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Learn to Sign with Olli: The Fun Way to Learn Sign Language
£0.70
Signing has become mainstream it is used within schools and by speaking parents to communicate with babies and young children. Many schools teach signing as part of their curriculum and are seeking new, accessible material. Learn to Sign with Olli offers all children and parents a fun way to learn sign language through four complete stories. Aimed at all children and their parents not just the hearing impaired First in a series
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Additional information
| Publisher | First Edition (1 Jan. 2007), Sausage Dog Publishing |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 52 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 095549320X |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0955493201 |
by Amazon Customer
As advertised and expected 🙂
by Sarah Edwards
I never thought learning to sign with children could be so easy! I enjoyed this book so much and so have all the parents and children I have worked with. If you want to learn to sign, theses books are a must. Children learn when they have fun (and so do I!) I can’t wait for more books from Garry Slack.
Learn to Sign and Cook with Olli: The Fun Way to Learn Sign Language
by C. Richardson
Thoroughly enjoyed reading these books. Fantastic colourful, clear illustrations and photos, showing just how fun sign language is! I’m studying sign language at University as part of my course and found these books very exciting and useful! A great way to get people interested in learning to sign.
by Kate – parent, foster carer & childminder
What an amazing book! Finally a sign language resource that is appealing and fun (for both children & adults!). The stories and characters are captivating, the children are genuinely interested and learning to sign easily and naturally. All of them use the book daily – Olli is like a member of our family! Can’t wait to see more!
by Ms. S. D. Mcconnell
I cannot recommend this book enough. My 18 month old loves it and her signing has come on leaps and bound using the stories.
Brilliant book and very educational.
by F. J. English
I bought two of these books for 2 special little girls who have profound hearing loss and for their families to enable them to learn to communicate with each other.
The pictures are colourful and the instructions are easy to follow. Good value for money 🙂
by Amanda Lillywhite
Our 6-year-old daughter can hear but has complex communication difficulties. She was immediately engaged by the book and started picking up signs straight away. The illustrations and photos are clear and easy to follow, the stories are fun and help reinforce the learning. I’m enjoying it as well!
by Mr. G. Slack
Lots of fun