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Woman sits at a desk while speaking to a man in an office setting. Caption. How much money would you like to deposit?

Billy Seago, Mr. Bravo, and Scott introduce money and banking signs as they make a deposit. The Cultural Notes focus on improved employment opportunities for the deaf due to TTY and interpreter availability. The Grammatical Notes show the signi...Read More

Man wearing a green turtleneck faces camera and uses sign language. Text on banner reads, "Business." Caption. Business.

At the office, Billy Seago and the Bravo family introduce signs related to work. Includes review and practice sessions. The Cultural Notes offer information about technologies which open work opportunities for the deaf. The Grammatical Notes ex...Read More

Storybook excerpt shows an illustration of dogs playing at a playground and looking towards a dog who pouts with arms crossed off to the side. Text tells the story of a dog who feels mad when other dogs whisper, stare, and point at him.

Duke the Deaf Dog does not like being told "never mind." It makes him feel left out, and he desires to be part of conversations. Based on the book by Kelly Brakenhoff.

Christina Vorreyer-Davis stands in front of a black backdrop and looks at us with a big smile. She holds her hand to her forehead like she’s saluting.

A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.

Christina Vorreyer-Davis looks at us and holds her hands together in fists with her thumbs up. Text reads, “Money behind.”

A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.

Christina Vorreyer-David looks at us with scrunched up eyebrows and points to her forehead. Text reads, “Make-Face For-For.”

A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.

Christina Vorreyer-Davis looks at us with a frown on her face as she hand one hand in a thumbs up position and another one with a finger out against the top of her other hand’s fingers. “Text, “Finish Touch.”

A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.

Christina Vorreyer-David looks at us while holding her hand to her neck. Text reads, “Swallow-Pride.”

A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.

Christina Vorreyer-Davis looks at us with her hands next to each other with two pinkie fingers up. Text reads, “Talk-self.”

A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.

Christina Vorreyer-Davis looks at us while squinting her eyes. She rests her wrist on one hand and points her finger at us. Text reads, “Beat-You.”

A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.

Woman is signing in front of a 2-page view of a storybook illustration of several kids in costume for Halloween trick or treating. Story text appears on screen.

A young girl spends a glorious fall day picking apples and searching for the perfect pumpkin. This video is presented in American Sign Language by Rochester School for the Deaf, is silent, and contains no English subtitles. Based on the children's...Read More

Woman is signing in front of a 2-page view of a storybook showing Santa Claus coming out of a fireplace and smiling at a mouse coming out of a gingerbread house. Story text appears on screen.

It's winter, and Mouse is snuggled under the covers in her tiny, cozy home. Then suddenly, a fallen branch ruins her house. She must find a new home. With help from a cheery man in a red suit, she finds a place she can truly call home. This video ...Read More

Woman is signing in front of a 2-page view of a storybook illustration of a white yeti character and other characters playing outside. Story text appears on screen.

Everyone knows yetis love winter. They love snowball fights and hot chocolate and sledding and building snow castles. But even yetis get the shivers, and even yetis get crabby from all the cold. So here’s a secret about yetis: sometimes they miss ...Read More

Woman stands in front of a 2-page storybook illustration of a snowman and 3 penguins happily enjoying falling snow. Story text appears behind her.

When millions of snowflakes blanket the town, one energetic puppy and two children set out for some snowy day fun. Their day is full of sledding, snowballs, and other winter hijinks. This video is presented in American Sign Language by Rochester S...Read More

Woman is signing in front of a 2-page storybook illustration of a wooden staircase. Story text appears on on screen.

There are strange things in the dark, dark woods. What are they? This video is presented in American Sign Language by Rochester School for the Deaf, is silent, and contains no English subtitles. Based on the traditional rhyme and illustrated by Ch...Read More

Color illustration. 3 white rabbits surrounded by purple and white snow. 1 rabbit is upside down with its left hand over its left eye. Title of book cover on screen reads, "Snow. By Manya Stojic."

Winter is coming to the north woods and the animals are all getting ready for the first big snow. The owl hears the wind whistle, but the moose sees the first flakes. Now the geese know it is time to fly south, and the bear knows it is time for sl...Read More

Woman wearing glasses smiles and holds her right arm vertical with elbow resting on her left hand in a horizontal position. Cartoon backdrop with a wintery scene.

It's the most wonderful time of the year. Little Blue Truck is spreading cheer by delivering Christmas trees to his animal friends. The video is presented in American Sign Language by Rochester School for the Deaf, is silent, and contains no Engli...Read More

Man using sign language. Caption. All you need are a few simple signs and key phrases like, My diaper is wet.

Director/Producer Hilari Scarl and Robert DeMayo, the award-winning actor from "See What I’m Saying: The Deaf Entertainers Documentary," introduce a new comprehensive educational sign language and deaf culture series. Topics covered in this episod...Read More

Man smiles and tilts his head down to the side as he gestures with his hands. Color illustration of 5 monkeys putting on pajamas fills as backdrop. Caption. 5 little monkeys put on their pajamas.

As soon as they say goodnight to Mama, five little monkeys start to jump on their bed. But trouble lies ahead, as one by one, they fall off and bump their heads. Part of the Sign Language Storytelling Series.

Woman and man wearing Santa hats use sign language. Woman makes a claw shape with 1 hand towards a cookie she's holding in the other. Text below reads, Cookie.

Fourteen signs included are: Santa Claus, cookie, milk, stocking, present, reindeer, train, candy cane, wreath, Christmas tree, Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, elf, and snowman.