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Sign and ABCs

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Young woman smiles and leans forward, index and middle finger pointing forward with thumb wrapped under. Caption lyrics. I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P.

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) story, "The Hairdresser."

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Runtime: 50 minutes 26 seconds

Topic: Language Arts, Sign Language
Subtopic: Alphabet, Beginning ASL
Grade/Interest Level: All
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Release Year: 1998
Producer/Distributor: Aylmer Press
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Still image from: How Do Dinosaurs Learn to Read? (About Reading)

Computer image of 6 braille dot rows on a page. Text on image, reads. And, The, between row 3 and 4. Caption. Cell 1. Dot 6, the capital sign.

Small hand rests next to a yellow spiral-bound book titled, "The Alphabet Book." Blue background is scattered with gold star stickers. Caption. Child as narrator. The Alphabet Book.

Wide shot of Mediterranean countryside. Words, "Diligent Regime, Hard Work", appear. Caption. Who also practiced crop rotation and used fertilizers.

Blonde woman in a purple button up sweater uses sign language in front of a pink background with the letters A, B, and C. Caption. If I relax my fingers and my thumb.

Woman smiles and rests her hands in her lap. Man next to her tilts his chin down as he points to the side. Spanish caption. Vamos al mercado.

3 alpacas stand together in a fenced in area, 1 looking directly at the camera.

5 white clay tablets of varying sizes with etched lettering scrawled across the top. Caption. These tablets from the Middle East.

Viewer Comments

JILL G. (NEWARK, OH)

August 29th, 2022 at 12:24 AM

Suitable for younger students.
Anonymous (Talladega, AL)

September 11th, 2017 at 08:30 AM

This was a great video for my student who is deaf with low vision. Simple and easy to follow. Thanks!