American Sign Language at Home
A Family Curriculum
An innovative, family-centered curriculum designed for families with young deaf children and the professionals who support them.
Available in English and Spanish
Free for families of deaf children
(click "Families" link above)
Learn with providers or on your own!
ROUTINE-BASED LEARNING
Each chapter of ASL at Home centers around a daily routine common to young children's lives.
Who can use ASL at Home?
This edition of ASL at Home is geared toward families of children under or around one year of age. Families can learn on their own, or with the guidance of the professionals who support them.
This is just a starting point! The eventual goal is to expand this curriculum to include more routine themes for infants and for young children over one year of age.
Sounds good! How can I support this work?
BECOME A PATRON
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BUY US A "COFFEE"
On BuyMeACoffee.com, you can make a one-time contribution to support our efforts.
AND OF COURSE, BUY OUR BOOK AND SUPPLEMENTARY LEARNING MATERIALS!
The more people purchase these products, the faster we can have them translated into more languages.
Vocabulary and Fingerspelling
Expressive Phrases and Receptive Practice
Language Enrichment Techniques
Deaf Cultural Wealth Lessons
See what our users are saying
Feedback from individuals who have used ASL at Home:
The fingerspelling lesson helped because I may have started out slow spelling but I saw myself becoming more clear and a little more fluent speed. I love finding new ways to help my children grow. These lessons not only helped my deaf son but also his hearing sister! It was great. Thank you so much for taking time to create this book!
Corey
Parent of a deaf child
You are both amazing and this curriculum is so beautifully done. What a service to families everywhere, and so incredibly generous to offer it for free to families! May you go from strength to strength.
Lilach Saperstein, AuD
Pediatric Audiologist, podcaster, and parent coach, AllAboutAudiology.com
ASL at Home is the first ASL curriculum thoughtfully designed for those that need it the most: families of a deaf or hard of hearing child.
Caitlin Giammona, MA, CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist, TheSigningSLP.com
