anything like that.
Deb
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Sign but I'm not sure. There is also a website
http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm that is pretty quick
and good for ASL - you scroll through the list of words (you can pick
the initial letter then scroll or type a word to find in the search -
sometimes it's fun to just scroll through and pick words at random) then
it gives a description of the sign and a video clip of someone using the
sign. Good for just looking up random words, doesn't give any sense of
the syntax of ASL or anything like that.
Deb
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k
Our little tiny small town library has ASL videos.
~Katherine
~Katherine
On 8/7/08, Debra Rossing <debra.rossing@...> wrote:
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> Uh I'd have to check, it was a LONG time ago. It was something like Kid
> Sign but I'm not sure. There is also a website
> http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm that is pretty quick
> and good for ASL - you scroll through the list of words (you can pick
> the initial letter then scroll or type a word to find in the search -
> sometimes it's fun to just scroll through and pick words at random) then
> it gives a description of the sign and a video clip of someone using the
> sign. Good for just looking up random words, doesn't give any sense of
> the syntax of ASL or anything like that.
>
> Deb
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Adrean Clark
Try aslpro.com too. :)
Adrean
Adrean
On 8/7/08, k <katherand@...> wrote:
> Our little tiny small town library has ASL videos.
>
> ~Katherine
>
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> On 8/7/08, Debra Rossing <debra.rossing@...> wrote:
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>> Uh I'd have to check, it was a LONG time ago. It was something like Kid
>> Sign but I'm not sure. There is also a website
>> http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm that is pretty quick
>> and good for ASL - you scroll through the list of words (you can pick
>> the initial letter then scroll or type a word to find in the search -
>> sometimes it's fun to just scroll through and pick words at random) then
>> it gives a description of the sign and a video clip of someone using the
>> sign. Good for just looking up random words, doesn't give any sense of
>> the syntax of ASL or anything like that.
>>
>> Deb
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Shannon
There are loads of free ASL info online as well. this is babies first 100
signs though I am not sure I agree.
http://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/concepts.htm
I always taught needs and desires first. hungry, thirsty (also doubles at
first for drink), more, even thank you and please.
Shannon
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Subject: Re: [unschoolingbasics] Re: Sign language Re: Looking for insight!
- Long! Thank you!
Our little tiny small town library has ASL videos.
~Katherine
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signs though I am not sure I agree.
http://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/concepts.htm
I always taught needs and desires first. hungry, thirsty (also doubles at
first for drink), more, even thank you and please.
Shannon
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Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2008 1:28 PM
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Subject: Re: [unschoolingbasics] Re: Sign language Re: Looking for insight!
- Long! Thank you!
Our little tiny small town library has ASL videos.
~Katherine
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>msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm that is pretty quick
> Uh I'd have to check, it was a LONG time ago. It was something like Kid
> Sign but I'm not sure. There is also a website
> http://commtechlab. <http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm>
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> the initial letter then scroll or type a word to find in the search -
> sometimes it's fun to just scroll through and pick words at random) then
> it gives a description of the sign and a video clip of someone using the
> sign. Good for just looking up random words, doesn't give any sense of
> the syntax of ASL or anything like that.
>
> Deb
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