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Basic British Sign Language

Jade

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Hi. I am thinking about setting up a 8-10 week BSL programme to enable hearing people to use basic signs with Deaf signing users.  What would you consider essential BSL signs. Think about. Nursery. Schools and super markets. 

Thank you x 

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hi if its for younger age id think about making it fun colours animals fingerspelling or even learning songs or stories in sign ect if its for older students I learnt things like hobbies, describing family, house, out and about ect hope this helps and good luck xxx

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