Religious Signs for Families

HNH Multimedia Production, LLC教育2021-09-01

價格：免費

檔案大小：2.9 MB

版本需求：需要 iOS 9.0 或以上版本。與 iPhone、iPad 及 iPod touch 相容。

支援語言：英語, 西班牙文

Did you ever want to learn to pray in American Sign Language (ASL)? The Religious Signs For Families app makes learning fun and easy! You and your child learn by watching children and parents sign religious words and prayers. All the ASL parent models are Deaf parents, and all the child models are Deaf children or Children of Deaf Adults (CODAs). Their expert signing is simple to follow and enjoyable to watch.

The Religious Signs for Families app is a delightful and engaging way to learn ASL using religious words that are not often found in other ASL apps. The goal of the app is to help families with young Deaf children and Deaf couples with young children to foster prayer in the home. This app provides a way for families to connect while learning religious signs and to bond to one another and God as they pray in ASL. Users extend beyond the family unit because this app is perfect for anyone who wants to learn and use ASL to pray. All religious words have been selected from a Christian prayer context; however, there are many words that are used in other religious denominations.

From signs for religious words and actions to everyday words and prayers, this app is comprehensive. There are daily devotions requesting guidance from God and the Holy Spirit, and many beautiful prayers of blessing, love, thanks, praise, protection, peace, safety, and so much more. All prayers are ones that children will love and can learn easily. The Religious Signs for Families app is a great way to learn ASL and foster lifelong prayer in the home, classroom and beyond.

This app is perfect for:

• Parents and grandparents of Deaf, hard of hearing and hearing children

• Families who want to pray together

• Parents and teachers who want to foster a love of prayer in children

• Early childhood educators

• Elementary and middle school teachers

• Church groups and religious studies