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[aleksmatza]

I've been using both the Word Search volumes and Scrabble Tiles for years. The Word Search books have helped me keep my fingerspelling and receptive skills sharp, and I highly recommend them. Likewise, I have used the Scrabble Tiles as a fun alternative to standard Scrabble tiles. There are also a couple of volumes of The American Sign Language Puzzle Book that have a mix of challenges.

[ScullyPop]

This is that great channel for learning sign language.

[dezareesieben]

Thanks so much for posting these types of videos! These Will be a helpful tool for my husband and I to keep learning

[janeisjago]

I keep staring at the cute cat on the couch!

[eddietucker]

I don’t see your links. Where can I get the word searches?

[ChrisGorges]

Have you found these types of games and books helpful?