Stomp, Clap, and Sing with Baby Fingers: A Musical Journey through Language and Learning
Baby Fingers SIGN & SONG
Learn new songs and sing your favorites as you learn signs from ASL to support language development, self-expression, and bilingualism. See the research come to life, as music and sign language both aid in the development of language and literacy; these classes are designed for babies and toddlers who are hearing and Deaf, with and without special needs.
Give the gift of communication and bond with your baby at Baby Fingers. Come sing & sign with us!
About Baby Fingers
Not your typical “baby sign language” program, our curriculum is rooted in real language and culture, supported by research and evidenced based practice, developed by a mom who is also an experienced music therapist and teacher of the Deaf.
At Baby Fingers, our students of all ages are hearing and d/Deaf (capital D indicates cultural identity). Deaf teachers on our team teach ASL and Deaf culture; hearing teachers on our team teach signs from ASL that help lay the foundation for expressive and receptive language, fostering bilingualism, literacy and self-expression, supporting cultural identity. Make and keep language accessible for your child. Begin to learn a new language and bridge the gap between two languages you already speak. Strengthen your interaction through songs and musical play.
This pre-recorded program will air on the BPL Facebook page and YouTube Channel and remain there for 48 hours, then will be taken down.
Baby Fingers SIGN & SONG
Learn new songs and sing your favorites as you learn signs from ASL to support language development, self-expression, and bilingualism. See the research come to life, as music and sign language both aid in the development of language and literacy; these classes are designed for babies and toddlers who are hearing and Deaf, with and without special needs.
Give the gift of communication and bond with your baby at Baby Fingers. Come sing & sign with us!
About Baby Fingers
Not your typical “baby sign language” program, our curriculum is rooted in real language and culture, supported by research and evidenced based practice, developed by a mom who is also an experienced music therapist and teacher of the Deaf.
At Baby Fingers, our students of all ages are hearing and d/Deaf (capital D indicates cultural identity). Deaf teachers on our team teach ASL and Deaf culture; hearing teachers on our team teach signs from ASL that help lay the foundation for expressive and receptive language, fostering bilingualism, literacy and self-expression, supporting cultural identity. Make and keep language accessible for your child. Begin to learn a new language and bridge the gap between two languages you already speak. Strengthen your interaction through songs and musical play.
This pre-recorded program will air on the BPL Facebook page and YouTube Channel and remain there for 48 hours, then will be taken down.
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