Sign Language Posters for Classroom - 4 Pack Includes Colors, Shapes, Days, Months and Weather Sign Language Charts for Kids. ASL Posters for Classrooms are 16x20 inch, Dry Erase, and Made in the USA.
Brand: Hubble Bubble Kids
Color: blue, green, yellow, purple, pink, red, orange, white, black
Are you looking for an American Sign Language Poster pack? Look no farther! Months of the Year, Days of the Week, Colors Chart and Weather sign language posters are great for beginners. By displaying these colorful and vibrant wall charts you will help children to sign, spell, read, write, count and express feelings with nonverbal communication. Kids will fall in love with these big, bright and fun poster prints. Children can learn to communicate with the deaf and hearing impaired. Give to teachers or be the teacher by helping someone learn new languages. Educational learning posters make a great addition to brighten up any room. Hang the charts vertically in your child’s bedroom, playroom wall, baby nursery, daycare or school classroom to stimulate their mind. Short on ideas for a gift? Give this poster pack as the perfect practical ASL gift. Art illustrations are unique and gender-neutral to inspire parents and for babies and toddlers to fall in love with.
[4 Pack] American Sign Language posters for kids include colors, shapes, days of the week, months of the year and weather.
[Easy Learning] ASL posters for kids have bright and bold signs for easy reading, visual learning, and for fast and easy signing.
[Encouraging] Stimulate children's brains with our ASL for kids educational materials. Suitable for toddlers, preschoolers, babies or any ASL beginner.
[Quality] Vibrant and colorful Sign Language charts are printed on thick and sturdy gloss paper ready for hanging in the classroom. Add an element of fun to your lesson plan as you write or illustrate on the dry-erase posters.
[Large] 16 x 20" UV gloss laminated posters transform school classrooms and homeschool rooms into the perfect learning environment. Decorate daycare, bedroom, or living room walls to encourage daily growth of nonverbal communication.