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I don't know about your kids, but I'm guessing If they're like mine, then they LOVE a good scavenger hunt. We add a twist to ours and include ASL to it. There are so many fun ways you can do this…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Six Athome Jul 26, 2011.
Hi everyone! Just updated my blog with a few new resources. The last one from today includes info on downloading a free American Sign Language (ASL) font and how you can use it. Lots of fun ways you…Continue
Started Jul 21, 2011
Another great resource posted on my blog: Signing for LifeArthur teaches kids how to sign their letters and some basic words…Continue
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ContinuePosted on August 14, 2011 at 2:52pm
I wish I could remember where I saw this neat idea...so please know it's not an original of mine, but one I found on one of the many blogs I visit. I loved this idea because it was simple and inexpensive, and my boys really like it.
Here's what you'll need:
Begin cutting your book of index cards into thirds. I guessed at the width and that…
ContinuePosted on August 14, 2011 at 2:50pm
Another great resource posted on my blog: Signing for Life
Arthur teaches kids how to sign their letters and some basic words online...he even teaches them how to sign their names. My boys thought this was pretty cool and enjoyed this very much.
Posted on July 21, 2011 at 2:18am
Hi everyone! Just updated my blog with a few new resources. The last one from today includes info on downloading a free American Sign Language (ASL) font and how you can use it. Lots of fun ways you can use this to promote learning and literacy. Signing for Life
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HearMyHands said… Hi Megan,
Thank you!
I saw your site & articles on using ASL with your family. Very nice.
I love learning ASL and teaching others. We are teaching our young daughter ASL and at 17 months we just roughly counted this weekend and she has over 30 words! how cool! To share this great joy I started my blog in honor of her. I now provide tips for others, 'how-to' articles and sell great sign language products to help teachers and families learn.
I'm also a speech-language pathologist who uses it in the school systems and privately.
Happy Signing!
Kristy
Jennifer Breedlove said… Megan,
Thanks for welcoming me! I am always glad to hang out with other boy moms!
Jennifer
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Savannah Rucker said… Wow, I didn't know that, about the ASL and other languages. I'm an aspiring polyglot, so I'll keep it in mind for both myself and future students! Once I get my degree, I want to go into Teach For America. I also would like to teach ESOL in Asia and possibly (although I'm not exactly sure yet) the Peace Corps. Eventually I'd like to settle in a public or private school in the North East teaching k-2. I've only had experience really teaching second graders, being involved in a program called Agriculture in the Classroom, and it was an absolute joy. This is my plan! Thanks for the welcome!
-Savannah
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