Coleman is known for her colored fingers dentifying her hand signs
Coming to South City High on March 22nd is international educator and entertainer Rachael Coleman, the acclaimed person behind the success of the children’s series ‘Signing Time‘. 100% of the proceeds of this upcoming show will be donated to the Down Syndrome Research and Treatment Foundation.
Coleman and her sister Emilie Brown co-founded TWO LITTLE HANDS PRODUCTION which showcases the labor of love programming Signing Time which can be seen on NICK JR and PBS stations and has been received Emmy nominations.
Signing is a great tool for all little ones since most do not develop the ability to speak clearly until they are about 2 years of age. However with signing even infants as young as 5-6 months can communicate simple information such as ‘milk’. Imagine a life with your little ones being able to let you know when they are tired, hungry, thirsty, hurt, happy, need changing and so forth by signing to you. It’s pretty simple to learn and Coleman makes it fun.
Tickets WILL go fast so check out this link HERE and get registered now.
As Coleman shows, signing is easy to learn
Information from the Event
Join Rachel Coleman and friends for a Signing Time! concert in South San Francisco on March 22, 2014. Tickets are $21 for general admission, $100 for a VIP experience and FREE for lap kids 18 months or younger!
Signing Time! is an Emmy-nominated television series with an impressive international following amongst children ages one to eight. See: http://www.signingtime.com/
100% of the proceeds of this event will go to the Down Syndrome Research and Treatment Foundation.
Notes for Families:
Show starts promptly at 10:30am and doors open at 10:15am.
VIP guests will be welcomed at 9am to visit with Rachel, have VIP family pictures taken, select preferred seating, and enjoy the private pre-show sound check (a super fun experience for kids!).
General Admission seating in the auditorium is on a first-come basis.
Seating will be reserved for guests in wheelchairs, and for those requiring proximity to ASL interpretation. Please email us at donations@dsrtf.org to reserve these seats.
The Melt, Jamba Juice, and Curry Up Now will be on-site selling food. A portion of their profits will also benefit Down syndrome research.
Special thanks to our event sponsor: Bitscopic.com
For information on sponsorship or other ways you can support this event and Down syndrome cognition research, email: donations@dsrtf.org.