Sandy Foutz
These Hands Can Talk Junior (ASL Part 1)My daughter loved this class. She signed all week between classes to the rest of us. Her favorite part is the games they used to practice their new signs at the end of every class.
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Students will learn to communicate through American Sign Language and the cultural and historical elements that accompany this beautiful, visual language. Each week students will learn new signs pertaining to one of the following topics: the alphabet, colors, numbers, family, foods, and feelings. Students will play games or participate in fun; challenging activities that will serve to help new vocabulary signs stick in their long-term memories and strengthen signing fluency. This class will utilize several game-based platforms in which game links and codes will be shared with students. These platforms include: Kahoot, Blooket, and Gimkit, all of which are COPPA compliant.
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Sandy Foutz
These Hands Can Talk Junior (ASL Part 1)My daughter loved this class. She signed all week between classes to the rest of us. Her favorite part is the games they used to practice their new signs at the end of every class.
Taylor Hamel
ASL Storytelling for LittlesThis class is SUCH a joy! Ms. Charity is so good with the kids, bright, bubbly, and a wonderful ASL teacher. My son came running out of every storytelling class to show us the story he learned and had us guess what it was based on the signs.
Show moreErin M.
ASL Storytelling for LittlesThis class was SO FUN! My daughters loved getting to learn the signs for a new story each week and Miss Charity is so patient with all her little students.