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All parents wonder,"What is my baby
trying to say?" Now you don't have to
wait two years for an answer!
Wouldn't it be wonderful if your baby or toddler could
tell you exactly what she was thinking? What if she
could tell you if she was tired, hungry, wet, excited or
saw a dog playing at the park? What if you could
understand all of your baby's needs and your baby could
feel understood?
Well, all of this is possible, right now, with sign
language.
trying to say?" Now you don't have to
wait two years for an answer!
Wouldn't it be wonderful if your baby or toddler could
tell you exactly what she was thinking? What if she
could tell you if she was tired, hungry, wet, excited or
saw a dog playing at the park? What if you could
understand all of your baby's needs and your baby could
feel understood?
Well, all of this is possible, right now, with sign
language.
Sign up today, or contact us for more information!
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Are you amazed by your child and all that he can do? You should be! Young children are like
sponges just waiting to soak up new knowledge and skills. What if you could add to your
child's brainpower, enhancing his literacy skills, fine motor coordination and language
acquisition, by teaching him a new language that is easy and fun for everyone- parents,
teachers, children- to learn?
Now you can, with sign language.
Babies understand much of what is said to them, and they try very hard to be understood.
For them, speaking is difficult- it takes a long time for the muscles involved in controlling
and coordinating speech to develop. Babies try to communicate by babbling, grunting and
whining. When they are not understood they become frustrated and cry.
Speech is difficult. Signing is easy.
Sign language uses natural hand and body movements to express words and concepts. If your
baby waves bye-bye, points,claps and plays peek-a-boo, he can learn to express himself
clearly and easily with sign language.
Sign Along's sign language classes use age-appropriate games, songs, books, crafts and toys
to teach babies and young children (ages 6 months-6 years) American Sign Language. You
and your child will soon be on your way to using a number of useful signs each and every day!
sponges just waiting to soak up new knowledge and skills. What if you could add to your
child's brainpower, enhancing his literacy skills, fine motor coordination and language
acquisition, by teaching him a new language that is easy and fun for everyone- parents,
teachers, children- to learn?
Now you can, with sign language.
Babies understand much of what is said to them, and they try very hard to be understood.
For them, speaking is difficult- it takes a long time for the muscles involved in controlling
and coordinating speech to develop. Babies try to communicate by babbling, grunting and
whining. When they are not understood they become frustrated and cry.
Speech is difficult. Signing is easy.
Sign language uses natural hand and body movements to express words and concepts. If your
baby waves bye-bye, points,claps and plays peek-a-boo, he can learn to express himself
clearly and easily with sign language.
Sign Along's sign language classes use age-appropriate games, songs, books, crafts and toys
to teach babies and young children (ages 6 months-6 years) American Sign Language. You
and your child will soon be on your way to using a number of useful signs each and every day!
| Classes are for hearing children ages 6 months-6 years and their parents. There are three different age groups: Signing Babies 6-12 months Signing Toddlers 1 and 2 years Signing Stars 3-6 years NEW! Sing & Sign FunTime For 2-6 year olds Late Winter Class Schedule: 6-week session starting the week of March 2nd New! Sing & Sign Fun Time- Mondays 3:45-4:30pm Class Descriptions Register today! |
Late Winter 2009 Schedule of Classes
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