Signing Time! Review Summary
Learning how to use sign language can be fun, and our reviewers say it is fun with Signing Time! Nominated for a Daytime Emmy, the Signing Time! movies coach people to communicate with the deaf by demonstrating everyday signs like “milk” and “help.” “The videos are amazing!” raves one reviewer. “From the very start they captivate children’s (and adults) attention.” Host Rachel Coleman invites parents and kids to follow her as she interacts with Leah, her hearing impaired daughter. “Signing Time! is fun and education for all ages and abilities.” Want something else to watch with your kids? Check out these top rated family movies.
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Signing Time! Ratings and Reviews
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The videos are amazing! From the very start they captivate children's (and adults) attention. The songs are so fun. The vibrant colors and variety of children keep your attention. Children are soon trying, very eagerly, to make their little hands do what Rachel's and the other children's... review »
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The Signing Time line of videos are a wonderful way to introduce young children to sign language. Sign language is a great way to help children to communicate even before they can speak words. I used these videos with each of my daughters, one who is cognitively normal and one who is cognitively delayed. I believe the videos benefitted both of them greatly in terms of language development.
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Signing time is amazing,inspiring,unforgettable
Tunes you remember with lyrics you can't forget
Do you know the colors of the rainbow! I do
And so does my 2 1/2 year old!
Dance Sing Jump and most importantly
Sign your way to open communication with people of all abilities
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as a young child somewhat baby so that they have a means of speaking with us and
others as well.. this cd set really helped to get them there
my now 6 1/2yr old son i started on these with him at 4mths teaching him
things like milk drink eat food more
my now 4yr old son i also tought and started showing him signs when he was about 9mths old
i waited with him a little because he doesnt just sit down to learn stuff
so i really had to act it all out with him
and Our daughter is just 6mths old and gets how to sign More and eat she...
I started doing signs and she started a little after her fist birthday. Signing became a huge part of our communication and a lot of the fun we had together. She watched a Signing Time DVD at least once a day (we strayed from our no tv rule a... review »
When my 3.5 year old was 1 year old, we were told that we should try Signing Time Videos. I was desperately trying to teach my "baby" sign language and although she was getting some signs, I was getting rather frustrated. I tried the videos and LOVED them. We bought the 3 first videos and she would watch them every day. I must admit, my child is very stubborn and she still does not do the signs that she was taught from these videos but she knows what they mean, so if I do the sign, she knows what I'm saying to her. I think that the videos did help enforce the signs that I was trying to...
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Educational, Smart, Friendly, Family Fun!
Signing Time and Signing Time Series Two are Awesome!
Signing helps unleash you and your child's brain power.
It's absolutely fascinating to watch your child learn so much in just a thirty-minute show.
I have almost 2 complete sets. I do not have Happy Birthday from Series Two.
All the others are great, though. The gift sets usually come with a sing-and-sign along CD to listen to throughout the day. This reinfoces what you saw on the DVD. These tunes are catchy and they are sung beautifully. A lot of kid's songs are annoying, but Rachel Coleman can really...
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My wife and children watch Signing Time every Sunday at 7:00am. We are not a hearing impared family, but we enjoy learning the new language. My wife works at a Middle School and she has been able to use some of the things that she has learned from Signing Time to communicate with parents and students. This is a fun, interactive program that is not only an educational tool that children will like, but adults will enjoy as well.
The co-founder of Signing Time, Rachel Coleman created the show when she discovered that her daughter, Leah, was deaf. Rachel also has another daughter, Lucy...
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Hi speech therapist recommended that he learns some simple signs just to be able to express himself in easy ways.
In 4 days he has learned about 10 new signs, like, drink, more, milk, dog, cat, water, eat, and fish. He is brand new to signing and it is great! We are having to practice with him, but the dvds are very easy to follow and fun! All of my kids have started watching. I am not sure on the price,... review »
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