Childrens services Makaton Sign language
Author: University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire
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Description: Childrens services Makaton Sign language, is an informative document that introduces the Makaton language, a simplified form of communication that combines words, gestures, facial expressions and symbols.
Subject: Sign Language
Pages: 27
Megabytes: 0.56 MB
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