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There are CD-ROMs with *dictionaries* of ASL on them. Quicktime video can
be easier to understand than a static drawing, but no 5-yr-old learns
language by reading the dictionary.

Best bet is getting a fluent ASL signer to teach Mom and the boy. Locate
your local deaf club and ask there. Many questions answered at:

        http://deafworldweb.org/dww/
or
        http://www.weizmann.ac.il/deaf-info/
or from the many fluent signers who post on the newsgroup I crossposted
this to....

HTH

In article <damien-0109981852140001@pm221-03.dialip.mich.net>,
damien@michweb.net---nospam (Damien Barrett) wrote:

> Hi:
> 
> My mother runs a daycare and has a 4-5 year-old boy who is deaf.  She is
> asking me to locate some American Sign Language software to help him
> learn.  I have no idea where to look for it or even if any exists?
> 
> Does anyone have ideas or suggestions?
> 
> I am willing to buy this software if you happen to own it and are looking
> to get rid of it.
> 
> Oh, this is for the MacOS.
> Damien Barrett
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Jesse the K -- Madison Wisconsin USA 
Where am I going, and how did I get in this handbasket?