12/16/2007

1 - Where the Wild Things Are

Below are four different ASL translations by Charles Katz of Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are.




Word for Word ASL Translation (signing the text word for word approximately)


Literal ASL Translation (translating only the text)



Free ASL Translation (translating text and pictures)



Visual Gestural Translation (text and pictures into visual gestures)

6 comments:

Kim said...

I LOVE this. Thanks!

Rachel K. said...

I really appreciate these videos! I am in college for Deaf Ed and these videos are tremendously helpful!

Thanks again!

Anonymous said...

An excellent source for instruction in ASL Classifiers class!

Thanks.

An ASL Instructor

PatrickMichael said...

I am an ASL student in my 3rd semester of sign language at the University of Toledo, in Ohio. I love the language and my teacher introduced to your website. I love it! I just wanted to say I really appreciate all the work you do and making these stories come to life. I love the wild things and I love how you brought it to life. Your stories are good to watch for me because it helps me practice ASL. I hope one day in the near future I can bring them into my classroom and help children learn the asl.

Anonymous said...

What a priceless treasure this is! Thank you!!!! From all who have the wonderful opportunity to work with Deaf kids.

Anonymous said...

I am a new librarian, and I'm always searching for ways to meet the needs of my deaf students. This is fantastic. Thank you so much! If anyone knows of sites that can help me help them, PLEASE LET ME KNOW.