Learn ASL and have fun singing at the same time! Check out this video of our Snack Rap Song and learn some fun signs with your child! We have many more great videos on our YouTube channel!
Learn your ASL ABCs with this simple, step-by-step instruction video that also gives you memory tips to remember the letters. If you are on a computer you can also click any of the letters to take you directly to the letter.
A couple of weeks ago we shared a video of Fireese teaching the ASL numbers, 1-10. Now you can learn numbers 11-20! Please visit our YouTube channel for more great ASL videos which make learning FUN!
What child doesn’t love the Old McDonald song? Here you can learn how to do the signs along with it, make learning FUN! Check out our YouTube channel for even more great video’s!
We hope that everyone’s 2016 is going great so far! Today we are sharing a video from our YouTube channel where Fireese will teach you ASL numbers 1-10. And be sure to check out our other videos to learn more baby sign language – great songs and educational signs. Plus our new […]
Learn these opposites signs and how to put them in a fun and engaging song! This is a perfect way to help your child learn key ASL signs! You’ll find Fireese a great little teacher for your child! Buy this video on DVD – http://www.mysmarthands.com/dvd-firee…
What child doesn’t love songs? Check out this collection of kids songs, song by Fireese! Press play, and enjoy along with your children. Want to learn the lessons for these songs first? Check out our playlist with all the lessons here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list…
Have you subscribed to our YouTube Channel yet? This trailer gives you a small glimpse into what we do on our channel. We post new videos every Tuesday and Thursdays. Tuesdays are baby signing and music videos and Thursdays are lifestyle and travel videos. We are passionate about having amazing travel […]
My daughter, Fireese, loved learning the ASL ABCs at a very early age. She could identify the sign language letters before she could the written ones. This made it much easier for her to learn to identify the written ones because I could prompt her by showing her the ASL […]
