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Aylmer Press

Box 2302
Madison, Wisconsin 53701
United States
Telephone: 888-SIGNIT2 or 608-441-5277.
Web: http://www.signit2.com.
Email: steve@signit2.com..

Products manufactured by Aylmer Press (listed alphabetically)

  1. BEGINNING READING AND SIGN LANGUAGE VIDEO Picture of BEGINNING READING AND SIGN LANGUAGE VIDEO

    The Beginning Reading and Sign Language video is a sign language training video designed to improve reading and signing skills for children who are deaf or hard of hearing. This video teaches children how to sign, read, print, and pronounce 124 words. Signs are demonstrated in American Sign Language with the English word printed on the screen along with a film clip of the object itself, such as footage of animals at a zoo. The video comes with a list of words in the order they are presented so users can fast forward or reverse to the area they wish to learn from. Format is VHS; length 30 minutes.

  2. SIGN AND ABCS Picture of SIGN AND ABCS

    Sign and ABCs is a videotape sign language training program designed for use with children who are deaf or who desire to learn sign language. The letters of the alphabet are displayed in print, signed in American Sign Language (ASL), and spoken. Creative skits illustrate words beginning with each letter and songs supplement learning. This video runs 50 minutes.

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