Moses Sees a Play
Moses Sees a Play by Isaac Millman is a First Edition published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR) on April 6, 2004. This 32-page book presents a story centered around Moses and his classmates as they attend a performance by the Little Theatre of the Deaf. The narrative introduces Manuel, a new student who is still learning English and sign language, highlighting the challenges of communication faced by those with special needs.
Readers will find a vibrant exploration of friendship and social issues as Moses attempts to connect with Manuel through body gestures and simple signs. The book features clear and colorful illustrations, along with written English and American Sign Language (ASL), allowing readers to engage with the content actively. Detailed diagrams of the signs are included, making it an educational experience for those interested in performing arts and the importance of inclusivity in school settings.
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A lively performance by the Little Theatre of the Deaf
Actors from the Little Theatre of the Deaf are coming to Moses’ school, and Moses and his classmates are going to see a play! A class from another school joins them, and Moses is introduced to Manuel, who has just moved to the United States. Manuel doesn’t know English or sign language yet. Moses, being deaf, knows how hard it can be when no one understands you, so he tries communicating with Manuel using body gestures, while also teaching him some simple signs.
This delightful book about Moses incorporates clear and colorful pictures, written English, and American Sign Language (ASL). Detailed diagrams of the signs are included so that readers can learn along with Manuel.
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