Project Hear and the Ukrainian Relief Fund conducted the first lesson of sign language for young children in the first grade. An open sign language lesson was held at Kyiv School No. 23 by Natalia Kravtsova, a sign language translator. The lesson was supported by the project Hear and the author of the project Alexandra Smirnova. It was a lesson in kindness, a lesson in sign language for 1-B students. The children took the lesson with a bang, were delighted with the new language, with the knowledge gained. They studied the dactyl alphabet with special interest, which they remembered. Now they can even learn sign language at home with their parents. "Children are an indicator of society. And while adults doubt the inclusive future, we see that it already exists. Some will call it a lesson in acquaintance with sign language, and for us it was an hour of happiness, ”Alexander Smirnov shared his impressions. The beginning of such lessons of kindness is given. Anyone who wants to hold such lessons in their schools can contact the Hear project team .The organizers will help to create a program for such important lessons, which from childhood will help bring the interests of children with hearing problems and hearing children, and will better understand the world of people with hearing problems. #Feel #Ufund 🎬 Watch the first video report: Interpersonal interaction is something we face all our lives. There is a "golden rule of ethics" formulated by God knows when and by whom and wanders from culture to culture: "Treat others as you would like to be treated." Love people, use things, not the other way around.