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Contents Hand Signing
1. Hand Signing - Photos
of Each Letter Shape of the Alphabet and series of articles
2.
Kinesthetic Lesson Plans for Printing "b" and "d" in Hand
Signs
3. Benefits of
Everyone Learning Hand Signing
4. How I Learned to
Sign the One-Hand Alphabet
5. Practice Saying
"How Are You?" with Hand Signs
More Kinesthetic
Lessons- sitemap
Hand Signing - Photos of Each Letter Shape
by Susan Kramer
This skill is useful in communicating with
those deaf, and as a kinesthetic aid for teaching to children just learning to
write the alphabet, as each sign is unique (no opposites like b and d).
The one hand alphabet in photos:
A, B, C, D
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E, F, G, H
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I, J, (for J use I to motion a hook shape) K, L
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M, N, O, P
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Q, R, S, T
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U, V, W, X
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Y, Z (for Z motion a zig-zag shape)
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More kinesthetic lessons:
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This text includes large photos of the letter shape plus
many kinesthetic lessons for kids through elementary school; click book image
to see table of contents http://www.susankramer.com/kinesthetic.html
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Kinesthetic
Math and Language Lessons by Susan
Kramer susan@susankramer.com
SusanKramer.com Publishing - http://www.susankramer.com/books.html |
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2000-2016 Susan Kramer