"Angela taught Mac to sign 'more' when he was about 1. That one word was extremely helpful at mealtime and bedtime ('more books'). He has added several signs and they alleviate frustration for him and for us." Scott Montgomery Moishe definitely uses signs to let me know when he's hungry or thirsty. He has signed "milk" since before we started your class. But he now also signs "daddy", "more" (for both food and more) and does a shrug and flip of his hands when he is questioning something or wondering about something. He watches me when I sign other words to him, and often asks me to read the 4 sign books we received from your class. I feel signing is a big help. We look forward to starting our class next month. Jan Fogel I'm not sure if Juliet really gets it yet. She will, I am certain. My son used sign language to communicate to me and his caregivers. He taught his whole daycare class how to sign for please, thank you, more and all done. It was hilarious to watch all the 1 year olds sitting around the table signing! I am a firm believer!! Anne Brooks Rudzki I think Audrey has just reached the point where she will be able to make signs. She has just learned to clap, and is very interested in imitating hand movements. She is imitating "more" to me now at times while eating, though she is also "clapping" so much, I am not sure I can distinguish between the two. Overall I have really enjoyed participating in the Tot Talk Playgroup, and believe Audrey has as well. She enjoys the interactions with other children her age, she loves the music, and she has been introduced to many wonderful toys. At home we use, on a daily basis, the books and CD provided with the class. The books are among her favorite and we play the CD at meal times. Virginia Poole Our daughter (almost 2 years) went to the library with our nanny and she chose the sign language books. I thought that was so amazing. One morning while I was feeding our son, our daughter went and got her sign language books that we received from the class and started doing the signs in the book all by herself. She really gets it. Rebecca She has learned so much. She uses signs for everything. Her OT asked where she learned the signs and I told her we were taking your private classes. She told us that was wonderful because she could really tell a difference in Kristen. Carmen |
Tuition
The sign language playgroup tuition is:
$160 - one adult and one child
$210 - two adults and one child
$210 - one parent and two children
OR
In-Home Classes (Offered in Atlanta Only)
Private in home lessons (includes learning materials):
$35/lesson - parents and child
(Minimum of three (3) lessons)
Additional families are welcome to join at same rates.
Preschool Tuition
$120 - per student (siblings add $40 each)
Plan your class today by calling 202-286-9010 or 678-267-1069, via email director@tottalkpg.com
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Baby Sign Language Class
Tot Talk Sign Language Playgroup was created to help children and parents communicate before the
child can actually speak. Our group signs familiar books and songs directly related to weekly themes to
enhance the learning of the new language. The themes include, but are not limited to, family, getting
dressed, food, animals, colors, movement, feelings and play. Learn 100+ signs that your baby encounters
daily.
Beebo the Baby Sign Bear (a puppet) dances and signs with the children. At the end of the group time the
children play together with toys, also related to the theme, while the parents review the new signs that we
have learned with their children. We also enjoy signing field trips.
Each family receives a packet which contains: sign language board books, a quick reference card, and
other learning materials at the end of each class. Classes are held in six (6) weekly sessions.
Tot Talk Sign Language Playgroup was created to help children and parents communicate before the
child can actually speak. Our group signs familiar books and songs directly related to weekly themes to
enhance the learning of the new language. The themes include, but are not limited to, family, getting
dressed, food, animals, colors, movement, feelings and play. Learn 100+ signs that your baby encounters
daily.
Beebo the Baby Sign Bear (a puppet) dances and signs with the children. At the end of the group time the
children play together with toys, also related to the theme, while the parents review the new signs that we
have learned with their children. We also enjoy signing field trips.
Each family receives a packet which contains: sign language board books, a quick reference card, and
other learning materials at the end of each class. Classes are held in six (6) weekly sessions.
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Beebo - Baby Sign Bear
