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This sign language book for toddler and preschool-aged children has over 300 illustrated line-drawn terms in Spanish, English, and American Sign Language. Each term includes a description of how to form the word in sign.

Supplement showing sign illustrations & descriptions

This supplement to Sign With Kids!! contains all the illustrations needed to show the vocabulary for the lessons in the publication.

Though a work of fiction, this story provides readers with a glimpse into the language, culture and life of a Deaf person named Christopher Cline. His journey through life highlights the many challenges that deaf individuals growing up in a hearing world face daily.

A Developmental Approach to Deaf Children's Literacy

This landmark text provides a clear, in-depth discussion of research-based principles for assessing deaf children's skills in the development of literacy and language.

Pictures and simple explanations help get you on your way to learning American Sign Language. This book contains over 1 000 basic signs arranged alphabetically and by subject, with a section for sentences and sayings.

Finally, a curriculum designed with the teacher in mind, so that teachers can spend less time on the busy work" of preparing lessons.

This doorbell transmitter sends a signal to any Silent Call Legacy Series receiver to let you know when someone is ringing the doorbell. It is for homes or apartments that already have a doorbell. Requires compatible receiver (see Accessories).

The basic tenet of this project is that usage by content experts who are skilled sign language communicators is the determiner for signs selected for recording. Excellent resource material for professionals and students.

This practical textbook details the framework for understanding and using second language teaching techniques for ASL. Using this interactive approach to teaching language, instructors can create situations to help students learn how to converse in ASL.

The 5th Edition of Deaf Again has been updated with research findings that validate many of the points that the author made as far back as 1997, when the 1st Edition was published. The findings effectively show that although Deaf Again is an autobiographical book, the issues in it continue to affect the Deaf community on a much larger scale. A new epilogue also has been added.

The only thing different about Jake Zulinski is that he is deaf, otherwise he's just a typical 6th grader. In this book, he regales readers with funny situations he encounters because of his deafness. Enjoyable for all children as well as teachers of deaf or hard of hearing students.

Written for professionals, students and anyone who has a deaf person in his or her life. Delves into the language, culture, community and daily lives of those living in the DEAF-WORLD.