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Language: English
Published by Viking Juvenile, 1995
- Hardcover
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- Title
- Simple Signs
- Author
- Cindy Wheeler
- Publisher
- Viking Juvenile
- Publication year
- 1995
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0670862827
- ISBN 13
- 9780670862825
- Item weight
- 0.62 pounds
Pictures and diagrams introduce preschoolers to twenty-eight simple "words" from American Sign Language, including the signs for asking for milk by pretending to milk a cow and indicating bicycle by showing the pedals.
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From the Author
Not just for kids with special needs!!!!
My son was born with Down Syndrome. When he was 1 year old, our speech therapist recommended that we try using sign language with him. In less than a year, Willy was using over 40 American Sign Language signs everyday, and communicating things that he had never been able to verbalize. This book is my way of saying thank you to a form of communication that allowed me to communicate with my son! I realized when he had such success with these visual symbols, that visual learners of all mental levels would benefit and simply enjoy Sign Language as they enjoy finger-plays like Eentsy-weentsy spider. The words in this book, as in the upcoming sequel avvailable in February, are word signs which do not need any spelling skills, making it accessible to very young children. Children from all walks of life can learn and enjoy ASL. So look for SIMPLE SIGNS and have a great time signing!!! Cindy Wheeler
My son was born with Down Syndrome. When he was 1 year old, our speech therapist recommended that we try using sign language with him. In less than a year, Willy was using over 40 American Sign Language signs everyday, and communicating things that he had never been able to verbalize. This book is my way of saying thank you to a form of communication that allowed me to communicate with my son! I realized when he had such success with these visual symbols, that visual learners of all mental levels would benefit and simply enjoy Sign Language as they enjoy finger-plays like Eentsy-weentsy spider. The words in this book, as in the upcoming sequel avvailable in February, are word signs which do not need any spelling skills, making it accessible to very young children. Children from all walks of life can learn and enjoy ASL. So look for SIMPLE SIGNS and have a great time signing!!! Cindy Wheeler
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