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A sign language interpreter signing. Text says ASL Pop-up Videos.

Select DCMP videos include American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation through a pop-up window for videos not natively in ASL. Select the "interpret" icon in the player controls to launch the pop-up. Reposition the window by clicking and dragging. Suggestions for additional DCMP videos to be interpreted can be sent to recommendations@dcmp.org.

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Closeup from the side of a young boy with brown hair, glasses, and wearing a blue shirt while sitting in a school bus seat. Caption with boy as narrator. I got on the bus and sat down.

Preteen girl with two braids and a red shirt talks to a woman in a purple shirt. They are in a public bathroom by the sinks, with a pink bag on the counter. Caption. Before lunch. I'll bet she took it.

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Illustration of a person digging in a garden with a shovel. Caption: My mother has a garden.

Cartoon closeup on an iron archway that reads Dog Farm. At the center is a side view of a black dog, chin raised, tail curling back. Caption. Sound of light jazz music.

Cartoon character, Nanette, is a green creature wearing a blue and gray plaid skirt, white top, and a tan hat with a teal blue ribbon. She holds up a gold coin and smiles. Text behind her reads, "You Bet!"

Rectangular rock formation stands tall in the desert beneath puffy clouds. Text reads, "Native Americans."

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Sun peaks through clouds casting a yellow glow in the sky. Text reads, " Natural Resources."

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Slide shows smeared equations written in chalk on a backdrop to text that reads, "Newton's First Law."

Slide shows smeared equations written in chalk on a backdrop to text that reads, "Newton's Laws."

Slide shows smeared equations written in chalk on a backdrop to text that reads, "Newton's Second Law."

Slide shows smeared equations written in chalk on a backdrop to text that reads, "Newton's Third Law."

Color illustration. 2 children looking down and smiling at a dog wearing a bright green sweater and looking at its reflection in the mirror. Caption. He'd ever seen.

Cartoon doctor, king, baby, and other people float among buildings, animals, and other objects as the backdrop to text that reads, "Nouns."

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Woman seated at a desk in a home office looks up at camera, open laptop in front of her. Caption. They also put leaders at every level of an organization.

Slide shows light and royal blue text on a navy background that reads, "Ocean Animals for Kids."

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Slide shows gold medals in the background of orange, yellow, black, green, and red text that reads, "Olympics History."

Cartoon of a person. Caption: "May I please have a penguin?"

A pink background with a clip art drawing of a brown-haired woman on the left, a pencil on the right, and title text that reads, "Opinion writing." Black text in the middle of the screen reads, "Episode 2. Choosing an opinion writing topic."

A pink background with a clip art drawing of a smiling, brown-haired woman on the left, a pencil on the right, and title text that reads, "Opinion writing." Black text in the middle of the screen reads, "Episode 8. Editing your opinion writing."

A pink background with a clip art drawing of a smiling, brown-haired woman on the left, a pencil on the right, and title text that reads, "Opinion writing." Black text in the middle of the screen reads, "Episode 3. Making an opinion writing plan."

A pink background with a clip art drawing of a smiling, brown-haired woman on the left, a pencil on the right, and title text that reads, "Opinion writing." Black text in the middle of the screen reads, "Episode 7. Revising your opinion writing."

A light pink background with a clip art drawing of a smiling, brown-haired woman on the left, and a pencil on the right. Black text in a box outline in the middle of the screen reads, "Episode 1. What is opinion writing?"

A pink background with a clip art drawing of a smiling, brown-haired woman on the left, a pencil on the right, and title text that reads, "Opinion writing." Black text in the middle of the screen reads, "Episode 6. Writing a draft, conclusion."

A pink background with a clip art drawing of a smiling, brown-haired woman on the left, a pencil on the right, and title text that reads, "Opinion writing." Black text in the middle of the screen reads, "Episode 4. Writing a draft, introduction."

A pink background with a clip art drawing of a brown-haired woman on the left, a pencil on the right, and title text that reads, "Opinion writing." Black text in the middle of the screen reads, "Episode 5. Writing a draft, reasons and examples."

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Book title page shows a purple illustration of a girl and her pet sitting under a table and peeking out from beneath the tablecloth. Text reads, "Our Table. Peter H. Reynolds."

Woman stands in a home kitchen, smiling and gesturing out with both hands open. Caption. We knew it is especially hard for Deaf and Hard of Hearing women.

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Woman gestures in sign language to a teenage girl. Caption. I know it seems overwhelming but the school has lots of services to help you.

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Color illustration. Man carrying chest, teenage girl carrying satchels and girl carrying loaf of bread. Caption. I am Lesley Frost, and at 15, I am the oldest child.

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Green background with a clip art graphic of a smiling, dark haired woman on the left, and 3 speech bubbles with adjectives on the right. Text in the middle of the screen reads, "Parts of speech. What is an adjective? Teaching without frills."

Green background with a clip art graphic of a smiling, dark-haired woman on the left, and 3 speech bubbles with adverbs on the right. Text in the middle of the screen reads, "Parts of speech. What is an adverb? Teaching without frills."

Color illustration. Shipwreck with swimming seahorse and jellyfish in front. Caption. Around and through their grand ocean home.

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