CRASH BANG BOOM! What are these sounds called? Onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia is a word that phonetically resembles the sound that it describes. Basically, it is a word that is written how it sounds. I came up with a sign for it.
The Gog book uses sign language to represent sound. It also combines sound with sign language in word play activities. Children can have great fun Baaing like a sheep then transforming this into a Baa-rrk like a dog!
How can one relate to deaf children and make sure their views are shared?
These English students at a Paris University have been learning British Sign Language over two semesters. Students have reported an improvement in using their hands to explain English words…
Find out how some Greeks sign the names of their Greek Gods. This process has taken thousands of years to develop…
You may be a teacher who has a deaf child in your regular classroom. Or you may be a parent who wants your child’s school to understand more about how complex it is to support deaf children. Here’s a resource pack for you.
