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.
Are you a primary teacher or a sign language teacher? Snap up some excellent lesson plans which focus on teaching the link between English and Sign. Continue reading
Sign Language Avatars are becoming more and more realistic. This video takes a look at the motion caption process done by Mocaplab Paris…
Rhyme and Rhythm in Nursery Rhymes can be expressed in Sign Language too! But in a different way. Read on to find out how…
How can you act like a wolf? People using sign language can do it very well. They get under the skin of a wolf. They narrow their eyes and snarl. They become THE Wolf. Here’s how.
Storytelling comes alive through this children’s book in French Sign Language (LSF)
We have communicated information in visual ways for thousands of years. But somewhere along the line, we forgot how. Find out why!
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