yeapb
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Post by yeapb on Feb 26, 2008 6:26:17 GMT -5
What would a letter n followed by both hands palms facing inwards in front of the face moving outwards mean? Any ideas or is it one the child has made up herself?!!
Thanks everyone!
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yeapb
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Post by yeapb on Feb 27, 2008 4:38:27 GMT -5
Sorry, my Typo! It's a letter m. Any ideas?
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Post by mikekennard on Mar 3, 2008 12:29:32 GMT -5
 Sorry, we're a bit stumped. What's the context? Could it be a name sign?
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Post by yeapb on Mar 6, 2008 12:13:28 GMT -5
Found it!! It's Monday done in a sloppy manner due to poor muscle tone!! - m followed by the day sign done incorrectly! Once we got the second book we found it!
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Post by jo on Mar 6, 2008 16:25:52 GMT -5
Mike,
Are there any plans for a tutor training course in Rochester in the next few months? I was hoping to join the last one in January but due to family commitments couldn't. Thanks!
Jo
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Post by harmaniza on Mar 6, 2008 16:53:15 GMT -5
hi, i'm new to this site. I work with verying degree's of learning disabled adults & have just finished a signalong caurse. i already notice the benifits of relating to the service users by using signalong. its 1 of the best things i have ever had the privelledge to learn & use.
Could any-one help me with the sign for "table mat" please
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Post by mikekennard on Mar 7, 2008 3:50:42 GMT -5
Jo:
We have had a request from someone who wants to transfer from our otherwise full April course to the one at Sunfield in Worcestershire. The course is 21 - 25 April. The next Rochester course will be 15-19 September. If you're interested in either of these please send an email to sbissett@signalong.org.uk and Sarah will send you an application form.
Harmaniza:
Welcome to Signalong, and we're glad that you find it helpful.
Table Mat: Sign "table", followed by working "M" hand (palm down, pointing forward), moves forward then out (for a rectangular mat) or circles out once (for a circular mat). It's in "At The Table".
Good signing!
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Post by louisesmi on Apr 17, 2009 3:01:25 GMT -5
Hello
Just wondering what signs you recommend for odd and even numbers.
Thanks.
Louise
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Post by Signalong on Apr 20, 2009 4:02:31 GMT -5
Hi Louise, If you're looking for the general concepts: Even: Index Hands, palms back/down, pointing forward/down) held apart. Working hand moves out a short way. Odd: Index Hands, palms back/down, pointing forward/down) held apart. Working hand moves out a short way, turning to palm up pointing forward. these are in "Numeracy Vocabulary" produced for Warren Wood Primary School, now available from Signalong (I'll put it on the webshop later today) Mike  |
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Post by kayevans on Jul 3, 2011 11:47:05 GMT -5
please could you let me know the sign for 'fishing' (the sport) and 'psychology' (-ist) as 2 members of my group would like to use them in their name signs?
Thanks
K
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Sorry, we're a bit stumped. What's the context? Could it be a name sign?
