American Society for Deaf Children
BRINGING FAMILIES TOGETHER THROUGH AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
Kids Books in ASL
Reading and signing go hand in hand. Find ASL retellings of favorite story books!
This program is available to the first 500 ASDC Member Families who request access codes. Request yours today!
Families
Resources to help your deaf child and to understand the possibilities for your child’s future. Access to visual language resources and support for your child’s development.
Family Resources
Educators
Resources to assist educators in the classroom and promote and encourage family involvement in the child’s education
Educator Resources
ASL Stories Directory
ASDC Membership
About ASDC
*ASDC uses the term “deaf” to be inclusive of various hearing levels, including those who are seen as, or identify as Deaf, deaf, or hard of hearing.
Recent Posts
ASL Video of the Week 1/8/23: How to Make Paints
Ready to get creative? Gather your family, students, and/or friends and join Joanne Geppert, a teacher at the Maryland School for the Deaf as she shows us how to make paints! A great way to practice colors, measurements, and counting in ASL. Don't forget to wear...
Familia Latino Grupos de Apoyo – Febrero y Marzo
Únase a nosotros mientras escuchamos los verdaderos sentimientos de Analy Maqueda. Analy es una joven adulta oyente que tiene una hermana sorda menor. Analy compartirá su experiencia personal al crecer como hermana oyente con su hermana sorda. Escuche todo sobre su...
February FREE ASDC Members Class: Why #ASL G-L-O-S-S?
- FREE February Class for ASDC Members - Monday, February 13 | 8 pm ET | Register Today! While deaf people are bilinguals, they read and write in English. Since ASL is a three dimensional language in constant motion, it is not easy to translate into a written...