Hands-Of-Language

This book contains 95 words of the Noun Dolch Sight Words.

Hands-of-Language incorporates the American Sign Language Manual Alphabet and Braille (for the seeing) into it's workbooks because Hands-of-Language recognizes that our hands are used to write, read (Braille) and speak (Sign Language).

Combining tracing, free writing, signing and braille writing for each word provides the learner with a visual and tactile representation of the word.

It is recommended to add a tool to the braille part as it will make the braille much more tactile. Some examples of tools are: tactile pen, braille cube, braille standard slate, and braille alphabet tray. Any of these (or anything of the like) will add enrichment to the braille spelling of this book.