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| |  | A Basic Vocabulary - American Sign Language for Parents and Children written by Terrence J. O'Rourke is perfect for your child's first dictionary of signs. This book contains a variety of carefully selected signs include ones that children would use everyday.
Alphabetically listed and organized vocabulary incorporates developmental lists which are helpful to both Deaf and hearing children. It also includes over 1,000 clear sign language illustrations for you to see how they are made. 240 pages; soft cover. |
| |  | VIDEO
Series features Deaf people in natural, unrehearsed conversations. Each “City Set” conversation consists of two tapes: the first is a full screen, edited version of a four person conversation with voice-over. The second presents all four participants on screen at the same time. |
| |  | Video
by Jess Freeman King,Jan Kelley-King
An introduction to the basics of ASL in a non-threatening manner to hearing parents of children who are deaf. |
| |  | A dictionary designed for use by students in Basic Communications, I, II, III. courses. Three illustrated sections, Sign Vocabulary, Numbers and Classifiers. |
| |  | Sign Language Activities for Children
by JAN C. HAFER & ROBERT M. WILSON
Twenty lively lessons each introduce ten selected “Target Vocabulary” words in a format familiar and exciting to children, , including holidays, pets, cars and trucks, and more. All signs have equivalent words listed in both English and Spanish. Come sign with us shows us how to form each sign exactly, and also presents the origins of ASL, interesting facts of the deafness, and how people live in the Deaf community. |
| |  | Implicational Lects on the Deaf Diglossic Continuum
James Woodward
This text presents an analysis of variation that occurs in American Sign Language and in English-like varieties of signing. This text deserves to be read by researchers, interpreters, interpreter educators, and all serious students of American Sign Language. |
| |  | by Laura Greene & Eva Barash Dicker
This book answer all questions relating to sign language in a clear and concise manner. No rhetoric, just straight answers to questions that you may have, or some you may not have, plain and simple. Picture and sign illustrations are offered to help in understanding hand movement, as well as a short story in sign to enhance your learning. |
| |  | This comprehensive videotape makes the essential elements of fingerspelling available to ASL students. Based on her highly successful and popular workshops, Joyce Linden Groode presents a variety of strategies for building and improving skills for producing and processing fingerspelled words. The program presents models of appropriate handshapes and suggestions for expressive and receptive practice techniques. It provides excellent support for those who experience frustration in learning to fingerspell clearly or accurately. Seven sections cover: Overview of a natural approach to fingerspelling; Introduction to an approach to fingerspelled words as whole units; Development of clear expressive skills; Opportunity to practice fingerspelling and to increase speed; Practice with both anticipated vocabulary and specific patterns of English; Background information about loan signs; Creative use of fingerspelling. All information is voiced and closed-captioned so the tape is accessible to deaf or hearing students. The material is suitable for both advanced and less experienced signers. A 24-page Instructional Booklet includes self-evaluation, word activities, answer keys and supplementary readings to reinforce the video. The material can be used either in class or individually. One 120-minute Video; 24-page Booklet
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| |  | Author: Gilbert C. Eastman
More than 1,000 pictures show how natural gestures, mime and facial expressions used all the time can become the basis for learning sign language. Three videotapes accompany and enhance the text, demonstrating techniques chapter by chapter. |
| |  | (Checklists for Program Assessment)
The first book to address the specifics needed to evaluate Sign Language Programs. This informative evaluative tool is a must for program large and small. Pages 99 |
| |  | Teaching ASL as a Second Language
Authors: Sherman and Phyllis Perrin Wilcox
This practical manual presents the steps necessary to design a curriculum for teaching ASL,including necessary features for training interpreters. Explains the linguistic basis of ASL, leading into specific and useful information on teaching techniques. |
| |  | This text focuses on the processes by which Deaf users of ASL alter the production of fingerspelled words to make them more sign like. It is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding how American Sign Language “works”. Written originally for those pursuing linguistic topics in the area of sign language, this book has also been useful for sign language teachers, interpreter trainers and people working in or with the Deaf community. The wonderful illustrations by Elizabeth Baird enable readers with little or no knowledge of ASL to follow the discussion. Written by Robbin Battison with a brand new introduction by Diane Brentari.
