Sign Language - Colors

One of the easiest things to learn in sign language is the signs for colors. Every color of the rainbow has a sign. These signs can be found online, in print, and on DVD. Here are some sources of these color signs:

Color Sign Language Online

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brown Signing Online * ASL Browser SignHear ASL University ASL Pro Handspeak.com *
green ASL Browser SignHear ASL University ASL Pro Handspeak.com *
orange ASL Browser SignHear ASL University ASL Pro Handspeak.com *
pink ASL Browser SignHear ASL Pro Handspeak.com *
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red ASL Browser ASL Pro Handspeak.com * SignHear ASL University LessonTutor
white ASL Browser SignHear ASL University ASL Pro Handspeak.com * LessonTutor
yellow ASL Browser SignHear ASL University ASL Pro Handspeak.com * LessonTutor

Sign Language Books of Colors

A handful of books and videos teach the signs for colors:

• A Book of Colors (A Baby's First Sign Book) - teaches a baby the basic colors in sign language.
• Talking Hands Colors and Shapes - teaches both shapes and colors.
• We Sign Colors - DVD from WeSign.com. This is a sign and sing along DVD with color songs. According to the WeSign website, this DVD has the songs The Color Song, Colors and Things, Mixin' All My Colors, Snowman's Hat, and Let My Colors Row. . A sample video is on YouTube.

Color Sign Language on YouTube

YouTube has several videos of people demonstrating color signs. Here are a few:

• Sign Language Colors - a woman does a few color signs, holding up different colored pieces of construction paper.
• Colors - an expressionless woman demonstrates several color signs. Has text.

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