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We Play Along is excited about our newest American Sign Language Phonics Song called Apples and Banana’s – Long Vowel Sounds. “Apples and Banana’s” is a traditional American Folk song that connects the learning long vowel phonemic sounds. Our version
Sing and sign He’s Got the Whole World In His Hands for fun and learning. A fun and enjoyable children’s song is called He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands. It is a traditional American spiritual. We are pleased
There are lots of reasons and benefits for children to learn and use American Sign Language, ASL, with children’s songs. One of the key reasons why signing is so rewarding has to do with something called FLOW. In our book,
Supports two important signed communication benefits for children. Three Blind Mice is a very old Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme. Teaching rhymes, like Three Blind Mice, to children provides them with two important communication benefits. This and other nursery rhymes have
Little Jack Horner is the newest Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme song to be posted on our We Play Along YouTube channel for parents and teachers to learn the American Sign Language Signs (ASL) that are used when saying or singing
Signing ASL baby signs and signing ASL baby songs with babies is a fun and playful activity that provides many benefits to babies and their parents and caregivers. If you are not already convinced to use ASL signs with babies
“Baa, Baa, Black Sheep” is the latest Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme featured on our We Play Along YouTube channel. Sing and sign along, with American Sign Language, to our Baa, Baa, Black Sheep Music Video or, if you want to
There are five important reasons to sign and sing, using American Sign Language (ASL), Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes like Rock-A-Bye Baby. Signing with babies is supported with our five reasons. All parents, teachers, and care givers will learn why singing
It’s Raining, It’s Pouring with American Sign Language, ASL is not only a powerful way to learn but offers creative opportunities for parents and teachers to use to foster creativity in children. Here’s how: Powerful Learning Nursery Rhymes have
5 key reasons to teach Nursery Rhymes with American Sign Language, ASL | Row, Row, Row Your Boat Nursery Rhymes, like Row, Row, Row Your Boat, which we just posted our Signing Instruction and our Signing Song videos on
