This pdf has QR code links to BSL and SSE signed video versions of this children’s Christmas story book. For immediate download to print or view on screen, contains 22 key-word British Sign Language (BSL) sign vocabulary and picture images of the main items in this popular children’s story. They are presented in summary sheets, Flashcards and various formats and combinations of pictures, words and sign graphics to enable a mixture of matching and pairing combination activities plus some fun Fingerspelling activities. There are also Colouring pages of Christmas related images.

Colourful poster with 9 signs for Halloween Halloween scary costume skeleton witch ghost sweets spider pumpkin

This resource starts with the colourful poster (also available as a separate free download) with 9 signs for Halloween Halloween scary costume skeleton witch ghost sweets spider pumpkin Plus the signs with words in flashcard formats, fill in the missing letters, match the sign to the word and full page images of each sign to colour. Download and print for matching and pairing games and spelling practice.

A colourful and informative poster to celebrate European Day of Languages with examples of signs for family members from British Sign Laguage (BSL), American Sign Language (ASL) and German Sign Language (DGS).

To complement our newly listed Auslan Sign & Spell ABC Alphabet resource this free download contains flashcards and missing letters activities containing some of the signs, pictures and words from the Frieze laid out in formats that can be downloaded and printed to create matching and pairing games for young children.

A lovely colourful resource for all who use Australian Sign Language (Auslan) and Key Word Signs to support language and communication. Includes: Basic Handshape Key and Left and Right-Handed Fingerspelling Alphabets. Contains 16 signs in flashcard format designed as a useful reference in the field of deafness, special educational needs (SEN), baby signing and for all who may have additional speech and language needs. The signs include black, blue, brown, colour, dark, gold, green, grey, light, orange, pink, purple, red, silver, white and yellow. Colours vary regionally and most of the flashcards include two variations to include the most commonly used versions. We have chosen the signs that are most widely used and understood but many others exist, so please check with your local sign language using community. The format presents the illustrated sign graphics with written descriptions for printing and also works beautifully on smart phone and tablet - one colour per page - clear and simple – easy to carry and refer to on the go, for learners of all ages and abilities.

British Sign Language (BSL) Farm Animals & Signage Children will love these colourful signs for farm animals - not only with clear and engaging graphics and written descriptions, but with QR code links to a video link of each sign being demonstrated. Created in collaboration with the RAD. Includes 25 Flashcard format animal signs and relevant words for farm visitors. These will make excellent Flashcard or Poster sized references for learners of all ages. Also great to encourage local farms that allow visitors to help provide an inclusive environment for all who use sign language to communicate and access information.

For families, school staff and classmates of children who sign. This is an innovative combination of BSL British Sign Language graphics that can be printed off with QR codes to scan and link to video clips of the signs in use. This example consists of 9 school related signs. Book bag, classroom, dinner time, home time, play time, reading, teacher, teaching assistant and water bottle.

A useful revision aid for signing classes, the 22 key-word flashcards provide a useful reference for all who use the signs from American Sign Language (ASL & SSE) to support communication with Deaf people and also provide a valuable resource for Baby Signers and children and adults with special educational needs who use signs to support spoken communication. Includes: Signs for Cloudy, Cold, Earthquake, Flood, Foggy, Heavy rain, Hot, Ice, Freezing, Lightning, Rain, Rainbow, Snow, Stormy, Sunny, Temperature, Thunder, Tornado, Twister, Weather, Windy. • Handshape Key • Fingerspelling Alphabet • Illustrated signs • Written descriptions of movements • One sign per page clear and simple

Flashcard format created in collaboration with Sign4Sport this is a colourful set of 46 carefully selected key-words with illustrations of British Sign Language (BSL) signs and written descriptions for Football related signs. For learners of all ages and abilities. Designed for all who use BSL signs to support communication in the field of deafness and special educational needs (SEN). Supported by the comprehensive collection of sign vocabulary in the Let’s Sign BSL Series of resources. The signs included are; 4-4-2 formation, advantage, ball, captain, centre defence, centre forward, coach, come nearer, cool down, corner flag, defend, dribble, finish, football, foul, game, goal, goalkeeper, header, kick, left back defence, manager, match, midfield, offside, pass, penalty, practise/training, ready, receive, red card, referee/whistle, rest, result/score, right back defence, right wing, start/begin, stop, stretch, striker, tackle, team, warm up, yellow card. The Fingerspelling Alphabet and BSL Basic Handshape Key are also included.

Flashcard format for learners of German Sign Language or for those looking for extra activities for German language learners and sign language users who may have interest in the sign languages of other countries. This set contains FAMILY and FEELINGS FAMILIE Baby, Bruder/ Schwester, Eltern, Familie, Freund/ Freundin, Kind, Oma, Opa, Vater GEFÜHLE ängstlich, aufgeregt, froh, fühlen, glücklich, müde, ruhig, sauer, traurig, verletzt Das Deutsche Fingeralphabet Diese Gebärden sind thematisch auf den Erziehungsbereich abgestimmt. Zum besseren Verständnis der Zeichnungen werden im Folgenden genauere Hinweise zur Ausführung der einzelnen Gebärdenzeichen aufgelistet. Bitte beachten Sie, dass es in der Deutschen Gebärdensprache (DGS) regionale Unterschiede ähnlich den Dialekten der gesprochenen Sprache gibt. Fragen Sie daher im Zweifelsfall bei ihrem zuständigen Gehörlosenverband nach..

