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Sign with your baby : how to communicate with infants before they can speak / by Garcia, W. Joseph.(CARDINAL)726642; Garcia, W. Joseph.Toddler talk.;
Includes bibliographical references and (page 107) and index.
Subjects: Language acquisition; Sign language.;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 2
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Signing time : the great outdoors / [videorecording]. by Coleman, Rachel.; Two Little Hands Productions.;
Signer, Rachel Coleman.Singing and signing fun in the great outdoors! Learn the signs for woodland animals, bugs, and things found in nature. Signs include wolf, skunk, porcupine, spider, owl, deer, and more!1-8.DVD, region 1; Dolby Digital.
Subjects: Educational videos.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; American Sign Language.; Children; Language acquisition; Sign language.; Sign language.;
Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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Sign with your baby : how to communicate with infants before they can speak / by Garcia, W. Joseph.(CARDINAL)726642; Garcia, W. Joseph.Toddler talk.;
Includes bibliographical references and (page 107) and index.
Subjects: Language acquisition; Sign language.; American Sign Language.;
Available copies: 6 / Total copies: 8
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My baby can talk. [videorecording].
MARCIVE 06/10/08Introduces babies to words and signs to help them discover and communicate about the world around them. Offers words and signs for colors, foods, nature, and play. Includes a parent tutorial with key guidelines and a printed quick reference signing card.Ages 10 months & up.DVD.
Subjects: American Sign Language.; Children's films.; Infants; Language acquisition.; Sign language.;
Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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Signing time! [videorecording]. by Coleman, Rachel.(CARDINAL)550723; Two Little Hands Productions.(CARDINAL)543345;
Signer, Rachel Coleman.Singing and signing fun down on the farm! Learn the signs for your favorite barnyard animals plus things you see around the farm. Signs include rabbit, frog, snake, turtle, chicken, and more!1-8.DVD, region 1; Dolby Digital.
Subjects: Educational videos.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Signing Time !; American Sign Language.; Children; Language acquisition; Sign language.; Sign language.;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Signing time. [videorecording]. by Coleman, Rachel.(CARDINAL)550723; Two Little Hands Productions.(CARDINAL)543345;
Signer, Rachel Coleman.Singing and signing fun at the zoo. Learn the signs for your favorite zoo animals and ocean creatures. Signs include lion, tiger, zebra, giraffe, monkey, rhinoceros, dolphin, seal, penguin, crab, whale, and more!Ages 1-8.DVD, region 1; Dolby Digital.
Subjects: Educational videos.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Signing Time !; American Sign Language.; Children; Language acquisition; Sign language.; Sign language.;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Dancing with words signing for hearing children's literacy / by Daniels, Marilyn.(CARDINAL)521691;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Acknowledgments -- Part I : Getting started -- Introduction ; Sign language ; Reading -- Part II : Research -- My studies with typical students ; Reactions of the participants ; Other researchers' studies with typical students ; Children with special needs ; Inclusive programs -- Part III : Theory -- Why it works -- Part IV : Doing it -- In the school ; In the home.1240L
Subjects: American Sign Language.; Language acquisition.; Language arts (Elementary); Literacy.; Sign language.; American Sign Language.; Langage;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Baby's favorite rhymes to sign / by Warner, Penny.(CARDINAL)732145;
Alphabet song -- Two, buckle my shoe -- This old man -- Little monkeys -- Bingo -- Baa baa black sheep -- Itsy-bitsy spider (aka Eensy-weensy spider) -- Old MacDonald had a farm -- The bear went over the mountain -- Hickory dickory dock -- If you're happy and you know it -- I'm a little teapot -- London bridge -- Ring around the rosy -- Jack and Jill -- Pat-a-cake -- Where is Thumbkin? -- Pop goes the weasel -- This little piggy -- Baby bumblebee -- Rock-a-bye baby -- Are you sleeping? -- Hush little baby -- Twinkle, twinkle little star -- Now I lay me down to sleep -- Happy birthday -- Yankee doodle dandy -- We wish you a Merry Christmas -- Jingle bells -- Dreidel song.
Subjects: Nursery rhymes.; American Sign Language.; Nonverbal communication in infants.; Sign language acquisition.;
Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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Sign with your baby [videorecording] : how to communicate with infants before they can speak / DVD by Berg, Robert.; Colbourne, Kymberli.; Garcia, W. Joseph.(CARDINAL)726642; Tercea, Bob.; White, Burton L.,1929-(CARDINAL)720744; Northlight Communications.;
Executive producer, Bob Tarcea ; written, produced and directed by Robert Berg ; on-camera consultants: Burton White, authority on early childhood development ; Alice Stroutsos, speech language pathologist.Narrated by Kymberli Colbourne.Videodisc provides practical advice, and includes illustrations and demonstrations of the most effective signs to use with your baby.MPAA rating: Not rated.DVD, NTSC, hi-fi stereo.
Subjects: Educational videos.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired; Infants; Language acquisition; Sign language.; Babies.; Language acquisition; Sign language.; American Sign Language.;
Available copies: 3 / Total copies: 5
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Little hands & big hands : children and adults signing together / by MacMillan, Kathy,1975-(CARDINAL)285795;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 133-134) and index.Why sign? -- The developing child, the developing brain -- Signing and early literacy -- Signing in action -- Signing at home -- Staying safe and having fun -- Out and about -- Concepts.Appropriate for adults who are completely new to signing, this authoritative guide on sign language helps them engage with children up to age five, regardless of their hearing ability. Each of the eight chapters contain a variety of activities, such as games, finger plays, songs, and crafts, which help children develop language learning, improve communication and self-expression, and raise their self-esteem. All vocabulary comes from American Sign Language (ASL), a language with formalized grammatical conventions that stimulates language centers of the brain. Illustrations of the relevant signs are prominently featured throughout the book, and the activities have all been tested in the author's own "Little Hands Signing" classes since 2006. The practical guidance is perfect for adults new to signing as well as those familiar with ASL and wanting ideas to enhance learning and communication with their babies.
Subjects: American Sign Language.; Nonverbal communication in children.; Sign language acquisition; Sign language.;
Available copies: 4 / Total copies: 4
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