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10/03/2018 07:00 AM
Reading Signs: North Haven Library Offers Sign Language Program for Kids
Photo by Kelley Fryer/The Courier
The North Haven Memorial Library held a Little Signing program on Sept. 28 that focused on teaching sign language to caregivers and kids under age 3. Small World Languages instructor Kim Braun-Cohen led the signing (and singing) using books and props to help children understand the lesson. Here, Braun-Cohen holds up a book for Noor Maklad as Roy Otterstrom holds his book. For more information on upcoming programs at the library, visit www.northhavenlibrary.net.
The North Haven Memorial Library held a Little Signing program that was focused on teaching caregivers and babies and kids under 3 years of age sign language. Small World Languages instructor, Kim Braun-Cohen lead the signing and singing using books, and props to help out. Jessica Otterstom wit Phillip and Ray follow along with Kim Braun-Cohen.Photo by Kelley Fryer/The Courier
The North Haven Memorial Library held a Little Signing program that was focused on teaching caregivers and babies and kids under 3 years of age sign language. Small World Languages instructor, Kim Braun-Cohen lead the signing and singing using books, and props to help out.Photo by Kelley Fryer/The Courier
The North Haven Memorial Library held a Little Signing program that was focused on teaching caregivers and babies and kids under 3 years of age sign language. Small World Languages instructor, Kim Braun-Cohen lead the signing and singing using books, and props to help out.Photo by Kelley Fryer/The Courier
The North Haven Memorial Library held a Little Signing program that was focused on teaching caregivers and babies and kids under 3 years of age sign language. Small World Languages instructor, Kim Braun-Cohen lead the signing and singing using books, and props to help out. Phillip and Roy Otterstrom listen to Kim Braun-Cohen who pages thorugh a picture book pointing out common foods and demonstratingthe signs for them. Photo by Kelley Fryer/The Courier
The North Haven Memorial Library held a Little Signing program that was focused on teaching caregivers and babies and kids under 3 years of age sign language. Small World Languages instructor, Kim Braun-Cohen lead the signing and singing using books, and props to help out. Noor Maklad brings a book to intructor Kim Braun-Cohen.Photo by Kelley Fryer/The Courier
The North Haven Memorial Library held a Little Signing program that was focused on teaching caregivers and babies and kids under 3 years of age sign language. Small World Languages instructor, Kim Braun-Cohen lead the signing and singing using books, and props to help out. Roy Otterstrom hold his book, Kim Braun-Cohen holds up a book and Noor Maklad points out the orange on the page.Photo by Kelley Fryer/The Courier
The North Haven Memorial Library held a Little Signing program that was focused on teaching caregivers and babies and kids under 3 years of age sign language. Noor and mom Sarah Maklad look over a photo book.Photo by Kelley Fryer/The Courier