So Much Love in Sign Language


check out the ASLCircle channel, which is all about sign language thank you to everyone who commented and rated it! me teaching the ASL Circle the signs to practice at home for the high school talent show The Rocket Summer- So Much Love Hats(high hat on drum)need a beat, like awake needs asleep Like a pen needs a page, to learn right you need a mistake Oh, yeah Hearts need a mind, like a clock needs the time Like white needs black, if you leave I hope you need to come back Oh, I swear, I know, I believe it Oh, I can’t stop hearing all the singing Oh, my soul has never had this feeling and it feels like gold You got so much love in you You got so much love in you I’m amazed that I’m talkin’ to you You look like the songs that I’ve heard my whole life coming true Strike all the bells, hit ’em hard make ’em all yell Celebrate, infatuate, lock us up yeah incarcerate oh! Oh, I swear, I know, I believe it Oh, I can’t stop hearing all the singing Oh, my soul has never had this feeling and it feels like so, so So much love in you You got so much love in you I’m amazed that I’m talkin’ to you You look like the songs that I’ve heard my whole life coming true You got so much love in you You got so much love in you I’m amazed that I’m talkin’ to you You look like the songs oh, oh, oh, oh *.

ASL Interpretation / Narration – The Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center – New York City


For more free ASL videos, join our Facebook fan page at: bit.ly This video is a part of EverydayASL.com’s American Sign Language Interpreter Training: Expressive Skills DVD. This video will show Avery Posner doing a complete narration / ASL interpretation about the nearly 100-feet tall Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center in New York City, both in spoken English, ASL and with open captions, So be sure to enjoy the narration; which is an excerpt from the ASL interpreter training DVD. Notice the bloopers at the end of that video? Look for Gilda Ganezer, our co-founder and actress/co-director, share hilarious bloopers along with April Starks, who is an ASL interpreter/professor. Well, as teachers and human beings ourselves, we all experience blunders while interpreting and/or narrating. Its a trial and error that helps one master the use of language! For more information on the DVD, you are welcome to visit: www.everydayasl.com and look under ASL Interpreter Training category down the webpage..

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Where is the best place to find info on teaching sign language to a child?

I have a daughter who is still very young (21 mths) that with her drs and such we have agreed that teaching her sign language to communicate it the best bet right now. She has very little verbal abilty.
I was wanting to know if anyone knows of or recommends a site or something for teaching her and us learning as we go also.
The baby sign books are ok but this maybe something long term so we want to be as close to ASL as possible.
Just to add. We are learning with her. And she can not go to day care at the moment. Speech is the least of her issues at the moment and day cares we have already been told would be like feeding her to wolves. She gets social interaction with children so the social aspect is fine. In fact she is extremely advanced in social skills. But it is the other areas that keep her from day care.
But we cant wait til we learn it to be able to teach her. She has a speech therapist that is working with her and us, but she recommended finding what works for us and i am at a wall not sure what is best.
But like i said this may be a long term communication way for her or it maybe able to be tapered off with age. But it cant hurt for her to be good at it even if she develops a normal speech level later.
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