Signing Resources

Summer Activities with Signing Time

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Summertime is the perfect time to wiggle, create and play, so enjoy these fun activities to help you do just that. Have fun making a tambourine, tracking the weather, learning about healthy eating, and much, much more. Uddering Signs – Learn where milk comes from. Doodle Time – This group activity will help you practice signs with play and a drawing game. Family Tree – Learn more about your family while doing a fun craft. Water Cycle – With the help from an adult, you can learn about the water cycle.

Autism, Failed Hearing Test, and Communication Breakthrough

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We appreciate our Signing Time families and we love hearing YOUR stories. We wanted to share this one with YOU! Happy Signing! Thank you for empowering me to communicate more fully with my babies. We started using Signing Time nine years ago when our oldest was 6-months old. It opened the door for understanding each other. By 18-months our son understood, and was using, over 200 signs. Years later, we came to learn that he is on the autistic spectrum. I think one of the reasons I dismissed the possibility of autism was that communication and language were so important to him. …

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What Is The Funniest Thing Your Child Has Ever Done With Signing?

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I started signing with my hearing daughter when she was 6 months old. Originally, my goal was to be able to communicate with her before she could talk. As she grew, signing became so much more than that! She’s now 7 years old and, looking back, I can’t help but think of all the little “moments” that I would have missed if we didn’t have baby sign language! It truly opens up a window into your child’s mind. One day, when my daughter was about 14 months old, she started tugging at my jeans frantically signing SQUIRREL and pointing out the window. I had …

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Lovers Gonna Love – Why People Choose Signing Time

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Rachel shared the following on Facebook on August 15th: Feeling especially grateful for our Signing Time families and friends. We are able to do what we love, because there are so many people who love us! (That’s where I choose to focus.) Families who love Signing Time, love Signing Time. ❤️ Families who love Sign It ASL, love Sign It ASL. ❤️ AND… I love what I do because of YOU! #dowhatyoulove #lovewhatyoudo We thought it would be fun to share why YOU our Signing Time Families love us from some of the many messages, emails, and testimonials we have received over the …

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Join Our Team – Become a Signing Time Academy Instructor

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The Signing Time Academy is the educational division of Two Little Hands Productions, creators of the award-winning programming that can be seen on Nick, Jr. and public television. Our mission is to bring the benefits of ASL and active learning to children of all abilities through Certified Instructors who offer classes, products, and personal support to parents and teachers in their communities. Each Signing Time Academy Instructors is an independent business owners. Instructors offer parent workshops, baby sign language classes, teacher training, home parties, free presentations, and sell our products. “It’s been 4 years since I became a member of the …

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Art Rocks – #WhereIsHopkins #TreeSchoolers #SigningTime

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Hopkins and the TreeSchoolers love adventure. They are joining the new Art Rocks craze! Across the country, families are spending creative time together giving back to their communities and spreading joy with Art Rocks! The concept is simple: Paint, Hide, Hunt. Want to get in on the fun?  Find where your community rocks -Just search on Facebook with the name of your community, city, county, or state and the term “art rocks” or “rocks”; if you don’t find a page, consider starting one yourself by doing the following: – Create a Group Facebook: Click  in the top right of Facebook and select Create Group Select your group …

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What’s Your Sign?

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Originally on The Dadventurist 2/9/2017 published with permission Tilley reaches her chubby little arm up into the air, stretches out her fingers, then balls them up into a fist and repeats. My wife and I leap from our seats, after months of practice, Tilley has thrown up here first sign, and its ‘Milk’. Even before we had our first daughter my wife and I agreed that learning two languages is a great exercise for kids. Not only does it give them an extra skill but helps them with adaptive thinking. There was just one problem, neither of us was fluent in any …

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How to Gift a Digital Video

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To give the gift of My Signing Time, follow these steps: Click here to go straight to the gifting page at www.mysigningtime.com/checkout/subscribe/purchase Select the number of months you want to gift and fill out the relevant information! We’ll email your gifts to your recipients. Go to MySigningTime.com

Sharing my saddest and happiest days as a mother!

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(originally published in The Adoption Constellation Magazine) #birthmother #adoption #reunion#mylaura Shared by Rachel Coleman on Facebook May 12, 2017 Happiness 1992 My first daughter was born on February 12, 1992. I was seventeen-years-old. I signed the papers relinquishing my parental rights on Valentine’s Day. The legalities were complete. In my next moment alone with my daughter I whispered in her ear, “I relinquished my rights, but I will never relinquish my love.” The following day, I secured her in a car seat. I kissed her, and through torrential tears I said, “good-bye,” then I stopped, turned back to my tiny …

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Toddlers use sign language to learn fire safety

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Signing Time Instructor Michaela Hoover gives baby sign language classes in the most unusual of places: a firehouse. The goal is twofold: to teach young children simple signs that can help ensure their safety and to introduce them to first responders. Jessica Outland, a parent in the class said, “If something was to happen like an emergency, kids can be really terrified or scared of these first responders. So it just gives them that exposure and teaches them that they’re here to help and protect us and keep us safe.” Read the news article here. Safety Signs Here are a …

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