Walt Disney Home Entertainment. (2007). Baby Einstein: My first signs, see and sign with baby [DVD]. Burbank, CA: Buena Vista Home Entertainment.
Interest Level: 5 & under
Subjects/Themes: Word Recognition, Everyday Items, Sign Language, Opposites
Running Time: 30 minutes
Price: $12 to $16
Plot: Join special guest Marlee Matlin and the Baby Einstein puppets as they learn 20 common phrases and words in a combination of American Sign Language (ASL) and Conceptually Accurate Signed English. New signs are introduced in a way that relates to the baby’s everyday surroundings for example signs that relate to family, eating, and playing. The words for each item is both spoken, signed, and written on the screen.
Personal Thoughts: Check out your local library for a copy of this DVD because it is an exceptional digital learning tool for young children. Transitions from one concept to the next is smoothly accomplished. The puppets, people, and graphics in the movie are all happy and entertaining to watch. There is several bonus features that go over the different signs that were introduced in the DVD, such as an opposites feature. A great tool for use by children alone or with a parent.
Awards:
NAPPA Gold Award (2007)
National Parenting Center Seal of Approval Award (2007)
Company Website: Baby Einstein Website
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