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All Rise...Judge David Johnson says good night to the moon every night. The moon routinely gives him the finger in return. The ChargeIntroduce your child to sign language. The CaseHey, this is pretty cool. Scholastic packages three of its go-to stories onto one DVD, but adds a nifty twist: the segments feature sign language narrators. As the stories unfold, you get three ways to soak them up: the audio narration, a read-along option and the signing. That will give your kiddo a trifecta of learning he or she can indulge in. The stories: "Goodnight Moon" "A Creature Was Stirring" "Gladys Goes Out to Lunch" Each story is entertaining in its own right, but the signing adds a nice new dimension. The live-action sign narrators are cleverly integrated into the story with some nimble computer graphics engineering. Will your offspring pick this new form of communication up immediately? I don't know. Maybe if he or she's a genius. According to a little box on the back of the disc case, studies have linked early sign language learning to improved fin motor skills, increased vocabulary and higher IQ scores. So your kid will have that going for him. Which is nice. Full frame, 2.0 stereo and comprehension quizzes, alphabet finger-spelling and sign language vocabulary for extras. The VerdictNot Guilty. Give us your feedback!Did we give Goodnight Moon ...And More Great Bedtime Stories a fair trial? yes / no Other Reviews You Might Enjoy
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