'The Very Cranky Bear' Auslan version

THE VERY CRANKY BEAR by Nick Bland, 2008
Text and illustration copyright ©Nick Bland, 2008
First published by Scholastic Press, an imprint of Scholastic Australia, 2008
Auslan performer Michelle Goodison
Voice artist Pip Cody
Production by Communication Republic

[@thanhbinh9572]

As a student of AUSLAN, that signing of the story was so inspirational. If I can sign with only a fraction of the expression, fluency and enthusiasm of Michelle, I'll be happy!

[@mitchcath]

I'm sure my granddaughter Olive would love to watch this! - Cathy's Mum

[@rebmads]

My kids loved this (ages 4 and 6), they are interested in learning Auslan.

[@Raceheal]

Loved it soooo much!! Great work! More please!

[@faysangster4488]

Love love love this story, your expression and enthusiasm has changed the way I read this story. Can't wait to read it to my class. Please do more of this author.

[@tanyadeweldon9659]

We absolutely love this

[@amandajkrafft73]

Very good stories, thanks...

[@rlawlgus]

That was great and the story itself was cute! :) You showed a lot of emotion as well which made the story more lively!! Anyway great job again!! :D I loved it!!

[@janetstokes8955]

I thought this was absolutely brilliant! I use NZSL but really its not that different to AUSLAN. I share this with my little students as well and they absolutely love it!

[@karenmcquigg9451]

Great storytelling - so lively and engaging. My favourite part was "boring"! and the general energy of the whole thing.

[@jkm670821]

it good I am thinks

[@sammadewithlove]

anyway to get in touch with the interpreter?

[@dakotasolberg-stanfield2201]

My Auslan teacher knows this lady there best friends. Her name is Michelle. Michelle actually deaf. She can't hear anything! NOTHING! My Auslan teachers name is: Mrs. Mooney

[@katrina9310]

What a lovely story. Sheep are wonderful. Sadly we are masters at abusing them, like so many other animals, because of our speciesism.

[@imyellowteeth4691]

no actually shearing sheep isn't abuse letting them overheat in summer is abuse but we shear them SHEAR THEM not abuse farmers give them amazing pens and good food.

[@flex6483]

Tazzer I’m pretty sure he means eating them