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Empowering early childhood with ASL. President, Time to Sign, Inc. 500K+ teachers trained. Learn, sign, connect! www.timetosign.com
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šŸ“²āœØ Exciting News! We're working on a brand-new app designed to make learning sign language easier, more engaging, and accessible to everyone! šŸ™ŒāœØ

We want to hear from YOU! šŸ’¬ What features would you love to see on the app? And what are you most interested in learning? Whether it's early childhood communication, social-emotional learning, classroom management, or fun activities with signs – let us know! šŸ‘‡šŸ’– 

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2 years ago
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🚨 DON’T FORGET THE EPSTEIN FILES.

Their release was signed into law. This is a legal obligation—not a political favor.

The administration has released millions of pages, but serious questions remain about records still being withheld. The public deserves a full accounting and a lawful explanation for every withheld record.

People demanding accountability deserve answers—not attacks or retaliation.

Protect survivors’ identities. Release everything the law requires. Follow the evidence wherever it leads, regardless of party, wealth, or power.

Before the midterms, keep asking. Keep demanding transparency. Survivors deserve justice, and the public deserves the truth. by @hublerlillian
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Morning greeting signs can do a lot more than say hello.

They help children feel seen, settled, and ready to join the day.

When the same visual cue shows up every morning, kids know what comes next. That predictability can make arrival feel calmer and more connected.

Try using one simple sign during greeting time, then repeat it the same way each day.

It’s a small routine, but it can make a big difference for children who need a clear, consistent start.

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17 hours ago
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Friendly competition can help consistency in ASL practice.

A little peer energy can make practice feel lighter and more doable. When educators share the same goal, consistency stops feeling like a solo task and starts feeling like a team habit.

That shared momentum is often what keeps practice going in real classrooms.

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School readiness starts long before a child can say every word.

When kids can sign needs, feelings, and questions, they walk into learning with more confidence and less frustration. That matters for participation, too. A child who can communicate is more likely to join in, ask for help, and feel like they belong.

Start with one sign today.

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19 hours ago
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Waiting until frustration spills over usually makes the moment harder for everyone.

A simple, proactive check-in can change the tone fast. Clear communication gives people a way to ask, explain, and adjust before tension builds.

That’s the kinder move. It protects the relationship while the issue is still small.

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When a child can’t yet explain what they need, frustration shows up fast.

A few simple signs give them a way in. Start with one that fits a real moment, like HELP, MORE, or ALL DONE, and use it the same way every time.

That small bit of consistency can turn guesswork into connection.

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21 hours ago
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Inclusion starts when communication is accessible.

When a child cannot express a need, they cannot fully participate. ASL helps open that door, especially for children with unique communication needs, so more of the classroom becomes a place where they can join in, respond, and belong.

That is where real inclusion begins, with access to a way to connect.

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What educators need most right now is support that fits into the day they already have.

That means tools that are practical, ready to use, and simple enough to become part of normal classroom routines. Because when a strategy creates more planning, more prep, or more decision fatigue, it stops feeling like support and starts feeling like another task.

For early childhood educators, that matters even more. The day is already full of transitions, behavior support, family communication, and the need to meet children where they are. The best tools do not add to that load. They help reduce it.

That is where ASL can be so powerful.

A sign can give a child a way to communicate before frustration builds. It can support understanding during routines. It can make expectations clearer without requiring educators to repeat themselves over and over. And when signs are woven into everyday moments, they feel natural instead of extra.

That is the kind of support educators deserve. Not more to manage. More that works.

If your goal is to strengthen communication without adding more work, Comment HELP.

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What is behavior trying to say?

Sometimes the loudest moments are really a child’s first attempt at communication. When we pause long enough to listen, we can respond with support instead of escalation.

That small shift changes everything in the classroom and at home.

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Most mealtime frustration starts with one simple problem. Kids need something, but they don’t have a quick way to say it yet.

That’s why easy starter signs like eat, more, help, and all done can make such a difference at the table. They give little ones a clear way to communicate right away, before the guessing game turns into tears.

Start with one sign today.

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2 days ago
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Could your week feel more connected?

A 7-day ASL routine challenge can help school and home move in the same rhythm.

Use the same simple cues each day.

Children start to know what comes next.
Adults get a smoother flow.
Everyone gets more chances to connect.

That’s the goal at home and in the classroom.

Try the challenge this week. #Timetosigninc #LillianHublerTobin #Signandthrive #EarlyLanguageLearning #NonverbalCommunication by @hublerlillian
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