It’s time for another American Sign Language lesson and, in this video, we’re learning how to use signs for school in sign language! In the deaf community, schooling is a HUGE part of life. Many deaf children and adults attend institutions that are specifically geared to the deaf and hard-of-hearing, so they make lifelong connections at theseKeep Reading…
We’re back with another edition of the Laugh and Learn linky! Last week, there were some great homeschooling and parenting posts shared, and Tina, Sarah, and I have chosen our favorites to feature below! I also wanted to share a recent American Sign Language lesson I did for Year Round Homeschooling – and it’s allKeep Reading…
In keeping with the change of seasons, we’re sharing an American Sign Language lesson today that covers ASL weather signs! The video lesson also includes a primer on how to sign the seasons in ASL. Learning to sign about the weather can really help you hold a conversation with a deaf or hard-of-hearing individual. AfterKeep Reading…
It’s time for another edition of our American Sign Language lesson videos! This time, we’re learning about common opposite pairs in ASL. One of the great things about learning ASL is that you can skip spelling and pronunciation and go straight to comprehension. When you look at ASL opposite pairs, you can kind of naturallyKeep Reading…
A big part of our curriculum involves American Sign Language for homeschoolers. We’re in an ASL congregation, but we still try to make use of structured ASL lessons and resources whenever we can. If you’re searching for ways to teach American Sign Language for homeschoolers, check out some of these great ASL resources! 10+ AmericanKeep Reading…
Hey hey hey everyone! I hope you all have been enjoying our American Sign Language lessons so far, because we’re now offering a one-on-one online ASL class for our readers! Our program is called ASL2U and it launches next month! Yay!
Hi everyone! We’re back with another installment in our ASL video lesson series! This week, we’re learning more ASL signs for food to add to the food signs we covered last time. In this lesson, you’ll find the signs for:
We’ll be making some HUGE changes to our educational focus this fall. (I’ll be sharing some of those with you in a few weeks.) But one of our major focuses will be foreign language. There’s no doubt that the world is getting “smaller” in a way, and we feel that our kids need to beKeep Reading…
We’re back today with another edition of our ASL Lesson series! Today, we review 15 ASL signs for food. In this clip, we go over the signs for:
We’re back this week with another installment of our American Sign Language lessons on YouTube! We’ve already covered letters and numbers in ASL, basic ASL greetings, and days of the week in ASL, so it’s time to learn family signs in ASL! In this video, we cover the signs for:
Hey all! We’re back with another lesson in American Sign Language today! We’ve already covered letters and numbers and basic greetings. This time we’re covering how to tell time in ASL and how to sign the days of the week, along with basic calendar terms.
Hey everyone! It’s time for American Sign Language Lesson 2 here at Look! We’re Learning! Last time, we learned letters in ASL and numbers in ASL. Today we’re sharing some basic greetings in ASL, including:
Hey everyone! I’m super excited today because we’re starting a new ASL lesson video series here at Look! We’re Learning! Our first ASL video lesson is up on YouTube and it’s a review of the letters A through Z, as well as numbers 0 through a quadrillion! (Really.) How to Sign the Alphabet in ASLKeep Reading…
