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Signing Time! Volume 3: Everyday Signs DVD

Rachel de Azevedo Coleman (Actor), Alex Brown (Actor), Emilie de Azevedo Brown (Director), Rated:

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Genre	Kids & Family
Format	NTSC
Contributor	Emilie de Azevedo Brown, Jon Pierre Francia, Alex Brown, Rachel de Azevedo Coleman, Leah Coleman
Runtime	30 minutes

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Signing Time! Volume 3: Everyday Signs

Watch, enjoy and learn as Alex, Leah and all their friends share everyday ASL signs. This award winning video will teach babies and children the ASL signs that they'll use every day. ASL Sign language made fun for the whole family. You won't be able to resist trying your hands at the Silly Pizza Song!

ASL Signs you will learn:

* Hungry * Apple * Cookie * Cereal * Banana * Bread * Cheese * Cracker * Ice cream * Candy * Help * Full * Hot * Cold * Wet * Dry * Like * Don't Like * Day * Sun * Night * Moon * Stars * Happy * Laugh * Sad * Cry * Boy * Girl

DVD version includes ASL sign review and ASL tips.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ Unrated (Not Rated)
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.52 x 5.79 x 0.63 inches; 2.88 Ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ Emilie de Azevedo Brown, Jon Pierre Francia
Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC
Run time ‏ : ‎ 30 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ March 13, 2007
Actors ‏ : ‎ Rachel de Azevedo Coleman, Alex Brown, Leah Coleman
Studio ‏ : ‎ Signing Time
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000090W7H
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Littlestar

Excellent

Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2023

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Easy to remember presentation of sign language

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Kim

I am amazed that our 3 year old picked up all the signs in less than 24 hours!

Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2005

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What a wonderful DVD! The songs are catchy, the colors are bright, the words are perfect for a toddler/preschooler, Rachel is engaging in her facial expressions and her signs are easily understandable for parents to learn and reinforce with their children. The children's voices throughout the DVD capture my daughter's attention and because each word is signed by multiple kids and Rachel - it allows our daughter to try it herself!

I think best of all is that my curiosity of Rachel and Emilie led me to search out their own story on the net and this DVD set is really a labor of love since Leah (the little girl in the DVD) is Rachel's daughter and she was born deaf. Rachel had been a singer/songwriter in a band and she put everything on hold to learn ASL for herself and her child/family. This DVD collection is her hope to enable many young children to learn ASL and not avoid deaf children they come in contact with on the playground, at the schoolyard etc. Like all parents, it's hard to see other children ignore our own child. This DVD will hopefully allow Leah and other deaf children an avenue to communicate with new friends.

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L. Charters

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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2005

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We couldn't imagine our lives now without this means of communication with our 15 month old daughter and it is a great way to interest her 10 year old sister in her and her sibling's education. We have found as parents that using this language we also have many more hours of focused time with both our daughters. When she was 10 months old she was overjoyed that she could share with us the fact that she had seen a picture of a dog on the wall in a cafe. With "Signing time 3" she is equally as keen to share with us this fun means of communication as with the earlier videos. "Signing Time 2" seems to have marginally more complex issues which she doesn't seem to grasp as easily (maybe that is just our daughter) but from our experience I would recommend you buy #1 then #3 then #2. Rachael's songs are great, in #1 she's a little stiff (but still good) but bear with her because everything gets infinitely better thereafter. We bought #5 (ABC's) for our own enjoyment before our toddler would be interested in it, and we can't wait to see #4. All in all, life enriching.

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Zombie Mom of 3

We can now communicate!

Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2012

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My daughter just tuned 2 and has a significant speech delay. It's been very frustrating for her and us. She works with a speech therapist but just doesn't want to talk. I bought this DVD out of desperation. It took me months to teach her one sign (more) so I hoped with the help of a fun show she could learn more signs.

We've been watching it every day for 3 weeks and yesterday we gave her an apple and she signed apple! I could have cried! Then today she signed cookie and cereal! It sounds so insignificant but when your toddler can't talk, ANY kind of communication is major. We are absolutely thrilled!

UPDATE 8/20/13: Since writing this review my daughter was diagnosed with autism. Her speech was very slow to progress and signing was an invaluable tool to communicate her wants and needs until the words finally came. Now she is 3 and still enjoys watching with her neurotypical 2-year-old brother who also used signs until he could speak. Both kids have loved showing off their signing skills. I recommend Signing Time to every parent of a young child, special needs or otherwise!

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Kindle Customer

Great video for toddlers

Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2008

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My 20 month old daughter loves this video and especially loves the original songs. The pace of the video is great for my daughter's age, and the demonstration of signs and their meaning is also good. I like that they show many different kids signing so you can see how different kids are able to actually do the sign. We previously had the "my baby can talk" series which we really liked, but they only have one or two kids signing. I like seeing the range of signing abilities. I also feel that my daughter wouldn't have been ready for this video much earlier - we started with the "baby signs" video which is very slow but was perfect for a 12-month old. This video is better for slightly older children. My only (minor) complaint is that it includes the signs for candy and ice cream. Before my daughter watched this video, candy was not on her radar and now she asks for it all the time! I suppose we would have had to deal with the candy issue eventually...but I was a little annoyed with the inclusion of those signs.

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Bekki861

Amazing series

Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2015

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Can't say enough about signing time. These videos are amazing. Started my son at 12mos old and by 18mos old he knew over 30signs. This dramatically reduced his (and our) frustrations, raised his sense of pride, and just allowed us to know and understand our child so much more. He's now 2.5yrs old and speaking quite well. Learning sign didn't slow his actual speech at all. In fact, his speech therapist feels he's ahead intellectually and expressively because of his early signing. Can't say enough about signing time. We own four DVDs.
Just for reference, we began signing to help make up for a speech delay which was due to our son having a tracheostomy from age 1week to 6 mo old (Pierre robin). Would recommend for all children. An amazing way to understand them early and effectively.

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Tracy

Totally recommend

Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2007

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Love it, love it, love it! The 'Signing Time' series is wonderful. Fun music, songs and sceens. Our son is 19 months old and has been signing basic signs since about 12 months. We first bought Baby See 'n Sign (don't waste the money) and he wouldn't even pay attention to them. I couldn't even stand watching them, extremely boring and a lot of the signs are not correct ASL. Then we went to 'Baby Signs'...excellent, great for beginners, easy for babys to relate to Bebo the bear and the characters, however not enough signs on each video otherwise I would have kept buying them. I decided to try the 'Signing Time' series and he really enjoys watching them. He even does the sign and says the word with Leah & Alex. He will watch a whole video. I really like the review section for my husband and I because we don't always get to watch the entire video (cooking dinner etc). I plan on buying the rest of the videos.

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Claudia Sagriotis

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Reviewed in Canada on September 3, 2015

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Our experience was horrible! The DVD itself was completely dirty and scratched. It was so disgusting that it ended up in the garbage because it was covered in some brown stuff. It even looked like there was human material on it. Not sure if this was some kind of joke of what. I guess that's what happens when you purchase used products online. I have bought the digital format of this DVD and I loved it! So, never again will I purchase second hand stuff.

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