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American Sign Language Hand Sign Alphabet Set | 26 Tiles

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$31.49 $44.99 In stock

Category: reading toys

The American Sign Language Hand Sign Alphabet Set is an excellent resource for early educators looking to introduce young learners to both the alphabet and American Sign Language (ASL). This 26-piece set features tiles that are 3" x 2½" in size, making them perfectly sized for small hands to manipulate. Each tile has an impressed letter on one side, with a corresponding ASL hand sign on the other. The clear and simple design allows children to see both the visual letter and the hand gesture that represents it in ASL, offering an interactive, hands-on way to learn about letters and sign language simultaneously.

This set is a fantastic tool for fostering early literacy skills, as it encourages children to associate both the visual form of letters and the ASL signs with their corresponding sounds and meanings. In addition, it promotes inclusion by introducing children to a valuable mode of communication that supports those with hearing impairments, expanding their social awareness and empathy.

Perfect for classrooms, daycares, and homes, this set helps children aged 2 and up build foundational literacy skills, develop hand-eye coordination, and explore a new language in a fun, engaging way. It also provides educators with a versatile tool that can be used for letter recognition, language development, and even group activities focused on teaching kindness and inclusion.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Scarlett G. ★★★★★

The tiles are a nice, solid weight and the clear hand signs make it easy for my child to start matching letters with ASL. I’ve caught my kindergartner practicing the signs on her own after just a few days of play.

Carter S. ★★★★★

My toddler picked up the letter-sign pairings faster than I expected, and the 26 tiles are sturdy enough for daily classroom use. The set covers the whole alphabet, so we can practice spelling out names during circle time.