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Please email me a sign card for salami and plums. I am trying to teach the vocabulary for A Very Hungry Caterpillar for a PK child. Thanks for all you do.
ADMIN – HI Robin,
At the moment we are not creating new cards. If your request is urgent we can have our designer make the cards for you for a nominal fee
Can you add sign for “Pronoun”?
Thank you,
Nat
ADMIN – Hi Natalie,
A pronoun has no practical applications for babies. We do have a special program for those using our free resources where you can order specific cards at cost and we will have our graphic designer make it for you. Feel free to email us at [email protected]
What would be the sign for penguin?
ADMIN – Hi Camille,
To sign penguin place both hands waist high palms facing down flat with fingers all together. Move hands up and down as if they were the feet of penguins waddling.
Could you add “an olive” sign please 🙂
ADMIN – Hi Magda
Thank you for the suggestion we will add it as a candidate for our next grouping.
Could you please add magnet?
ADMIN:
Carely,
Magnet is usually finger spelled.
I need the color Pink In Baby Sign Language. Thank You Anna
ADMIN – Hi Anna,
Thanks for suggesting pink, we have added it to the dictionary.
How do you sign pink?
ADMIN – Hi Deborah,
Pink is signed by making the sign for p, and stroking it against your chin. We have added the sign and flash card to the collection. Thanks for prompting us!
Could you add crackers, cookie, help and cold?
ADMIN – Hi Heather,
We have added those signs. Thanks for suggesting them.