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Baby Sign Language Chart (self-print version)

The printable baby sign language chart helps you learn the basic signs so that you can in turn teach your baby. The free baby sign language chart is made up of six separate sheets of paper that are each printed out and then taped together to make the final chart. Pin the chart to a wall or your refrigerator and before you know it you will be signing like a pro!

The wall chart is particularly useful as a reminder for caregivers or babysitters who may be seeing the signs for the first time or just need a reminder.

Printable Baby Sign Language Chart
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Printable Baby Sign Language Chart
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The Wall Chart gives family members an easy way to learn baby sign language. It also helps babysitters, grandparents, and other caregivers understand baby’s signing when you are away.

• 17 Basic Signs – mommy, daddy, cat, grandmother, grandfather, dog, cat, more, all done, water, milk, diaper, bath, bed, car, ball, and book.
• High Quality Construction – printed on thick stock with a glossy wipe clean finish.
• Large Format – 24″ x 36″

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The Baby Sign Language Kits, bundle together everything you need to get started with signing in one box, at a steep discount. The premium kit includes: (1) Baby Sign Language DVDs & CDs, (2) Baby Sign Language Guide Book; (3) Baby Sign Language Dictionary: (4) Baby Sign Language Flash Cards; and (5) Baby Sign Language Wall Chart.

Signing Time DVDs: Learning Made Fun

Baby Sign Language DVDs teach your baby to sign while keeping them entertained. This Emmy Award nominated program, teaches all the basics in a fun musical format. Your baby will learn:

• Food Signs – never miss when they are hungry, thirsty, want more or are all done
• Utility Signs – skip tantrums and understand when they are too hot, too cold, or need a diaper change
• Family Signs – greet grandma and grandpa

Reg. $94.99

Flash Cards: Expand Vocabulary

Flash Cards expand your baby’s signing vocabulary giving them more ways to communicate and express their creativity.

• 52 Cards – add family, home, and animal signs
• Illustrated – pictures on the front, the sign on the reserve
• Durable – board mounted & includes a hard case for storage

Reg. $24.99

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Teaching Guide: Get Faster Results

Teaching Guide our best information on teaching Baby Sign Language. Topics covered include

• Pepperberg Method – teach signs twice as fast
• Phrases – combining signs to make simple phrases
• Transition to Speech – transition to talking

Reg. $19.99

Signing Dictionary: 600 Signs at Your Fingertips

Signing Dictionary puts over 600 signs at your fingertips. Always have the right sign available to match your child’s interest.

• 600 Signs – have the right sign available when you need it
• Illustrated – each sign includes two diagrams with both starting and ending positions
• Letters & Numbers – start counting and alphabet games

Reg. $19.99

Wall Chart: Reminder for Caregivers

Wall Chart provides a quick reminder of the basic signs. Let babysitters, grandparents, and other caregivers understand the signs.

• 14 Signs – all the basic signs
• Glossy Coating – wipe clean waterproof coating
• 24″ x 36″ – large format poster

Reg. $24.99

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Reviews for My Learning Chart Educational Electronic Poster

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• Cool poster! Very functional, it has a lot of things in the alphabet, and find words, letters, counting, calculations, etc. Loud speaker, sealed it with tape and everything is fine! I advise!

  Blaginina Anastasia, April 27, 2020

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• Very pleased with the poster!

  Anonymous, March 18, 2019

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• Bought a year ago, the child is already 3. 5 still playing, mostly dancing to her, the pictures show, instead of a doll a soft bear is drawn, the child was perplexed at first, then he seemed to get used to it! Loud, batteries last a long time. We are glad!

  Bulycheva Galina Sergeevna, February 11, 2019

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• AWESOME poster! Loud, clear. Child 1.5, clicks, dances to the songs, shows the pictures they ask. Many modes: sings songs, letters, numbers, says, tasks, find a letter, picture, number. Something else to subtract like. It hasn’t been mastered yet. At the bottom, the keys are like on a piano with voice acting. I recommend!

  Anonymous, December 27, 2018

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• the poster is just a godsend, we are not even two, my daughter turns it on and off, every day she dances to the music, sams switches. very satisfied with the purchase, definitely recommend

  Tatiana Chubenko, September 30, 2018

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• We have all the letters correctly, the sound is loud) I like it, I recommend it! The only bread is more like cheese))

  Alena Nechiporenko, July 23, 2018

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• Electronic poster “My learning table” is an indispensable assistant in teaching a child. The poster will help the child to easily, playfully learn the alphabet and count up to ten, you can also solve various examples. The poster has a sound control button – this is a definite plus. It is possible to hang the poster on a carnation or stick it on an adhesive tape to a flat surface. The poster is powered by 3 AAA batteries, they are consumed for a very long time. But, unfortunately, there are also disadvantages: on the button “where is the number?” it says “where is the digital?”, which slightly spoils the overall impression of this poster (made in China …). Other than that, the poster is great. I recommend!

  Shoronov Andrey Vladimirovich, May 8, 2018

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• This poster has already become a must-have for all my friends and acquaintances. Bright, beautiful, sonorous, children like it. A whole one always arrives, thanks to Sima-land for the always high-quality delivery of goods!

  Tsimanovich Viktoriya Sergeevna, May 4, 2018

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• Great poster! The kids love it. Teaches letters, sings a song and many other useful things for children from 2 years old to the school itself. Very easy to learn letters. My child is 4 years old, she knows the whole alphabet! And all with the help of this poster!
  I, as a businessman, am looking for a new product on this site that will be in demand and sold! And I found it!) I advise you as a mother-businessman!

  SP Garbar Kristina Alexandrovna, May 3, 2018

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• The poster is super, the child is happy, a good tutorial, I advise.

  Gruzdeva Irina Yurievna, March 5, 2018

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• satisfied customers

  Tatyana, January 14, 2018

• KIDS LIKE THE POSTER, RUSSIAN VOICE-OVER, PURCHASED BATTERIES,

  irina, January 11, 2018

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• The poster works great, only there is a huge minus – these pictures of the fox do not look like themselves at all, but this is half the trouble, and the Doll completely killed the child, my bear says (well, in fact it is)! I will change!

  Skovorodnikova Elena Yurievna, March 6, 2018

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• AllI liked it, But there is a marriage, the letter C and is pronounced on the alphabet F

  Artem Sabirzyanov, May 21, 2018

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• I do not recommend it for those who are learning to read. I’m not happy, the poster really knocked us down in learning letters, there is no pronunciation of sounds because of this, the child slowed down, quickly remembered the letters in the alphabet, but for reading you need to learn sounds, as a result, 3 months were killed for relearning.

  Krasilnikova Sofia Ivanovna, March 2, 2018

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How to quickly learn the multiplication table? Everyone, without exception, asks this question when sending a child to primary school. The difficult task of mastering the basics of arithmetic is shifted by teachers to parents. After all, they are asked to learn the multiplication table, as a rule, during the summer holidays. But what if the child does not have enough patience and perseverance to master a large amount of information? How to explain the very principle of a mathematical operation instead of mindless memorization? “Smart Toy” knows the answers and offers a great alternative to boring cramming!

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