Sing & Sign Wonder Lab
At Kinderberry Hill, we know that communication starts long before children can speak. Our Wonder Lab Sing & Sign program is specially designed for infants and toddlers, providing a joyful and interactive introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) through the magic of music, movement, and play.
Strengthens bonds
Using sign language creates intentional moments of eye contact, shared focus, and responsive interaction between children and adults. These early back-and-forth exchanges deepen bonds between caregivers and children, fostering a strong sense of security and emotional connection.
Supports Language Development
Signing engages both sides of the brain, building vocabulary before verbal speech emerges, and laying a strong foundation for future communication and literacy skills
Boosts confidence
When young children successfully communicate before they can speak, it boosts their self-esteem and sense of independence. Every successful sign is a small “win” that helps them feel capable and understood.
At Kinderberry Hill, we believe communication begins well before a child’s first words. Our Wonder Lab Sing & Sign program offers infants and toddlers a joyful, interactive introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) through music, movement, and sensory play. Led by skilled specialists, each session blends playful learning with purpose—inviting little ones to sing, dance, explore props, and connect meaning to signs in a way that feels natural and fun. Whether they’re signing “milk,” “all done,” or “please,” children begin to understand and express themselves in new ways, building both confidence and connection. More than just learning signs, this unique experience lays the groundwork for strong language development, meaningful relationships, and a lifelong love of communication.
Music & Movement
Lively songs and dancing to promote rhythm, movement, and language.
Hands-On Discovery
Puppets, musical instruments, and real-life objects that encourage hands-on discovery.
Sensory Exploration
Scarves, flashlights, and other sensory-rich props to stimulate curiosity.
Story & Song
Story-song books that combine literacy, music, and sign language in a way children love.
Our son, who started as an infant, is now an independent preschooler who can write his name, speak Spanish, and looks forward to school everyday. Our daughter, who just moved from infants to toddlers, has followed in footsteps classroom-wise and those teachers now feel like family. We love KBH!
