Group American Sign Language (ASL) Class for Kids Aged 9-14

Is your child between the ages of 9 and 14? This group ASL class is the perfect way for them to learn American Sign Language in a fun, interactive, and engaging environment!

Class Highlights:

• Hands-On Activities: Kids will participate in interactive projects and activities that allow them to apply ASL in practical, real-world scenarios.
• Technology Integration: Our classes incorporate educational apps, online resources, and interactive tools to make learning ASL dynamic and exciting.
• Collaborative Learning: Students will play interactive games and engage in discussions, helping them develop social skills and learn from their peers.
• Real-World Connections: Lessons are designed to relate ASL to everyday situations, making the material relevant and engaging.
• Creative Expression: Children will have opportunities to express their understanding of ASL through art, music, drama, and writing.
• Encouraging Independence: Students will set goals and reflect on their progress, fostering a sense of responsibility and motivation.

Course Objectives:

• Basic to Intermediate Vocabulary: Children will learn essential signs for everyday communication and more complex vocabulary as they progress.
• Sentence Structure: Kids will start forming simple then more complex sentences to express their thoughts and needs.
• Confidence Building: Through interactive activities, children will build confidence in using ASL to communicate.

Added Benefits of Learning ASL:

• Enhanced Communication: Sign language provides a visual and tactile way for kids to express their needs, wants, and emotions, especially if they struggle with verbal communication.
• Reduced Frustration: By having an alternative means of communication, young people can reduce feelings of frustration and anxiety that often arise from being unable to express themselves.
• Improved Social Skills: Learning ASL can help kids pay more attention to social cues and engage more effectively with others.
• Increased Spontaneous Communication: Individuals may become more likely to initiate communication without prompting.
• Behavioral Benefits: Using sign language can lead to fewer meltdowns and aggressive behaviors, as youth can better communicate their needs.

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Sign up today and watch your child shine with confidence and joy as they learn to communicate in a whole new way with their peers!