Review on Painless Learning Language Alphabet Placemat by Doug Virden

My daughter and I have several deaf friends, so we took an ASL class to learn how to communicate better with them. But we also need to constantly check so that when they FaceTime us, we'll be ready. This is where the ASL cutlery basket comes into its own. The letters and gestures are presented very clearly so that anyone can sing ASL or just practice during lunch or snack time. On the back of the napkin is a character chart where you write the letter that corresponds to the character. The mat is laminated so answers can be erased and the mat reused for review. Ideal for children learning ASL or for adults who just want to review at lunch.