A comprehensive guide to learning and using Sign Language in everyday life The authors of the acclaimed Perigee Visual Dictionary of Signing and The Pocket Dictionary of Signing have created a text and workbook in one. This volume will teach you how to use signing in English sentence format. Signing Made Easy offers the most thorough, step-by-step approach to learning sign language, complete with drills and practice exercises to increase signing ability and understanding. Presented in a large-format, easy-to-follow design, this book includes: - More than 3,500 different signs, with clear illustrations and descriptions - Instructions on how to sign in complete sentences - Exercises for learning how to give and receive signs - Drills to reinforce vocabulary retention - Chapters organized by subject -- from Work and Careers to Family and Social Life to Food --that build progressively on previous lessons - The complete manual alphabet - Spelling exercises throughout - Instructions for forming numbers and inflections - A complete index for easy reference
This is actually very out of date and not politically correct to use to communicate with the deaf an
Published by Kasey , 3 years ago
This is actually very out of date and not politically correct to use to communicate with the deaf and hard of hearing community.
Signing Made Easy
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
Best book on the market for the price. Easy to read and understand the signs. Gives a "How-to" at the bottom of each page. Excellent for beginners or advanced students.
Signing Made Easy
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
My 9 year old daughter and I love this book. we use it as an addition to our American Sign Language video tape. Signing Made Easy contains over 3000 signs.
A Great Book For Instruction!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
I have used and taught sign language for almost 10 years now. One of the main problems I used to have with books for instruction was the lack (or shortage) of exercises for "receiving" (or reading) sign language. This book is an excellent source of "receiving exercises" for new students of sign language to get used to interpreting signs from other people BEFORE actually being placed in that situation with real people. I have found that this greatly reduces the stress of initial experiences with receiving sign language from others. This is especially important since receiving is HALF of any type of communication.Of course, this book is also an excellent instructional resource for learning how to sign to other people effectively. Therefore, I highly recommend this book whether it is used in a class or by an individual! In fact, I am getting ready to begin teaching another beginner's sign language class and this is the book my students will be using!
OUTSTANDING WAY TO START LEARNING ASL
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
I "cut my teeth" in American Sign Language using this excellent book. As a stand alone resource, however, I found myself needing more so I bought Martin L.A. Sternberg's Dictionary and the two together are dynamite!Butterworth & Flodin's book is easy to understand and will have you signing in not time. I highly recommend it.
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