Uncle Goose Sign Language Blocks

An educational toy for those who want to use American Sign Language to communicate. Touch the two debossed sides on every block of this 28 block set. Use your fingertips to trace the clean, European-style font that accompanies every letter. Feel the attention to detail in every hand crafted cube. This set features our Classic Uncle Goose color palette. Uncle Goose strategically devoted one sign language symbol to each block. Practice ASL fingerspelling. One debossed side is paired with its font

SKU: SGN28
Primary category: Kids
Tags: Baby & Children's Gifts, Kids Games, Learning

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Danish Windmill · A shop with a story

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