Books published by publisher Co-Sign Communications (inc DeafBooks)

37 signs and pictures in flashcard format with written descriptions, one animal per page, clear and simple.A handy mobile reference for kindle, tablet or smart phone, (also Mac and PCs) using the free Kindle reader apps. With built-in functions you can make notes, highlight a word to link to dictionary, Wikipedia and even translation. For optimum viewing, use device in landscape orientation. Includes: Basic Handshape Key and Fingerspelling Alphabet.Signs for: animal, badger, bird, budgie, cat, chicken, cow, deer, dog, donkey, duck, fish, fox, frog, goat, goose, guinea pig, hamster, hare, hedgehog, horse, lizard, mouse, owl, parrot, pig, rabbit, sheep, snake, squirrel, swan, tortoise, turkey.Ideal for families and learners with•Deafness•Down Syndrome•Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)•Dyslexia•Learning disability•Additional speech, language and communication needs•English as a second language •And to benefit children’s development through Baby SigningRecent research in the UK by the National Literacy Trust and Pearson shows that tablets and touch-screen technology are an important way to engage new readers from key groups of young children where literacy is a concern and can be more effective in engaging children aged 3 to 5 with reading than books. Great care has been taken in developing the sign graphics and pictures to give meaningful representation in a simplistic and minimalist way without added distractions. The faces of the characters have appeal to all ages.Within the field of Special Educational Needs (SEN) the use of BSL signs to support spoken language, known as Sign Supported English (SSE), is now widely accepted. There is also growing support for the use of sign language with all children, from babies onwards, because the visual and kinaesthetic elements can offer alternative channels for language and communication development that can greatly benefit learners. This application is designed to include all who sign. Some signs have more than one version and the commonly used variations are included but, as with learning any language, the best way to learn is by face to face contact.The Let’s Sign resources are designed to support this.

48 of the most useful FIRST SIGNS for babies and young children.Now available in ebook format ideal for smart phone and tablet using free Kindle reader apps. Turn phone or tablet into a learning device with our BSL Kindle collection.Large image of the sign and word on one side and fingerspelt word and simple description of movements on the following page.These FLASHCARDS are part of the 'LET'S SIGN EARLY YEARS Series' - a collection of British Sign Language (BSL) resources for babies and pre-school children, deaf or hearing. Developed by Deaf and hearing co-workers in response to the need for more and better BSL materials for schools and in the home.For use with all educational sign systems based on BSL - in the field of deafness, learning disability and for signing with hearing babies and children.Colourful and appealing to adults and children alike. Also available in print 4" x 6" laminated card set.Signs included: all gone, bath, bed/sleep, bird, book, bottle, car, careful, cat, change, clean, cold, cuddle, daddy, dog, doll/baby, don’t touch, don’t want, drink, duck, eat/food, enough, friend, grandad, help, home, hot, hurt/pain, jump/bounce, light, love, milk, more, mummy, music, nana, nappy, nursery, park/swings, play, poorly, potty, sit/chair, sorry, stop, teddy, thanks/please, want.The Fingerspelling Alphabet is also included.If you can’t find a sign you want, please see our book of 275 signs for Early Years, in print and Kindle "Let's Sign Early Years, BSL Building Blocks Child & Carer Guide" and if you still can’t find what you need, please let us know, as we plan a Set 2 of the Flashcards.Supported by the Let's Sign BSL Series of dictionaries, guides, posters, stickers, flashcards and downloads - see Cath Smith's author page.

Now reformatted for better viewing options (April 2016) this Kindle format is ideal for easy mobile reference on smart phones and tablets using the free Kindle readers.A delightful book for all sign language users.This is the first British Sign Language (BSL) illustrated publication of signed prayers for children.Contains colourful sign illustrations and text for* Our Father* Hail Mary* Glory Be* The Morning Prayer* The Night Prayer* The Sorry PrayerThis book was commissioned by the Catholic Deaf Association. The contents were directed and approved by its working group of priests, teachers and pastoral workers (hearing and Deaf BSL users) with many years of experience in this field.Supported by the Let's Sign BSL series of books, dictionaries, flashcards, posters and stickers - see www.DeafBooks.co.ukSee also the range of Let's Sign BSL ebooks in amazon kindle store.

