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Stories for Your Deaf Child

Marcus Pfister's best-selling story The Rainbow Fish is an Abby Award winner. It tells the tale about the most beautiful fish in the sea who is too vain to make friends.

Stories for Your Deaf Child

If I Ran the Zoo is unmistakably Dr. Seuss. One of the world's favorite storytellers, Dr. Suess' dynamic schemes and bold imagery help this tale come to life.

Stories for Your Deaf Child

Have fun watching the three stories on this DVD, signed in ASL and narrated in English.

Stories for Your Deaf Child

Elizabeth & Larry by Marilyn Sadler is a tender tale about two best friends, an old lady and an alligator.

Stories for Your Deaf Child

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie is a delightful tale by Laura Joffe Numeroff that tells what happens when a mischievous and curious little gets his cookie, and the adventures he leads the viewer through when he wants more in addition to his cookie.

• Alerts by vibration, flashing light and extra-loud sound when MyAlert transmitter is activated
  
• Compact unit looks attractive placed on counter or table
  
• Battery or AC powered (batteries or ac adapter sold separately)
  
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Stories for Your Deaf Child
The Mixed-Up Chameleon by Eric Carle is a magical story about a chameleon who was not satisfied just changing colors and catching flies.

Stories for Your Deaf Child

Internationally-known American Sign Language storyteller Peter Cook explores Woodleigh Hubbard's C" is for Curious.

Join Rachel and her friends as you learn ASL signs about everything in your daily routine - waking up, getting dressed, playing and going to bed! The charming animation, children signing and delightful songs make any time Signing Time!

Yummy! Alex, Leah, Hopkins the frog and Rachel invite you to breakfast, lunch and dinner. You'll learn songs for cooking, eating, setting the table and more of your favorite foods.

As Trix weaves these tales into a performance, the audience will gain insight into the Deaf experience and the ways in which Deaf people view the world around them.

This is a great film for deaf and hard of hearing women of all ages, as well as parents of deaf women, healthcare providers, educators, interpreters and anyone who cares about deaf women's health.