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Sign Language - Colors

ROYGBIV in Sign Language

By Jamie Berke, About.com

Updated: December 17, 2007

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Here are sources for signs for colors:

black ASL Browser SignHear ASL University ASL Pro Handspeak.com *
blue ASL Browser SignHear ASL University ASL Pro Handspeak.com *
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 *
purple ASL Browser SignHear ASL University ASL Pro Handspeak.com *
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

There are a handful of books and videos that teach the signs for colors:
  • A Book of Colors (A Baby's First Sign Book) (compare prices) - teaches a baby the basic colors in sign language.
  • Talking Hands Colors and Shapes (compare prices) - teaches both shapes and colors.
  • We Sign Colors - DVD from WeSign.com.

* = Paid site

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