Sign Language (ASL) Posters and Reference Cue Cards
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American sign language is a visual means of communication typically used by individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing. However, there are many other benefits to learning and teaching basic signs to your children or students. ASL provides children with a multisensory approach to language acquisition. Children who can communicate their wants and needs are less likely to engage in challenging behavior.
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This resource contains a basic sign language poster in color & black/white. The poster contains 16 basic signs: yes, no, mom, dad, bathroom, eat, water, more, play, thank you, please, stop, like, help, all done, and want.
In addition, there is a set of reference cards in color & black/white. These cards can be laminated and bound with a ring for quick access. The reference card set includes 24 basic signs. Signs include: who, what, where, when, why, me, you, and friend, in addition to the 16 signs listed above.
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Check out these visual cue cards: Visual Rule Cue Cards or Behavioral Momentum Cue Cards
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