ASL at Home

You don’t have to wait to start language or use ASL in your daily conversations — join ASL at Home today!!

VD: Behind Belinda is a white wall, Belinda is using a black sweater and she has her hair clipped back.

Here’s why we teach the way we do: we do not start with the alphabet. American Sign Language (ASL) is a full language, so it’s important to begin by learning basic signs and understanding how the language fits into everyday routines. Our approach focuses on teaching ASL through meaningful, routine-based learning rather than isolated drills. 📝👩‍💻🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒✨

VD: Belinda has her hair half up and half down. She is using a black sweater and behind her is a white wall.

One signs and five daily opportunities!!✨🤩

Join ASL at Home so you can incorporate signs into you and your child’s everyday routines.

Transcript: One sign, five daily opportunities. Example: MORE
Children will sign “MORE” during:
Eating, playing, bath time, reading, and transitioning (for example transitioning from bath time to their bedroom). One signs into five daily routines is an example why routine-based learning works.

VD: Behind Belinda is a white wall, she is using a black sweater and has her hair half up and half down.

It is okay to feel overwhelmed, have questions, and feel lost. Allow ASL at Home to break the communication barrier between you and your child. Language access is never too late! 💙

Transcript:
“If you just discovered that your child is either Deaf or hard of hearing, it is okay for you to feel overwhelmed. It is okay for you to have questions, and it is okay for you to not know where to start. You are not behind, you are on time! Language access can begin today. You can learn sign language, pick it up, and be able to communicate with your child. Join ASL at Home today.”

VD: Behind Belinda is a black wall, she is using a white sweater with navy blue stripes on it. Belinda is fair skinned, and has brown curly hair, length goes to her shoulder. Belinda’s hair is in a half up half down style, she also has red nail polish on her nails.

New parents to Deaf and/or hard of hearing children, you are not alone. Allow ASL at Home to be your tool to help you navigate this!

Transcript:
“If you are a new parent to a Deaf or hard of hearing child, you are not alone. You do not have to be a skilled signer, you need tools to use for you and your child’s everyday life. If you’re thinking “yes I need some tools!”, luckily for you ASL at Home can be your tool. ASL at home can be your tool by teaching you a variety of basic natural sign language that you can implement into your child’s everyday life.”

VD: Behind Belinda is a black wall, she is using a white sweater with navy blue stripes on it. Belinda is fair skinned, and has brown curly hair, length goes to her shoulder. Belinda’s hair is in a half up half down style, she also has red nail polish on her nails.

Wonder why families love ASL at Home? Here are a couple! You and your family can love it too, join ASL at Home 😁💻

Transcript:
“Three reasons families love ASL at Home!
Daily routine learning, Deaf led curriculum, and real life vocabulary you can use!
Join ASL at Home now!”

VD: Behind Belinda is a white wall, she is using a navy sweater with gold letter that reads “Gallaudet - 1864 - Bison”. Belinda is fair skinned, and has brown curly hair, length goes to her shoulder. Belinda also has red nail polish on her nails.

Have you ever wondered what are some of ASL At Home’s contributions to your life? Here are some! Join ASL at Home— click the link in our bio! ✨

Transcript:
“Hey everyone! Are you learning ASL or already know ASL, and supporting a Deaf or hard of hearing child at home? If so, here is what you need to know about ASL at Home. It is a family-friendly ASL curriculum that teaches real, everyday signs that you can use at home right away. You will learn ASL through daily routines like mealtime, playtime, and bedtime – so it can actually sticks to your child’s routine. It’s Deaf led, accessible, and made for families, teachers, as well as anyone who wants natural ASL learning. If you want to build a stronger communication and support your Deaf / hard of hearing child better, ASL at Home is going to positively change your life.”

VD: Behind Belinda is a white wall, she is using a navy sweater with gold letter that reads “Gallaudet - 1864 - Bison”. Belinda is fair skinned, and has brown curly hair, length goes to her shoulder. Belinda also has red nail polish on her nails.