Baby Signing Time sets your baby's day to music with signs and songs for everyday events - playtime, getting dressed, going places, getting ready for bed, manners and more. Baby Signing Time is a great first step into signing or add Baby Signing Time to your existing Signing Time collection for new songs and reinforcement of those beginning signs. Created specifically for babies as young as 3 months old up to 3 years. Features Emmy-nominated host Rachel Coleman, along with animated Baby Alex, Baby Leah, and Baby Hopkins. 1/29/2009 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
The Practice Time video series focuses on key skills needed to practice in order to perfect American Sign Language (ASL) communication skills. Practice Time’s unique interactive feature enables kids to practice ASL skills with Signing Time star, Rachel Coleman. Practice Time can be used as a companion to the Signing Time videos or on their own. The set includes Practice Time ABCs Level 1 and Practice Time 123s Level 1. “ASL is a beautiful, complex language that is incredibly beneficial for all children, hearing impaired or not,” Karen Gase told TDmonthly. “The Practice Time DVDs take a crucial ASL skill — finger spelling — and makes it easy and fun to practice.” Launch date: Oct 25, 2006. 11/15/2006 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
Vol. 1-3 DVD Gift Set is a great first step into signing for any age! These three volumes contain all the basic ASL vocabulary words you'll use every day. Created for ages 1-8, yet fun for all.
This money-saving bundle includes the following products:
- Signing Time Series 1, Volume 1: My First Signs DVD - Signing Time Series 1, Volume 2: Playtime Signs DVD - Signing Time Series 1, Volume 3: Everyday Signs DVD - Music CD: Songs from Volumes 1–3
General topics in this set: baby's first words, manners, food, opposites (hot/cold etc.),
Everyone loves playtime! Alex, Leah and friends share playtime ASL signs with your child. "Playtime Signs" is the perfect building block for your growing ASL sign vocabulary. More of everything you love about Signing Time! More music and more ASL signs! Includes ASL sign review and ASL tips. 6/14/2006 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
The first in the Signing Time! Series. Cousins Alex Brown (who can hear) and Leah Coleman (who is deaf) invites babies and children of all ages to "Come sign with us!" My First Signs presents 18 basic American Sign Language (ASL) signs to your family in a fun and memorable way. It's Signing Time: My First Signs — ASL signs you can use everyday! Includes ASL sign review. 6/14/2006 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
This multi-sensory program introduces children to a "hands on" second language. It's natural and fun for them to use their bodies to communicate. Research shows that children who learn to sign may experience reduced frustration and tantrums along with enhanced speaking, spelling and reading skills. This 30-minute volume includes signs for colors, fruits and vegetables among others. 6/8/2006 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
Kids can join Alex, Leah, their frog Hopkins and Signing Time’s Rachel Coleman for lots of signing fun. The charming animation, children signing and delightful songs make any time Signing Time. Volume 6, “My Favorite Things,” teaches signs for the colors of the rainbow, fruits and vegetables, and activities. Volume 7 takes kids to “Leah’s Farm.” In Volume 8, they’ll venture into “The Great Outdoors” and in Volume 9, they get to hop on “The Zoo Train.” The company recently won a Telly Award for Signing Time! Volume 8: “The Great Outdoors.” 3/20/2006 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
Preverbal little ones can benefit from learning American Sign Language, claim some experts. By learning to sign, they can more easily communicate their needs, thereby avoiding frustration and tantrums. The two CDs and two DVDs in the gift set let teeny tots sing along and play as they learn the basic words in sign language that can help them communicate with their parents. 3/20/2006 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
American Sign Language can help hearing children enhance speaking, spell and reading skills, claim some experts. With this chunky board book, they can follow along the happy-looking actors and adorable illustrations as they learn the signs for everyday words, such as “hungry,” “moon” and “happy.” Separately available in the series are DVDs and CDs that let kids sing along and play as they learn to sign. 3/20/2006 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
Kids who want to learn American Sign Language can start by opening this cheerful board book and following the colorful photos and illustrations that show them how to get ready to play. They’ll learn the signs for “friend,” “doll” and “your turn.” The book is part of a series that helps kids learn a physical language that research claims may enhance speaking, spelling and reading skills, reduce frustration and tantrums, and increase bonding with parents. 3/20/2006 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
Little kids can read and sign along with Signing Time while learning American Sign Language. The Signing Time series is a multisensory program that introduces children to a “hands on” second language. It’s natural and fun for children to use their bodies to communicate. Book 1 has vibrant photographs and winsome illustrations that easily teach kids such basic signs as those for the words “milk,” “sleep” and “baby.” 3/20/2006 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
