Bright Signs Learning with Fun vs Sign Language Study Cards

Bright Signs Learning is an award winning learning program that introduces early reading concepts through sign language and a multi-sensory experience that includes videos, interactive sign language flashcards for learning and quizzing, memory card game for letter identification and phonics, and lots of interactive fun! This fun, natural and educational learning app puts young children on the path to joyful learning. Benefits of the Bright Signs Learning Videos: - Early Communication - Child/Parent Bonding - Cuts Down on Tantrums - Enhances Speech and Language - Aids in the Acquisition of Reading Skills - Boosts Confidence Reading: Children learn early reading concepts through sign language, letter identification and phonics. This teaching approach uses sign language to enhance word recognition, language and reading skills in children. Sign Language: Many studies support sign language as an effective tool for teaching hearing kids to read. By using baby sign language while learning to read, both sides of the brain are activated simultaneously which is an extremely powerful learning tool. Speech: Bright Signs Learning introduces baby sign language basics which aids in early communication. Phonetic building blocks aid in speech acquisition and clarity and early reading concepts are explored using multiple senses. This preschool learning app goes well beyond just learning the ABC’s phonics song; children learn baby sign language alongside phonetic building blocks. Sign language for Babies: Ms. Shelby and her puppet Paulie teach baby sign language in a fun, captivating way that stimulates the attention of babies, toddlers and young children. The baby sign language flashcards section of this app give parents and children a chance to practice and test what they’ve learned. This baby learn and sign program readily offers the tools and benefits of parenting with sign language. Learning Kit Awards: •Tillywig Brain Child award 2015 •Moms Best 2016 •Family Choice 2017 •The National Parenting Center Seal of Approval 2017 Our Mission Our mission is to put children on the path to joyful learning. We believe that effective learning happens when children are having fun! This builds confidence which we believe is an essential building block in creating joyful learners. Bright Signs Learning explores reading concepts aurally, visually and kinesthetically, while also exploring basic building blocks of learning such as colors, shapes, spelling, alphabet tracing and much much more! Both the left and right side of the brain are activated simultaneously creating more neural pathways to retrieve information.

Register "meaning of sign language", "video", and "keywords that express the characteristics of movement". Registered sign language can be searched by action keyword and video ID in addition to the same semantic search as a normal dictionary. ● Overview of how to use 1. Create a new card Display the menu with the button on the left end of the toolbar and select "Create new card". 2. Enter meaning Use the pencil icon button to display the input view and enter the meaning of sign language. * Be sure to click the "Done" button after entering. Please note that if you close the view without pressing the "Done" button, the words you type will be deleted without being saved. 3. Select the characteristics of the action Use the button in the center of the toolbar to set a keyword that represents characteristics of action. Keywords are selected from hands, hand movements, head, face, chest, belly, arms, etc. to set the body parts and movements to be used. Features that are not included in the options can be set as free input keywords. 4. Register the video Use the buttons on the far right of the toolbar to perform various operations related to videos. Videos can be recorded with this app. Cut out and register only the necessary part of the recorded video. Be sure to "save" the recorded video before closing the card. The video is saved in your iOS library. You can also load videos recorded by another app saved in your library. 5. Search You can search for cards by selecting the search method with the second button from the right on the toolbar. You can search by three methods: "meaning", "features of action", and "video ID". 6. Data export / import The data on the created card can be exported as text in XML format. The second button from the left on the toolbar allows you to export to the clipboard or share it as a text file. The saved file can be converted to card data and imported by selecting this app when opening the file.