Through June 5, 2013, Signing Time has their DVDs priced at $10 each. We used these with each of our children and found them to be very helpful and a worthwhile investment.
Thanks, Marion!
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Would anyone recommend the best ones for beginners? I have a 4, 2, and 10 month old. Should I get baby signing time or the regular signing time ones? I will probably pick 2 or 3. Thoughts??
We love these videos, and are always looking for a good deal on them. Just picked up 4 more! Thanks for sharing!!
Oh! I love these DVDs, and have never seen a sale before on Signing Time. I have used these for years with my preschoolers at school, but have always borrowed them from the library. Now, I can finally own some of my own. I’d love to buy them all, but need to prioritize. The first four are great foundations in ASL, but they really are all good. Rachel is wonderful!
We have the very 1st Baby Signing Time dvd- any recommendations on what to get next?
I’m a fan of the first few. The later ones seem to have irrelevant vocabulary for beginning language learners or for children who have language delays. I love these DVDs. I’ve been a pediatric speech pathologist for 11 years and I suggest these all of the time!
Psst. Signing Time not Signing Times. I know, I know, this is a VERY minor quibble, but my daughter is obsessed with these DVDs (she has a disability and they’ve really helped her) and I’ve watched them eleventy trillion times so…I had to say it. 😉
Ha! We always call them Signing Times — not sure where that first started from. 🙂
If you irder series 1 you get 30 dollars off, making it 100 dollars, including free shipping.
I had laryngitis once and when my children were 3 and 4. Because they had learned over 200 signs from watching these Signing Time DVD’s, I was able to “talk” to them all day. It was especially helpful since they couldn’t read yet.