An edition of Ready, sign, go!
(2011)
Ready, sign, go!
using sign language to promote preschool learning
by Karen Rush
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Ready, sign, go!: using sign language to promote preschool learning
2011, HighScope Press
in English
157379449X 9781573794497
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Introduction. What is sign language? How do I learn to sign? About this book
Why use sign language with children? Sign language enhances brain activity and brain functioning. Sign language enhances fine motor coordination. Sign language raises awareness of diversity. Sign language enhances and increases children's vocabulary and reading skills. Sign language helps infants and toddlers communicate their preverbal wants and needs. Sign language serves as a language bridge for children with special needs and children for whom English is a second language
Using sign language throughout your daily routine. How many signs and how often? Signing throughout the daily routine. Greeting time. Large-group time. Small-group time. Planning and recall times. Work/choice time. Transitions
Using sign language to enhance children's alphabet knowledge. Linking letters to sign language. Learning the signed alphabet. Getting started with letter links?
Scenes for using sign language with your early childhood program.
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