Sign Language Course - Vol. 9

The 10-DVD set of SAY IT WITH SIGN features Larry and Sharon Solow, who for more than twenty years have been teaching Sign Language to children and adults of all ages, and take great care to explain how to use Sign Language, continually signing everything they say, using each taught sign in several sentences. Sign Language is now believed to be the third most popular language in the United States (after English and Spanish) and is used by everyone from athletes to stock traders, as well as being taught to and accepted as a second language in a growing number of colleges. There are 40 half-hour lessons in the SAY IT WITH SIGN series, each containing a series of new Signs, several Fingerspelling exercises, and some sample Dialogue given to teach conversational phrasing. There are 4 lessons on each 2-hour DVD, and every 5th lesson is a review of the preceding 4 lessons. This is the most popular and comprehensive DVD Sign Language course available. If you would like to save $50 by receiving the entire set at a price of $29.95 each ($299.50), then please place your order through Amazon.com by placing selecting VHS (don't worry - they're all DVDs now) in the first search block, and then placing the item number 1568910290 into the second search block. Volume 9 of the SAY IT WITH SIGN set contains the following 4 lessons: Lesson 33: Megan at Two Some of the Signs in this lesson: birth, baby, cake, candle, birthday, gift/present, have, ribbon wrap/present, happy, grow up, drink, receive, party, punch, age, year, now, day, child, adult Some of the Dialogue in this lesson: today is Megan's birthday; yes, she's two today; she keeps on growing; she had cake and candles; and got many gifts; the gifts are wrapped with ribbon; she had a party; we drank punch; she is happy today Fingerspelling practice words: MAMA, SAM, MEN, MENS, MAN, MASS, SEE, ME, MESA, SEA, SEAMAN, SEAS Lesson 34: Food Some of the Signs in this lesson: eat/food, hamburger, hotdog, French fries, potato, spaghetti, catsup, later, flavor/taste, chicken, salad, pie, ice cream, chocolate, what, with, like, want, no, too/same, and Some of the Dialogue in this lesson: I like hotdogs with catsup; I like hamburgers with catsup; the baby likes French fries with catsup; I want to eat chicken and salad later; OK, do you want potato and pie, too?; no, I want spaghetti and ice cream; what flavor do you want?; chocolat