Provides words, illustrations, and sign language for common objects.
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33 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
My toddler loves this book!,
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This review is from: Word Signs: A First Book of Sign Language (Board book)
I stumbled across this book when searching for books to help teach my toddler sign language. He loves it and brings it to me nearly every day wanting me to read it to him and talk about the colorful pictures. Toddlers will be drawn to this sturdy board book because of the brightly colored pictures of familiar objects such as socks, crackers, and shoes. Parents will find the simple line drawings of the different signs helpful in teaching their children some basic signs. This book is a good introduction to sign language for both hearing and deaf children.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
great sign board book,
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This review is from: Word Signs: A First Book of Sign Language (Board book)
this book has instructions and pictures for 14 asl signs. they are hat, teddy bear, spoon, apple, shoes, book, flower, ball, cup, baby, bowl, crackers, socks, and crayons. my only criticisms are
1. the pictures are outdated, they look like they are from 1983 but i guess babies don't care about that. 2. two words, teddy bear and crayons, are combinations of two signs which i think might be more complicated than a baby needs. i only do the first parts for my daughter. all that said these are objects babies see all the time, they are relatively easy to learn and in a sturdy board book so i highly reccomend it.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
a real baby eye-catcher,
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This review is from: Word Signs: A First Book of Sign Language (Board book)
This book is wonderful!! My 10 month old loves to look at the pictures that are of real objects and not just cartoons. This is a wonderful way to interact with her through the use of signs. She is a hearing baby and we are beginning to use signs to communicate through her toddler years. She really enjoys seeing the signs that go along with the pictures. She has only used one or two of the signs so far... but it really is more than I ever thought it would be.
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