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| |  | Over 1,000 signs for importantmedical terms. Full-torso illustrations and descriptions of how to make signs. 384 pages. Size 6 1/8 x 9 1/4 |
| |  | Lip Reading Course
Starting with the basics and ending with the challenging! This home study course allows you to learn at a pace that you are most comfortable with. There are 6 tapes-one hour in length each, that will captivate your attention and get you on your way to fluent speechreading. |
| |  | A Video Guide To The Basics Of Sign Language.
Here is a sensible, visual method for learning signs. The tapes four sections: family and friends, going out, food and drink, and shopping, offers an efficient way to become proficient at signs. |
| |  | Want to communicate in sign language? This book is a fun and easy way to learn how to sign. Each of 12 chapters is organized and illustrated around a topical presentation: Introduction to Signing; Fingerspelling; Getting Acquainted; Family & Friends; Food; Clothes & Shopping; Pets, Animals & Colors; Education; Sports; and more. |
| |  | Written by Edgar D. Lawwrence, a Professor of Psychology and Special Education. Sign Language Made Simple's unique format enables beginning signers to quickly and easily learn to communicate using signs and the manual alphabet. Ideal for independent study or as a classroom textbook, its 30 lessons introduce more than 1500 American Sign Language signs in the context of 600 English sentences. All signs are clearly illustrated above their English equivalent, making the transition from English to signing relatively simple. Sign Language made Simple has been an invaluable learning tool for thousands of students. In this revised edition, the original format has been preserved and enhanced. Additional learning tools include memory aids, fingerspelling drills, practice sentences, and a complete index of the signs. Discover Sign Language Made Simple's practical method for learning to sign and enjoy ready communication with individuals who are deaf. An additional instructional video is also included with the book to allow you to practice the skills you've learned. This Practice Videotape is a companion to the textbook Sign Language Made Simple. It provides a video tutor and, signing along with her, students discover that practice becomes enjoyable and that learning sign language can truly be SIMPLE. |
| |  | "1993, WilliamStokoe, thismonograph isrepublishedwithout changefrom the originaledition but with a new prefaceupdating and simplifying theoriginal analysis of signs aslinguistic units. Offers solidevidence that ASL is unique andhas definitive linguistical aspectsshared by all language in natureand function. Pages 94" |
| |  | Written by Laura Greene and Eva Barash Dicker. Learn, in easy-to-understand steps, the building blocks and correct order for using sign language. Come to know how American Sign Language (ASL) grew into the rich language it is today. A highly informative, interactive, but yet easy to understand instructional guide to performing sign with picture guided movement. A great learning tool for beginners. Written for young adults, Sign-Me-Fine introduces American Sign Language (ASL) and emphasizes how its structure differs from English. Young readers will learn grammatically correct ASL sentences, sign games, and the full beauty of ASL in poetry and music |
| |  | "This exciting, innovative book encourages active participation by adults and children in the process of learning the English language and speech through the use of signs. The first 500 words most frequently used by children are clearly marked to serve as a teaching guide for adults. Signs are grouped into 41 different categories which make up basic units of work found in preschool and elementary school settings. Each category has vocabulary, carrier phrases, ageappropriate games and activities, and large, easy to understand signs. 478 pages. Soft cover." |
| |  | The most convenient and concise way to learn commonly used phrases in sign language. Arranged by topic, this handy book is a much needed reference for those who come in contact with deaf people on an occasional or even a frequent basis: nurses, waiters and waitresses, firemen, policemen, doctors and emergency rescue workers, as well as friends and family members. With more than 3,100 signs, easy-to-follow directions and illustrations, and an extensive index for easy reference, Signing Everyday Phrases will teach you familiar phrases for almost every occasion. |
