Key Education Let’s Learn Sign Language Flash Cards

I am the Disability Ministry Leader for my church and I thought it would be a good idea to learn ASL. These cards made it easy.

We are using these for a hearing, non-verbal two-year old. Although we are teaching our child, we are also learning and using these cards for us too. The instructions for how to perform the sign on the back of each card are clear and easy to understand. Each card shows a picture of the sign being performed. To increase understanding, I added pictures of the item that correlates to the sign. So, for the card for shoes, I taped a small picture of his shoes to the card. Now, when he sees the card, he relates it to the picture of the item and the associated sign. Compared to a lot of what is out there, I find these very useful.

My 8-year-old requested I buy these. She is teaching herself sign language and these. I've proven to come in in handy. They're so easy to use. The fact that the back of the cards explained the hand movements and then they have the pictures on the other side is awesome.

Happy with this purchase, the cards are large and colorful..A very good learning tool for those wanting to learn sign language...very useful!!!

They are very easy to understand for all grade levels and support needs. I like the colors in the simple pictures. The students I work with that can read like to read the backs of the cards.

I was able to teach my self many signs ans this was the perfect kit to start and then teach a student. I will say some signs can be hard to understand so having a vido dictonary like pocket asl can be helpful 2 watch the video on how 2. They also have alex and leah signing on youtube.

I wish there were vowels but this is mostly nouns. My grandchildren play charades with them…guess this sign. We had so much fun

I bought the cards to practice with my nephew but I find myself practicing myself, didn't look at the size of the cards measurements but there like a size of a 7' tablet