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“I Need My Monster” Book One : ASL Storytelling

The story, "I Need My Monster" by Amanda Noll and Howard McWilliam, is being signed by Jeni Jackerson of Rocky Mountain Deaf School

The story, "Heckedy Peg", is being signed in American Sign Language by Texas School for the Deaf's Statewide Outreach Center.

The story, “Stellaluna”, is being translated into American Sign Language by a young deaf boy at Texas School for the Deaf.

The story, "The Way Back Home", is written by Oliver Jeffers. It is being signed in British Sign Language.

Produced by Learning Center for the Deaf, ASL Storyteller Chelsea Lee introduces “Hide and Snake”

Produced by Rocky Mountain Deaf School Toddler Program, ASL Specialist & Media Specialist Jeni Jackerson introduces "I Spy Under the Sea"

Produced by California School for the Deaf, Fremont. Librarian Joann Ikeda introduces “A Very Cranky Bear” by Nick Bland

"The Race for the Chinese Zodiac" is translated in American Sign Language by Lee Ann Tang, a Deaf linguist.

"Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" By Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle, provided in ASL by Stephanie Kesterke

ASL Storytelling –
The Ugliest Dog in the World written by Bruce Whatley. ASL Storytelling by Lisa Cochran