| |  | You now have the ability to print any of the illustrated signs individually or in a phrase or even in sentence groups in a varierty of sizes. Enter words and verify they are what is wanted. Then, click on the "Print" button and get the result from your printer in any of four different sizes, with or without descriptions. Useful to BOTH those teaching sign language and those learning it. Great for parents, extended family members, teachers, friends, school staff or anyone associated with deaf or hard of hearing individuals. System Requirements: PC 166mhz Intel Pentium or higher. Windows 95 or greater. 64MB of RAM memory. CD-ROM with 4x or greater. 640x480 colors display. Sound Blaster 16 or compatible 16-bit multimedia sound card. |
| |  | American Sign Language (ASL) gives you a general understanding of the properties of sign, as well as an understanding of Deaf culture. With the conversations in this book and on the CD-ROM, you'll build your skills for use in the home, office, and out and about town. |
| |  | BY MICKEY FLODIN
With more than 1,350 signs, Signing Illustrated features the key elements of the most popular sign language systems which group signs with similar shapes and movements, allowing the student to progress quickly and easily. The basics-a glossary, the manual alphabet, finger spelling, and hand shapes-make this book ideal for the novice, while it also serves as a comprehensive refresher for the more advanced student. |
| |  | Written by Rod R. Butterworth & Mickey Flodin. Signing Made Easy is a comprehensive guide to learning and using sign lanuage in everyday life. Until now, few manuals have done more than simply show how to make individual signs. At last, they have created a text-and-workbook-in-one. THis volume will teach you how to use signing in English sentence format. Signing Made Easy offers the first thorough, step-by-step approach to learning sign language, complete with drills and practice exercises to increase signing ability and understanding. The chapters within are organized by subject-from"Work and Careers" to "Family and Social Life" to "Food"-that builds progressively on previous lessons. For everyone interested in learning sign language to communicate with members of the deaf community, Signing Made Easy is an essential guide. 224 pages; soft cover; Signed English |
| |  | Student Videotext & Workbook – Level 1 empowers Signing Naturally students to practice and reinforce their classroom learning. The workbook is newly expanded with Vocabulary Review of 1,000 signs, corresponding pictures and 100 key phrases. This opens new opportunities to practice Signing Naturally outside the classroom at any time. The first 12 units include: Introducing Oneself, Exchanging Personal Information, Talking About Surroundings, Telling Where You Live, Talking About Your Family, Telling About Activities, Giving Directions, Describing Others, Making Requests, Talking About Family and Occupations, Attributing Qualities to Others, Talking About Routines. More abstract vocabulary signs are grouped into categories to help students remember the meanings. The workbook, including an answer key, is designed as a guide to the videotext. With the videotext, students see how language is used in context. Level 1 includes 200-page Workbook ; One 120-minute Videotext. Workbook is 8 1/2 x 11 Paperback and includes 1,000 Signs & Key Phrases. Written by Cheri Smith, Ella Mae Lentz, and Ken Mikos |
| |  | A BASIC GUIDE
This quick-reference dictionary to sign language is for everyone who knows, cares about, and wants to communicate with someone who is deaf or hearing impaired. Uses more than one thousand black-and white illustrations. Signing has been carefully organized for easy reference: • Important vocabulary words are arranged by subject, from People to Occupations, Medical Words, Animals, Actions of the Mind, and more;
• Each word and language form is illustrated with an easy-to-follow drawing showing how the sign is made;
• 11 each section provides easily mastered information about grammar and syntax, so you can swiftly put words together to form sentences;
• A complete index lists the large vocabulary so that you can find any word with ease |
| |  | Come sign along with your friends from Signing Time! The songs include: Signing Time Theme, Magic Words, Look at My Hands, Part of Life, Silly Pizza Song, Rainy Day, Good Night Baby, Proud to be Me, Show Me a Sign, and much more! |
| |  | BY ELAINE COSTELLO
This comprehensive and easy to use guide contains all the basic vocabulary and linguistic information. Features 1,300 signs and their descriptions, illustrations that show position and movement of hands, easy to follow instructions, hints to help remember how to perform specific signs. |
