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Sing and Sign Somewhere Over the Rainbow in Sign Language

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Learn to Sign You Are My Sunshine | ASL Kids Song

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Sing "What a Wonderful World" in American Sign Language | ASL Song

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How to Sign the Star Spangled Banner | ASL National Anthem

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Early reading (leads to larger reading and speaking vocabulary)

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Earlier understanding of language (less frustrations and tantrums)

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Ability to communicate needs and wants earlier than by speech

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Earlier communication can lead to increased confidence and self-esteem

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They learn to sign just like they learn to talk, only they have the motor skills to sign much earlier

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Sign language enables children to Communicate Effectively. If a child has hearing difficulties and communication problems, sign language is a great way for them to communicate.

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children learning sign language have better social-emotional skills than those who do not know sign

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it helps babies express feelings early on. Through signing, babies learn to share their emotions

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Children who have been taught to use sign language have a larger vocabulary and have better spelling skills.

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Babies naturally learn gestures before verbal skills. It can help ease communication stress and frustration. It can help foster a stronger bond.