Learning Little Signs teaches parents how to use elements of American Sign Language to communicate with their infants and toddlers. Signing with your kids allows them to express their wants and needs at an early age, can increase their English language proficiency, and will help develop both their visual and motor skills. Parents will learn signs that they can use from morning until night, including vocabulary for waking, playing, changing, eating, and sleeping, along with colors, foods, animals, emotions, questions, letters, and numbers. The course can be taken as a single class or in a discounted set of three classes. Go to www.LearningLittleSigns.com where you can register, read a complete course description, and find a calendar of upcoming classes.

Alek Lev Alek Lev is a nationally certified American Sign Language interpreter who has worked in myriad settings, including educational, legal, medical, corporate and theatrical. In New York City, he interpreted at Columbia University, New York University, and on Broadway for "Twelve Angry Men," "Little Shop of Horrors," and "Jekyll and Hyde." In 2004, he had the unique experience of interpreting for both Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. Alek is also an actor, and has performed in ASL with Deaf West Theater and the National Theater of the Deaf. He has taught level 1 and 2 ASL at Wesleyan, and now works as a mentor for new interpreters.

Alek's baby boy Zachary was born on April 28th, 2007. His wife, Sara, is also a certified interpreter, and teaches early childhood education. Zack will be learning to sign right along with you and your little ones.<

Visit www.LearningLittleSigns.com to find our course schedule and rates, email questions, and register for the class or call Alek at 917.355.9423

Website: www.LearningLittleSigns.com

Email: alek@aleklev.com