Rachel Coleman is an influential figure in children's entertainment and education, widely recognized for her work as a co-creator of the "Signing Time!" series, which teaches children American Sign Language (ASL) through song and dance. Her passion for this work is deeply personal, as her own daughter Leah is deaf, and her nephew, Alex, who appears in the series, is hard of hearing. This intimate connection with the deaf community is what drove Rachel to become an advocate for ASL education.

Coleman's discography showcases a commitment to blending learning with fun, with a focus on accessibility for children with hearing impairments. Her release "Oh, the Places We've Been" continues this tradition, providing engaging content for both deaf and hearing children. "Signing Time Nursery Rhymes" combines classic childhood songs with ASL, while her series "Rachel & the TreeSchoolers" incorporates educational themes like the solar system, Earth science, and biology with the aim of teaching children about the world through a mix of signing, singing, and cheerful visuals. The educational aspect of her music extends even to festive occasions, as seen in "Signing Time Christmas." Her albums like "Happy Healthy Me" focus on promoting physical and emotional wellness for children. With a portfolio that champions both accessible education and holistic development, Rachel Coleman has become an essential figure in modern children’s educational media.

Genres

Children's Music

Preschool Children's Music

Latest Release

Oh, the Places We've Been

Rachel Coleman

Single - Released April 13, 2018