| |  | BY NANCY KELLY JONES & HARLEY HAMILTON
Includes signs for towns, cities, states and provinces throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. Drawings and descriptions of the signs accompany maps showing locations of states and cities. Fun for vacationing families, useful as an atlas and dictionary at home and school. |
| |  | by Edgar H. Shroyer
Excellent beginners contact signing book that fills the gap between Sign Language dictionaries and ASL texts, designed for use as a classroom textbook. Each lesson contains clear illustrations of all signs. |
| |  | by Lottie L. RiekehofHelp people discover the fascination of sign languageby getting them started with the basics. Talk to the Deaf provides readers with approximately 1,000 basic signs. Each sign is illustrated with graphics and writteninstructions to assure that the sign is performed correctly. This study covers numerous aspects including relationships, pronouns, time, verbs, food and drink, religion, clothing, animals, & sports. Includes index.Hardcover |
| |  | BY LOU FANT - This textbook has been specifically designed and contains phrases, expressions, sentences, and questions that come up in everyday conversation. These phrases enable you to begin talking with deaf people without first having to master the grammar of the language. Contains over 200 phrases, expression, or sentences organized buy common occurring themes. |
| |  | "American Sign LanguageKeith M. CagleWhether you’re a seasoned ASL instructor or a teacher-to-be, you will find information and insights here that will help you succeed throughout your career." |
| |  | by Harry Bornsteir, Karen L. Saulnier, & Lillian B. Hamilton
This complete dictionary has over 3,100 signs, including signs reflecting lively, contemporary vocabulary. Also included are the American Manual Alphabet, numbers, and sign markers. |
| |  | The Early Sign Language Series:
A fascinating and enjoyable way for children and adults to learn sign languageFirst Signs
Presents some of the very first words for parents andbabies. |
| |  | This easily portable reference book contains American Sign Language signs for use in home, school, work, or social situations. A written description of how to form each sign accompanies the sign illustrations, which are drawn as they would be seen by the viewer. Included are suggestions for effective signing and methods for signing addresses, time, dates, and money. Now the standard sign language book for more than 200,000 people has been completely revised and updated! American Sign Language (ASL) experts updated this brand-new edition to present more than 500 of the most current ASL signs in use today, including cross-references for multiple words expressed by a single sign. The Gallaudet Survival Guide to Signing also offers tips on ASL usage, plus the American Manual Alphabet and manual numbers.
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| |  | by Lottiel Riekehof
This updated and revised edition furnishes such vital information as: The use of space and directionality when creating a visual picture; the difference between a statement, command, and question when identical signs are used; pluralization; tense; regularity and continuity; numbers; and introduces the use of classifiers. An extensive appendix explains how to add signs to spoken English. |
| |  | VIDEO
Presents the most commonly used signs from each chapter.55 min. |
| |  | Virginia McKinney, Ph.D.
An illustrative picture dictionary with 4,500 illustrations and sign drawings.
Available as: Book |
| |  | Edward Kilma, Ursula Bellugi
Discusses the origin and development of American Sign Language with this renown author.. |
| |  | UN CURSO BASICO DE LENGUAJE AMERICANO DE SENAS
is designed for teachers, parents and students working with Deaf Hispanic American children and adults learning English and American Sign Language.
America’s Number one sign language text features English and Spanish translation side by side.
BY TOM HUMPHRIES, CAROL PADDE, AND TERRENCE J. O’ROURKE TRANSLATED BY LOURDES RUBIO |
| |  | A educational & engaging introduction to American SignLanguage. You will learn over 300 words with color pictures. This book is unique in that authors involved deaf and hearing children plus consultants who are deafin planning and developing the book. |
| |  | VIDEO
American Sign Language for Beginners
Learn sign language at your own pace with this seven-time award-winning videotape series. Proven effective for children and adults. CC 5 1/2 total hours. |
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