Flashcard format for learners of German Sign Language or for those looking for extra activities for German language learners and sign language users who may have interest in the sign languages of other countries. This set contains QUESTIONS and ACTIVITIES. FRAGEN: wann? warum? was? wer? wie? wie alt? wie lange? wie viel? wo? wohin? TÄTIGKEITEN: antworten, arbeiten, besuchen, erzählen, fragen, geben, helfen, lernen, warten, zeigen Das Deutsche Fingeralphabet Diese Gebärden sind thematisch auf den Erziehungsbereich abgestimmt. Zum besseren Verständnis der Zeichnungen werden im Folgenden genauere Hinweise zur Ausführung der einzelnen Gebärdenzeichen aufgelistet. Bitte beachten Sie, dass es in der Deutschen Gebärdensprache (DGS) regionale Unterschiede ähnlich den Dialekten der gesprochenen Sprache gibt. Fragen Sie daher im Zweifelsfall bei ihrem zuständigen Gehörlosenverband nach.

This publication has been produced in response to frequent requests for translated British Sign Language (BSL) materials for speakers of URDU, GUJARATI and BENGALI. The translation work was carried out initially in 2004 with the help of the National Deaf Children’s Society and the original publications were printed and in poster/mat format. Contains 40 signs in four topic pages translated into the three languages with fingerspelling alphabet borders. GREETINGS HELLO, WELCOME, GOOD, MORNING, AFTERNOON, EVENING/NIGHT, ALL RIGHT?, NAME, WHAT?, PLEASE/THANK YOU. FAMILY FAMILY, MOTHER, FATHER, SISTER, BROTHER, GRANDMOTHER, GRANDFATHER, HUSBAND/WIFE, FRIEND, NEIGHBOUR. FEELINGS FEEL, SAD, HAPPY, SCARED, ANGRY, FED UP, DON’T LIKE, HURT, UPSET, LOVE. QUESTIONS QUESTION, WHY? WHAT? WHEN? WHO? HOW? HOW OLD?, HOW MANY?, WHERE? WHICH? The English meanings have been added below each sign and written descriptions for the sign movements have been added at the back of the publication to assist teachers and carers working in this field. Supported by the Let’s Sign BSL collection of books, dictionaries, posters, flashcards, reward stickers and ebook/kindles.

Part of a series to promote essential early learning skills. We hope that you enjoy counting with your child through this well-loved Nursery Rhyme and learning the signs that accompany it. Contains British Sign Language (BSL) signs, used here as Sign Supported English (SSE) to match the words, rhythms and sound patterns of the rhyme. Designed to support communication and language development in the field of deafness, special educational needs (SEN), baby signing and for all who may have additional speech and language needs. Supported by the Let’s Sign BSL Series of books, guides, dictionaries, posters, flashcards, reward stickers and graphics for creating individualised materials. We are developing this range and welcome your suggestions and feedback - cath@deafsign.com

Lovely Early Years signs for: animal, bird, butterfly, cat, cow, deer, dog, donkey, duck, fish, fly, frog, horse, kangaroo, koala, kookaburra, owl, parrot, pig, possum, rabbit, shark, sheep, snake, spider, wombat. Colourful Flashcard format of illustrated animal pictures and sign graphics with written descriptions. Includes: Basic Handshape Key and Fingerspelling Alphabet. One sign per page - clear and simple – with appeal to learners of all abilities. Some signs have more than one version and the commonly used variations are included but, as with learning any language, the best way to learn is by face to face contact with native sign language users. The Let’s Sign resources are designed to support this. Australian Sign Language (Auslan) and New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) are the sign languages of the deaf communities of Australia and New Zealand. Both have evolved from forms of British Sign Language (BSL) and together the three languages comprise the BANZSL language family. They share many of the same vocabulary items and structural features in addition to the use of the same two-handed fingerspelling alphabet. Because of these similarities, the Let’s Sign BSL resources of dictionaries, posters, flashcards, stickers and graphics have been of interest to learners of Auslan and NZSL. This includes people wishing to communicate within the Deaf community and also increasingly in the field of Special Educational Needs (SEN) and Baby Signing, where signs are used with spoken language to support communication and language development – known as Sign Supported English (SSE). Due to requests, this resource has been created using the most appropriate and commonly used versions of signs for Australian and New Zealand learners and we welcome your feedback in planning any future materials - cath@deafsign.com

To encourage all children to learn the fingerspelling alphabet and have fun with it. How many words can be made using the letters 'AUSTRALIAN'? Some 3 letter word samples are given - together with the signs for the words - learners can complete the written word beneath. Write the full word on the board and divide into teams - one receptive and one expressive.Great for improving spelling, word knowledge and concentration. For all children who use signs to support communication and learning. Sign Suppported English and Auslan users.

These are simple basic useful signs and pictures for fruit for young children who use signs to support their learning. SSE, signs, special needs, deaf, speech and language difficulties.

These are simple basic useful sign vocabulary for young children who use signs to support their learning. SSE, signs, special needs, deaf, speech and language difficulties and for whole school involvement.

These are simple basic useful sign vocabulary for young children who use signs to support their learning.SSE, signs, special needs, deaf, speech and language difficulties.

Enjoy singing and signing this popular Christmas song. Ideal for Christmas concerts and assemblies for whole school involvement and inclusion for children who are deaf or have special educational needs and use signs in their communication. The key-words are illustrated with sign vocabulary to accompany the words and support the spoken English rhymes.