Toddler Sign Language

To sign the word "pages," use both hands to make the letter "P" in sign language, with your dominant hand in front and your non-dominant hand behind. Then, extend the…

To sign the word "same," use your dominant hand to touch your opposite shoulder, then touch your other shoulder. This represents two things being identical or equal.

To sign the word project, use both hands to show the letter "p" by making a fist and extending your thumb and index finger. Then, move your right hand in…

To sign the word "case," use your dominant hand to make a C-shape and place it on your non-dominant hand, which is in a flat position. Then, move your C-hand…

To sign the word "south," make a fist with your dominant hand and extend your index finger. Then, starting at the top of your chest, bring your finger down in…

To sign the word "technology," use both hands to make the letter T shape, with palms facing towards you. Starting at the top of the T, move your hands downwards…

To sign the word today, hold your dominant hand up with your palm facing inward and your index finger slightly bent. Tap your forehead with the tip of your finger,…

The word open can be signed by first placing the non-dominant hand out flat with palm facing up and fingers spread apart, then taking the dominant hand and forming it…

To sign the word "link," make a fist with both hands and interlock your index fingers, then pull your hands apart.

To sign a word file, you can either physically sign a printed document or use a digital signature tool within the software.