An important part of communication with American Sign Language (ASL) is being able to spell out words. If a word or name does not have a correlating sign, it is frequently finger spelled. This is an important skill for communicating in ASL and also helps students practice their spelling words.

Originally released by Two Little Hands, 2009. Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on May 07, 2015.

Learn to Sign the Letter a (0:35); --Learn to Sign the Letter b (0:23); -- Learn to Sign the Letter c (0:25); -- Learn to Sign the Letter d (0:36); -- Learn to Sign the Letter e (0:22); -- Learn to Sign the Letter f (0:23); -- Learn to Sign the Letter g (1:14); -- Learn to Sign the Letter h (0:32); -- Learn to Sign the Letter i (0:26); -- Learn to Sign the Letter j (0:25); -- Learn to Sign the Letter k (1:15); -- Learn to Sign the Letter l (0:22); -- Learn to Sign the Letter m (0:26); -- Learn to Sign the Letter n (0:30); -- Learn to Sign the Letter o (0:24); -- L, M, N, O Song using Sign Language (2:33); -- Learn to Sign the Letter p (0:29); -- Learn to Sign the Letter q (0:26); -- Learn to Sign the Letter r (0:29); -- Learn to Sign the Letter s (0:31); -- Learn to Sign the Letter t (0:31); -- Learn to Sign the Letter u (0:29); -- Learn to Sign the Letter v (0:27); -- Learn to Sign the Letter w (0:32); -- ABC Song for the Letters P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W using Sign Language (0:45); -- Learn to Sign the Letter x (0:28); -- Learn to Sign the Letter y (0:32); -- Learn to Sign the Letter z (0:32); -- ABC Song using Sign Language (2:48);.