Illustrated British Sign Language (BSL) vocabulary to support the National Curriculum programme of study for Science.This Kindle edition for easy mobile reference on kindle device, smart 'phone and tablet - printed paperback version also available. All of the BSL graphics contained in this publication are also available as SIGN & WRITE SCIENCE BSL graphics pack on annual licence published by Widgit Software and provide line drawings and colour versions for creating your own materials. See www.widgit.comThe 720 illustrated signs in alphabetical order include approximately 540 topic specific and 180 general signs to provide examples from the everyday environment for the main concepts in the schemes of work and units for Key Stage 1 and 2 together with the more technical terms required for Key Stage 3.BSL is used in the education of deaf children and also forms the basis of sign systems such as Makaton and Signalong used in the field of Special Educational Needs (SEN). For children and adults with learning disability, autism and Down Syndrome and specific speech and language needs.The vocabulary includes a good basic core vocabulary for the ideas and concepts involved in this wide subject area covering Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Included are signs to encourage awareness of global issues and climate change.Explanation of sign formations and index of 1360 entries, provides a useful reference for all those who use sign language to teach and learn this important curriculum subject. The topic is supported by the LET’S SIGN BSL series of educational materials and resources that can be viewed on DeafBooks website including a selection of useful Free Downloads.

35 pages in fixed page landscape format to ensure that the relevant text remains with the sign illustrations. Part of a series to promote essential early learning skills. We hope that you enjoy counting with your child through this well-loved Nursery Rhyme and learning the signs that accompany it. Double-tap the sign graphics for pop-up text describing the movements as each sign is first introduced. Contains British Sign Language (BSL) signs, used here as Sign Supported English (SSE) to match the words, rhythms and sound patterns of the rhyme. Designed to support communication and language development in the field of deafness, special educational needs (SEN), baby signing and for all who may have additional speech and language needs. Our materials are supported by the Let’s Sign BSL Series of books, guides, dictionaries, posters, flashcards, reward stickers and graphics for creating individualised materials. We are developing this range in .mobi format for instant download and use on Kindle, pc, iphone and ipad. We welcome your suggestions and feedback. Contact: www.DeafBooks.co.uk - info@deafbooks.co.uk

This resource contains sign vocabulary in flashcard format rather than phrases or examples of BSL Question forms. The signs included enable the construction of questions in both Sign Supported English (SSE) and British Sign Language (BSL). BSL grammar and structures are best learned through BSL courses and face-to-face contact with Deaf sign language users. Includes: Basic Handshape Key and the Right and Left-Handed Fingerspelling Alphabets.Signs include: Answer (x2) Reply/Response, Ask/Request, Ask/Remind, Do/Make, How? (x2) How are you? How many? (x2), How much? (x3) Price/Cost,(x2) How old? Age, Question, What time? When? Where? Which?/Either, Who? (x4) Someone, What?/What for? Why?/Because, Why not? Includes regional variations.34 key-word flashcards designed for easy reference for all who use the signs from British Sign Language (BSL & SSE) to support communication in the field of deafness, special educational needs (SEN) and for all who may have additional speech and language needs. Also available on Kindle for tablet and smart phone for easy mobile access.DeafBooks plans further such resources and welcomes your feedback.Our Let’s Sign BSL Series of dictionaries, guides, posters, flashcards, stickers and graphics for creating materials offers a complete package of supportive resources for learners of all ages and abilities.

