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$149/child with 1 adult caregiver: please use coupon code SIGNSGROUP at checkout to enroll with one adult(Contact us to save $10 if you’ve taken the Intro course or this is your Second Playgroup) -
$199/ child with 2 adult caregivers (Contact us to save $20 if you’ve taken the Intro course at TCB or this is your Second Playgroup with us)
Best for parents with 4- 18 months old.
(Looking for our Introduction to Baby Sign Language class? You’ll find it here.)
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Zoom, Saturday August 10th – September 21st, 11:00am – 12:00pm (No class on August 31st due to holiday)
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Boom, Saturday October 19th – November 23rd, 11:00am – 12:00pm
Our six-week Baby Sign Language playgroup is a fun opportunity for parents to build their signing vocabulary with themes like mealtime, animals, colors, family, safety, bedtime, and more.
Two different playgroup series — Playgroup Boom! and Playgroup Zoom! — are offered for an increased opportunity to practice and build your signing vocabulary. No need to take them in order – start with either Zoom or Boom. Here is the outline of each group:
Playgroup Boom
- Basic Mealtime plus Boom Food
- Colors and Clothing
- Animals on the Farm and Pets
- Bath Time Signs
- Let’s Go Outside
- Family Signs and Final Review
Playgroup Zoom
- Basic Mealtime plus Zoom Food
- Colors and Things That Go Zoom
- Animals in the Zoo and Ocean
- Bedtime Signs
- Playtime Signs
- Feelings Signs and Final Review
Babies are welcome to engage in class or with each other, or parents may come on their own if you feel you will learn the signs better that way. This is because babies will do the bulk of their learning through being exposed to signs by their caregivers in their daily routines, rather than in a class once a week, just like with spoken language.
Age-Appropriateness:
The research shows that babies exposed to signs by the time they are 5-6 months old will begin to absorb them as language and then may begin to sign back around 8-10 months of age. For parents, learning in the newborn stage or earlier gives you enough time to learn, and then communicate.
For this reason, parents may begin to learn signs and how to seemlessly incorporate them whenever they are ready — already using them by the time baby is 5-6 months old will give baby the maximum benefits. Babies will then continue to gain new signing vocabulary to communicate thoughts and needs, as their language skills develop, so this class is appropriate through at least 18 months of age, at which point a toddler group is preferred. (If you are interested in a toddler/ preschooler group, let us know! We can work on arranging one.)
