Sun, Feb 21 | Zoom

Sign Language & Song

Learn new songs and sing your favorites as you learn signs from ASL to support language development, self-expression, and bilingualism. Music and sign language both aid in the development of language and literacy.
Registration is Closed

Time & Location

Feb 21, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST
Zoom

About The Event

Learn new songs and sing your favorites as you learn signs from ASL to support language development, self-expression, and bilingualism. See the research come to life, as music and sign language both aid in the development of language and literacy; this class is designed for babies and toddlers who are hearing and Deaf, with and without special needs.

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