American Sign Language is the first language of many deaf people in the United States, according to 2013 information from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.

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We have one classroom in our program that accommodates the deaf students who attend. One of my good friends is the teacher in that class so we get the kids together often for fun activities. I think it's important to try to teach my kids some sign language so they can try to communicate with the others kids when they are together. My friend does "Sign Time" with a few of the classes during the year and last year it was even an elective the kids could sign up for. Today we learned how to…

People learning sign language, they find it tricky mastering numbers from 1 to 100. Its not just about memorizing; its also about the hand shapes and movements.

JENGA! What a great game to play in the classroom. Classroom Jenga is so versatile it can be used to review vocabulary or to have conversations. Board games are so fun to play, students don’t…

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