274 media results found for 'asl'
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.
A small caterpillar emerges from an egg and begins eating everything in sight. Finally, it is no longer hungry or small. It builds a cocoon and transforms into a beautiful butterfly. This video is presented in American Sign Language by Rochester S...Read More
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
Instructor Billy Seago and the Bravo family go to the hospital and introduce medical signs. The Cultural Notes emphasize the legal rights of Deaf people in medical situations. The Grammatical Notes focus on facial expression in conveying informa...Read More
The third in a set of three instructional videos that teach basic sign language through Spanish and English. Geared toward Latino parents of deaf children who use American Sign Language or Signed English and presented in a bilingual format. Introd...Read More
The second in a set of three instructional videos that teach basic sign language through Spanish and English. Geared toward Latino parents of deaf children who use American Sign Language or Signed English and presented in a bilingual format. Intro...Read More
The first in a set of three instructional videos that teach basic sign language through Spanish and English. Geared toward Latino parents of deaf children who use American Sign Language or Signed English and presented in a bilingual format. Introd...Read More
What has spots? A cow has spots. What has feathers? A chicken has feathers. And what has curly tails? Find out in this barnyard tour. Based on the children's book by Nancy Tafuri. This title is presented in American Sign Language by the Rocky Moun...Read More
Early one morning, a little spider spins her web on a fence post. One by one, the animals of the nearby farm try to distract her, yet the busy little spider keeps diligently at her work. When she is done, she is able to show everyone that not only...Read More
Billy Seago interviews the actors and producers who created the Bravo family. Interviews include individual backgrounds, experiences, philosophies, and future plans. Emphasizes Deaf people as a cultural group, the interaction and communication b...Read More
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
Two deaf performers, Antoinette Abbamonte and John Kinstler, teach the alphabet in three ways: written, spoken, and in American Sign Language. Includes two signed songs, a fingerspelled game, the signs for 88 words, and a fingerspelled (ABC) stor...Read More
Presents the following popular children's songs using American Sign Language: B-I-N-G-O; Earth, Earth, Earth; Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star; Home on the Range; Jingle Bells; One Little, Two Little.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Byron Bridges, the ASL/English Bilingual Coordinator at the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind, discusses ASL mouth morphemes. The use of ASL mouth morphemes increases students' awareness of ASL adjectives and adverbs. They also help expand...Read More
