The Haunted Baseball Park: Being Brave & Smart (ASL Sign Language Signs) - Paperback

by Randall Clarkson (Author)

Sometimes what seems scary really isn't if you're brave and smart. This story is about a baseball park that isn't like the others...there might be a ghost in it. Help a brave girl unravel the mystery! Mr.C will ENGAGE, ENTERTAIN & EMPOWER your child with this fun story as they learn 37 American Sign Language words. This book is written with a 'Progressive Learning' approach for children ages 3-10. Progressively your child will enjoy and learn from this eBook for many years to come. Each time the story is read, they will remember more and more of the signs. Your child will become confident and be able to read the stories and sign the words at the same time. BENEFITS of learning SIGN LANGUAGE: Your child will have better... - Eye-hand coordination - Reading & spelling development - Communication options - Integrated brain development - Higher self-esteem by learning a new language - Parent-child bonding when done together Download free fun kid stuff at StoriesAndSigns.com/Kidzone

Author Biography

Randall Clarkson, known by thousands of children as Mr.C, knows how to tell a story that keeps kids of all ages hanging on every word. It's simple...Mr.C knows how kids thinks and he knows what they think is funny and how they can best learn. Mr.C knows how to engage their minds, their emotions and their hearts! Incorporating ASL Sign Language words into a story enhances the experience of the story. Signs are fun to do! It increases finger dexterity and learning capabilities. It's a jump start to learning a new language and gives children self-confidence and the ability to communicate in a new way. All their friends and family will be amazed by how quickly they learn, and remember the words. Randall lives in the beautiful Pacific Northwest of the United States. He and his wife love to explore the area's trails and water ways in the Summer and snowshoe trails in the Winter. Running, swimming, biking, backpacking, kayaking, and even skydiving when he's not teaching or writing.