Learn Sign Language W/ Bravo Family

Bravo ASL! The Beginning American Sign Language Curriculum is a comprehensive program. Featuring Billy Seago and the Bravo Family, the 13-hour course supplies 15 captivating lessons that have received a silver Telly Award, International CINDY Award, Parents' Choice Honor and Kids First! label. The Bravo ASL! package includes objectives, pre-tests, step-by-step instructional activities, standardized assessment tools, more than 100 overheads, Instructor's Guides, Student Workbooks, an Activities Video and an Assessment Video. Sign Enhancers, Inc., Salem, OR, (800) 767-4461, [email protected].

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