My First Book of Sign Language

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Summary: Great for kids older than 1 1/2
Review: I enjoy reading this book to my daughter. I thought I would try to see if I could catch her interest. She is almost a 1 1/2 years old, but she enjoys the pictures. Its a little too much for her right now, because she can't do the hand signs, but it's never to early to flame a child's learning ability.

Rating:
Summary: Great for kids older than 1 1/2
Review: I enjoy reading this book to my daughter. I thought I would try to see if I could catch her interest. She is almost a 1 1/2 years old, but she enjoys the pictures. Its a little too much for her right now, because she can't do the hand signs, but it's never to early to flame a child's learning ability.

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Summary: Great educational tool
Review: I used this book to teach basic sign language words to my class of second graders. The pictures are easy to understand. Now that I am taking a sign language class, I have discovered a few of the words are signed differently, but overall it is very helpful. The alphabet and numbers are taught as well as over one hundred other words. I would highly recommend it as a way to get children interested in sign language

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Summary: Great book for pre-schoolers
Review: My 3-year-old son really enjoys this book. The illustrations are bright, colourful and easy to understand, very well targeted to the audience. My son likes to 'try out' phrases and words in sign language, and does use them with me and his little brother. This is not a book to teach true sign language, but it is an excellent introduction for young children to the concept and basics of sign language. GREAT BOOK!

Rating:
Summary: Great book for pre-schoolers
Review: My 3-year-old son really enjoys this book. The illustrations are bright, colourful and easy to understand, very well targeted to the audience. My son likes to 'try out' phrases and words in sign language, and does use them with me and his little brother. This is not a book to teach true sign language, but it is an excellent introduction for young children to the concept and basics of sign language. GREAT BOOK!

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Summary: My First Book of Sign Language
Review: THE ONLY THING I DON'T LIKE ABOUT THIS BOOK IS.........MONSTER.IF THAT WORD DOESN'T OFFEND YOU , I THINK YOU'LL BE MORE THAN GLAD TO PART WITH THE MONEY FOR THIS BEGINNING SIGN BOOK. I ALSO RECCOMEND ANY SIGNED ENGLISH BOOK IF YOU ARE HEARING.FLODIN IS GOOD AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND FOR A.S.L. YOU CAN FIND FREE SIGN GAMES ON THE INTERNET !

Rating:
Summary: Very easy to understand
Review: This book is great for me because I am a beginner- it shows the letter of the alphabet and 3 words for each letter that are useful to know. It's real easy to understand and recreate the hand signs. The illustrations are great. I feel like I can use this to teach my son a few signs.

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Summary: Cute and Fun For Kids!
Review: This is an adorable, small, paperback book. It has within it many very cute, colorful, and attention-getting illustrations that incorporate signs throughout. If you are interested in teaching your young child some basic sign vocabulary, this is a fun way to start. You'll get their attention, they'll think they're having fun (and not working), and you'll by far get your money's worth. This Deaf ASL teacher recommends this as a delightful start on the road to sign language. :o)

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Summary: My baby loves this book
Review: We are signing with our 1 year old, hearing, baby. We have enjoyed "reading" this book together and learning the signs. The pictures are so clear and present situations that she understands (a baby in her crib, a dog drinking from a bowl, a girl kissing her mommy) so we can talk about them and learn the signs together.