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tBritish Sign Language games that will help you practice your BSL skills and help you think more visually.
These games are also for the Deaf community to play and enjoy in your own language without barriers.
What is Hands Down Card Game?
Scan the QR code or copy link for BSL translation of game information: https://signlyqr.signly.co/panels/68dfd0aa77c726f04dcb2c2f/bsl
Hands Down is a Deaf and HoH friendly game with a goal of getting more British Sign Language (BSL) games into society to bridge the gap between the Deaf and Hearing world.
Its a game aimed for 7+, it has 2 Games in 1 and can be played with just 2 players or as many players as you like!
Experience playing this game at home with family to help teach those around you how to sign, or play with Deaf friends on a night out, you could even play it with your BSL class to learn in a more interactive fun way!
Each category will bring new challenges and hours of fun, play with or without the Dice and Dice Card to make things even harder.
We are also now partnered with Signly who have translated the games instructions into BSL to be more accessible to the Deaf community.
How to play?
GAME 1: Turn over a card in the deck, if it is a category card start the game with a sign linked to that category. (Roll the dice and refer to the 'Roll the Dice" Card to make the rounds harder) Go around each player, if a sign is repeated, incorrect or the player has taken too long to answer they are eliminated from that round! keep taking it in turns until one person is remaining, they are the winner!
More detailed instructions on the game card in the pack
Whats included?
1. Card Box with Hands Down Logo sticker.
2. 38 Cards All together- 6 different category cards- 3 Special cards-
1 instruction card- 1 Roll the Dice card.
3. Resin Dice Colour will Vary
4. Scan the QR code on the box to get the BSL translated game instructions.
Ages 7+
WARNING: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard.
Signabble is a fast-paced, hands-on signing game where players build British Sign Language signs by connecting handshape tiles.
Place a tile, create a sign, and score points - but choose carefully, as clever placements can earn big bonuses.
It's part strategy, part memory, and all about thinking on your hands.
What included?
70 tiles
Travel bag
Instruction card
AGES 7+
WARNING: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard.
The Sign-off
Instructions:
Roll the dice, match the handshape, and race to sign as many words as you can—before time runs out!
Discription:
6 sided dice with 6 individual handshapes on each side.
Plastics sand timer colour will vary
Card with instructions about how to play the game.
Cotton Canvas drawstring bag that holds all the pieces.
Ages 7+
WARNING: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard.
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collaborations
I partnered with Signly on the Hands Down instructions to make them accessible to the Deaf community. Scan the QR code on the back of the box to for the BSL translation.
feedback
“This is my first time ordering the print club and I am so impressed by the quality. The paper quality and the design exceeded my expectations. I’m not new to sign language but I still learned so much from the illustrations and explanations. Plus the stickers are very cute! I am a huge fan and will be buying again.”
“My third BSL print club and as always I'm really enjoying learning new signs. Some of the signs I would't have got around to learning by myself necessarily, but with the cards it is helping me to learn more aclectic signs. Soon I hope to have enough to wallpaper a wall in them - here I go to order Septembers offerings 🥰 Thanks Zee, you the best”
Who am i and what is my job?
Who am I?
Hi, My name’s Zee! I am Deaf and I started to set up Listen in Silent Mode in 2024 after previous jobs were inaccessible to me.
What is my job?
My job is making accessible resources for people to use and learn! I also make Deaf and BSL-learner friendly games and gifts.
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