Peanut Butter
To sign peanut butter, place the thumb of your dominant hand in front of your mouth, and pull it out and down (which is actually the sign for peanut). Follow this motion with the sign for butter, which is a spreading motion over your non-dominant hand using your middle and index fingers.
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Food signs are really fun to use when we begin to explore and identify preferences and dislikes. Peanut butter is a family favorite. Practice it during snack time.
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Hi. My son and I need to learn sign language as he is nonverbal but can hear and understand what he is told. Itbisnhardnfor him to communicate his needs. Where can we learn sign language? Class/course at a college? YouTube? Thanks
ADMIN – Hi Adrianne,
Your language therapist can point you to the best local resources.
Related signs might be cracker, cheese, jelly. My granddaughter loves the goldfish crackers; also the cheese and peanut butter crackers. She’s not eating jelly yet, but it goes with peanut butter.
Thanks for the free signs dictionary!!