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Scholastic

Stories: The mysterious tadpole; The caterpillar and the polliwog; Time of wonder.

Scholastic

Stories: In the month of Kislev; Seven candles for Kwanzaa; The night before Christmas.

• Sends a signal to any MyAlert Receiver when you receive a cell phone call or text
  
• Rests on top of your cell phone and is activated when the screen lights up or by vibration
  
• Easy two-step setup
  

Scholastic

Stories: Charlie needs a new cloak; Strega Nona; The clown of God.

Scholastic

Stories: A picture for Harold's room; Corduroy; Danny and the dinosaur; Harry the dirty dog; Click, clack, moo, Cows that type.

From their magical animated tree house, Alex and Leah invite infants and children to Come sign with us!" Watch and enjoy as Alex, Leah, and all their friends share 18 American Sign Language (ASL) signs with your child in a fun and playful way.

Trix Bruce's stories are those of culture clash and connection, contact and confusion, and the many ways which language and identity can twist our perceptions of each other. You will enjoy her energetic style, witty delivery, poetic grace, and open-hearted honesty.

The stronger one's English skills, the better one interprets. Effective interpreters shift more easily between English and ASL, enjoy translating, consecutive interpreting, and simultaneous interpreting more, and have more satisfied clients.

What element can no effective interpreter live without? Answer: Strong English skills. Teach students to gain assurance and increase linguistic capacity by boosting their English skills with English Skills Development from The Effective Interpreting Series.

Help your students make greater progress in a shorter time learning how to accurately transfer messages to a target language with Consecutive Interpreting from English.

The complete, ready-made curriculum that practically teaches ASL I and II for you!

This award-winning beginning ASL curriculum is being used in nearly every state within the U.S. to meet second language requirements in K- 12 and college programs.

This volume of the American Sign Language series explains in depth the grammar and structure of American Sign Language (ASL) while also presenting a description of the Deaf community in the United States.