Time to give Rudolph that big red shiny nose and turn off the gadgets and TV - back to some basics of entertainment and learning for you and your family with this delightful colouring book. Large A4 format, containing 40 useful British Sign Language (BSL) Christmas Nativity and Secular vocabulary from our popular and full colour BSL Christmas Signs Flashcards. Learn the signs as you colour - grown-ups can join in too! Perfect for pencils, pens or paints with a blank reverse to each colouring page so that there is no bleed-through. For British Sign Language (BSL) and Sign Supported English (SSE) users. Ideal for young children who are deaf or have special educational needs (SEN) in addition to all sign language learners and baby signers. Includes: Basic Handshape Key and Fingerspelling Alphabet. The signs include Angel, Baby Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Santa, Christmas presents, Decorations, Rudolph and many more. Additional pictorial graphics based on the Mulberry Symbols www.straight-street.com with kind permission. Part of a series of BSL sign vocabulary for Early Years. Supported by the Let’s Sign BSL resources - see www.DeafBooks.co.uk

Learn to sign and read together with this wonderfully engaging book. Words, pictures, signs and descriptions. Sign language can potentially benefit all children’s progress during the crucial early years of language acquisition when life-long foundations are being laid. Children with no additional needs can benefit; BSL is proving to be a valuable learning tool for children and encourages an inclusive environment. Ideal for young children who are deaf or have special educational needs (SEN) in addition to all sign language learners and baby signers. Also available on Kindle. Includes: Handshape Key and Left and Right-Handed Fingerspelling Alphabets. Signs for: apple, butterfly, cat, dog, egg, fish, giraffe, house, ice-cream, jumper, kite, lion, mouse, night, orange, penguin, queen, rabbit, snow, tree, umbrella, van, window, xylophone, yellow, zebra. • Full British Sign Language (BSL) Fingerspelling Alphabet letter by letter • Illustrated pictures (Widgit Software graphics) • Letters and Signs (Let's Sign BSL graphics) • Written descriptions for making the signs. Fingerspelling gives a direct link to the written word to support literacy. Ideal for encouraging all children to learn the basics and for introducing the topic of alternative communication systems and languages that can benefit children who are deaf or have special educational needs and use signs to support their communication. Also an ideal starting point for Baby Signers. Supported by the Let's Sign BSL Series of resources - www.DeafBooks.co.uk

Carry this with you at all times if you want a quick and useful illustrated sign language reference for use in an emergency. The signs cover those considered to be the most useful for urgent situations as experienced by representatives of the Police, Fire and Ambulance Services in collaboration with the Deaf community, for Emergency Services up and down the UK. British Sign Language (BSL) is the language of Britain’s Deaf community and also forms the basis of sign systems used with children and adults with Special Educational Needs (SEN) who have additional speech and language needs. Basic sign communication can be invaluable for on the spot assistance – not only for Emergency Service providers but also members of the public who may be first on the scene and able to summon help and give assistance. Also available on Kindle with one flashcard sign to a page, this printed booklet format has the same words/signs laid out 4 to a page. Sign language users may also want to carry this booklet with them – and also to register with the EmergencySMS service detailed inside. The 78 key-word/signs provide a valuable reference on the spot and a useful revision aid for signing classes. The signs contained were selected by representatives of the Police, Fire and Ambulance Services in collaboration with the Deaf community, for Emergency Services up and down the UK. They include: Accident/crash, address/live, ambulance, baby, building/home, calm/patience, calm down, careful/carefully, car/vehicle, check/examine, child/children, cold, come, contact, danger/dangerous, deaf, doctor/medical, don’t panic, emergency/urgent, emergency exit, fall/collapse, family, fire/burning/blaze, fire service/fighter, friend, frightened, go/leave, good/fine/ok, help, home/go home, home/house, hospital/first aid, hot, hurt/injured/painful, ill/unwell, I/me, injection, inside, interpreter, lose/lost, man, medicine/medication, name/called, number, outside, oxygen, pet/animal, please/thank you, police, quick/hurry/fast, risk/risky, safe/safety, search for, shock, sign (language), smoke/fumes, snatch/rob, stay still/wait there, stop/wait, tablets/medication, trapped, trouble/problem, what? what time? what’s wrong? when? where? which? who? woman, write down, you. Also included are Handshape Key, Right and Left-Handed Fingerspelling Alphabets and Communication Guidelines. Supported by the Let's Sign BSL Series - www.DeafBooks.co.uk

