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In the last 3-4 years, the popularity of signing with children as young as 6 months old has skyrocketed. Say it With A Sign video series meets this demand by providing a highly effective, entertaining, and interesting tool for teaching kids basic communication through sign language. Say it With A Sign Volume 1 introduces 44 new signs using typical baby first words. The Say It With A Sign video series uses a visually interesting but repetitive format including colorful graphics, sound effects, animations, children signing and a completely original soundtrack. The videos teach ASL signs (with a few small modifications for tiny hands) and will hold your baby's attention while they learn to sign along. Volume 1 can be used alone or in conjunction with the other 2 videos to teach a total of... Less

A number of studies have shown that signing with a child at an early age may encourage the development of language and communication skills. Once a child begins to use signs and starts to understand how communication works, signing becomes a fun activity that will provide a solid foundation for speech and language. Say It With A Sign Volume 2 teaches 45 signs in repetitive but visually interesting format that will hold your child’s attention while they learn to sign along. Wordlist for Volume 2: Food- hungry, hot, cold, fruit, cheese, ice cream Animals- horse, chicken, elephant, mouse, rabbit, bear Home and Family- sister, brother, grandmother, grandfather, aunt, uncle, baby, friend Clothes- shirt, pants, socks, shoes, jacket, hat Body Parts- head, hair, arm, face, heart Nature- flower,... Less

Release Date: 1998-08-20, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Release Date: 1993-10-29, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Alive with Yoga: Intermediate is a pleasant surprise, proving to be one of the best of its kind, despite some of the video's more New Age qualities (such as the appearance of a crystal in the opening credits). Lilias Folan's preliminary remarks include certain instructions-- such as the importance of breathing through the nose, and moving into forward bends on the exhale rather then the inhale--that are both basic and essential to a successful practice, but rarely mentioned in other yoga videos. The practice itself includes dozens of poses: twists, forward and back bends, moves for balance, strength, and flexibility, and so on. Many are sequenced together in groups such as the standing series (a half-dozen basic asanas such as warrior and pyramid), the down dog series (requiring more... Less