Also available as A6 printed Flashcards - this version specially adapted to be suitable for use on Kindle. Colourful and informative educational British Sign Language (BSL) resources. Part of the LET'S SIGN Series for learners of all ages and abilities. 50 Flashcards of the most useful signs for items found in the home - fun to use and look at together. Fingerspelling Alphabet also included. Ideal for those learning BSL Level 1 and also for those learning Sign Supported English (SSE) in which signs accompany speech. SSE is increasingly used to aid language development and communication for children and adults with Special Educational Needs (SEN).For early years, families and carers; also ideal for older learners and residential settings. Signs include alarm (alarm clock/house alarm), bath/towel, bathroom, bed, bedroom, bin, bedclothes, blinds, carpet, chair, clock, computer, cooker, cupboard, curtains, cushion, door, drawer, fire/fireplace, freezer, fridge, furniture, hall, home, hook, kitchen, light/lamp, living room, microwave, mirror, picture, pillow, plug, radiator, radio, room, shelf, shower, sink/basin, sofa, stairs, table, taps, television, toilet, toilet roll, wardrobe, washer, window.For use with all educational sign systems based on BSL in the field of deafness, special needs and for signing with hearing babies and children.

35 pages in fixed page landscape format to ensure that the relevant text remains with the sign illustrations. Part of a series to promote essential early learning skills. We hope that you enjoy counting with your child through this well-loved Nursery Rhyme and learning the signs that accompany it. Double-tap the sign graphics for pop-up text describing the movements as each sign is first introduced.Contains British Sign Language (BSL) signs, used here as Sign Supported English (SSE) to match the words, rhythms and sound patterns of the rhyme. Designed to support communication and language development in the field of deafness, special educational needs (SEN), baby signing and for all who may have additional speech and language needs.Our materials are supported by the Let’s Sign BSL Series of books, guides, dictionaries, posters, flashcards, reward stickers and graphics for creating individualised materials. We are developing this range in .mobi format for instant download and use on Kindle, pc, iphone and ipad. We welcome your suggestions and feedback. Contact: www.DeafBooks.co.uk - info@deafbooks.co.uk

Children love to dress up and have fun at Halloween and this innovative colouring and activity book can be enjoyed by the whole family as you learn the British Sign Language (BSL) Halloween signs together. This A4 sized book contains black and white line-drawings of the signs extended from our small sampler colour Kindle version published in 2014 that has proved popular with learners of all ages. This extended edition is perfect for pencils, pens or paints with a blank reverse to each colouring page so that there is no bleed-through. Ideal for all family members to learn and practice together. The Let's Sign BSL graphics and resources are the most widely used in education and in families to support children who are deaf and for growing numbers of children and adults with special educational needs (SEN). The expressive characters from our series are proving popular with all learners. The 24 key-word vocabulary enables constructions in both British Sign Language (BSL) and Sign Supported English (SSE) to suit individual needs and situations. There are pages to colour and write-in activity pages for handwriting practice using a lined educational font to assist young children in forming the letters plus sign/word matching quizes to test your learning. The fingerspelling section is at the back of the book and contains an explanation of the important role of fingerspelling in BSL, with illustrations of signs for days of the week plus a simple fingerspelling game. Sign language can potentially benefit all children’s progress during the crucial early years of language acquisition when life-long foundations are being laid. This is essential for young children who are deaf or have additional speech and language needs in addition to all sign language learners and baby signers. Children with no additional needs can also benefit; BSL is proving to be a valuable learning tool for all children and encourages an inclusive environment. Includes: BSL Handshape Key and right and left-handed Fingerspelling Alphabets. The signs include; bat, black cat, devil, dress up/costume, fake blood, ghost, goosebumps, graveyard, mask, monster, mummy, party, pumpkin, scary, skeleton, spider, sweets/treat, trick or treat, vampire, werewolf, witch, wizard, zombie. Supported by the Let's Sign BSL Series of dictionaries, guides, posters, flashcards, ebooks and reward stickers - plus our lovely colourful Free Downloads from www.DeafBooks.co.uk