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American sign language games under $5
ASL Alphabet BINGO Game - American Sign Language Activity - Hand Signals
Introduce and reinforce the American Sign Language alphabet with a fun game of BINGO. Your students will love playing this game and they will be learning as they go. It makes a great introduction to the subject and a welcome fun break in the classroom. Included are 26 calling cards and 30 unique bingo game boards.UPDATE: This BINGO game now includes a version that DOES NOT show the letter on the boards, making a more challenging activity. You will receive both versions with your purchase.We r
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2nd - 5th
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Sign Language (ASL) Wordsearch- 10 puzzles (packet 1)
ASL word search. Look for basic sign language introductory terms in this fun word search. Students learn their ABC's in ASL and learn to read fingerspelling by searching out the hidden terms. It is also a great way to introduce students to basic conversational terms. The puzzle can also be used as a vocabulary list that students can keep track of terms learned. No more boring lists. Students, deaf or hearing, will love learning to fingerspell with these puzzles.10 puzzles include vocabulary for:
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL UNO Style Card Game (American Sign Language)
Revised & updated. UNO style card game done in American Sign Language, ASL style. This isn't the original UNO card game but style of play is similar. Learn numbers 1 to 9 in ASL, plus a few letters & colors along the way. Your students will be having so much fun, they won't even realize they are learning.Great way to lead in a unit on learning numbers in ASL. You could also teach colors and the ABC's. This is a great activity for learners of all ages...teachers included. Print the
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American Sign Language (ASL) Battleship
American Sign Language Battleship is a fun twist on the original board game "Battleship." If you are looking for a quick way to work on fingerspelling skills or just need a fun activity for your classroom, check this game out. Of course, it works great in the ASL classroom, but this game works in any classroom. My high school kids love this game but it could be used in elementary classrooms just as well. For best results, laminate pages for repeated game play (use dry erase markers). Persona
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1st - 12th
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ASL UNO card Game: Fingerspelling: word and letter recognition
Connect with me on instagram @oilsandaurasThis uno like card game is perfect for beginner ASL learners to practice reading and recognizing finger spelled words and letters.This resource contains 2 decks, one for finger spelled words and one for random letter recognition.Students can also practice fingerspelling their word after playing it to increase fluency.Print on card stock, or glue printed pages onto construction paper and laminate for increased durability.
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1st - 8th
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ASL Fluency Games Bundle
Learn American Sign Language signs and practice fluently signing the names animals, food, and words about play. In addition, you'll get ideas for study and practice. This can also be used to learn the English names of items. Game board, instructions, student's data tracker, and learning certificate included. A fun and useful tool for distance learning, a classroom center, and partner work.I appreciate your feedback and ratings. Each time you leave feedback, you earn valuable points toward dis
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Not Grade Specific
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Sign Language (ASL) Wordsearch- 12 puzzles (packet 2)
12 puzzles-These wordsearches are a fun break from the same old, same old. These puzzles gives introductory students a chance to practice fingerspelling recognition and skills. More advance students also love the puzzles. These puzzles give teachers an opportunity a chance to introduce new topics and vocabulary. Product is protected by copy right.Earn free TPT credits when you leave feedback. If you like what you see, follow me for special offers.Check out these other ASL game products:ASL Bi
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL (american sign language) Food Bingo
American Sign Language food bingo. 25 bingo cards with call out cards included. Great way to review vocabulary for food signs. Great game for all ages. Perfect no-prep type activity. Print off as many boards as you need. Laminate boards for repeated game play (with dry erase markers). Your students will love this. Big thanks to 35 Corks Art Studio for their awesome images.Check out these other ASL game products:Jumbo Sized ASL Plinko-2 Pack BundleASL Unscramble the Letters Jeopardy- 3 Pac
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â ASL (Sign Language) Bingo Bundle (calendar, food, colors, school, weather)
DIGITAL ASL Alphabet BINGO Game - American Sign Language Activity
You will love how easy it is to implement this online BINGO game featuring the letters of the alphabet in American Sign Language. It is designed to be integrated into your distance learning meet ups. Just provide your students with a link to the interactive board. Each player will automatically receive a different version. When you are ready to play, simply open the BINGO game and follow the uncomplicated instructions to begin calling the cards. Share your screen with your students and they
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2nd - 5th
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ASL Scattergories
Use this game to review vocabulary. It is a word documents that can be edited to fit your classroom needs. Categories are: colors, clothes, people, what people enjoy doing, animals, cities/states, holidays, time, classroom items, and school locations/items.I use this as a review for my ASL 2, 3, or 4 classes the first week of school. It's also perfect for a review game near the end of ASL 1.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL Animal Signs plus Game
Learn American Sign Language signs for 35 animals and practice fluently signing the animal names with a game. This can also be used to learn the English names of animals. Learning certificates included. The following animals are included: Alligator BearBee BirdBunny ButterflyCat CowDinosaur DogDonkey DuckElephant FishGiraffe GoatGorilla HorseLion LlamaMonkey Mouse Octopus OwlPenguin PigTurtle SharkSheep Snake Squirrel TigerWhale Worm Zebra I appreciate your feedback and ratings. If you would
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â ASL Fluency Games Bundle
ASL Dice Game - Food - American Sign Language
Students love games. Why not free up your time and use this amazing activity to get students using ASL. Dice games are great for vocabulary practice and repetition. They can also be used to start conversations. The game needs 2 dice. The game can be played in small groups or with partners. Once downloaded, make as many copies as needed for your classroom. Laminate them to prolong the life of the document. Printing in color is highly recommended for descriptions. Dice not included.You may also li
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â ASL Dice Games Bundle
ASL Christmas Word Ornament Puzzles
These American Sign Language Christmas Word Ornament Puzzles cards are the perfect addition to the classroom. A great way to introduce and reinforce words by introducing both ENGLISH and ASL for your students!This ASL Christmas word puzzles resource includes 34 Christmas wordsOrnament puzzles includes1 sets of 34 puzzle game boards with English words1 sets of 34 puzzle circles that has the ASL signing character, pictures, and print Christmas word 34 words from the Christmas word list:Â Bell, book
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PreK - 3rd
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Accessible Technologies Used by Deaf/Hard of Hearing People
Introduce technologies that are used by deaf/hard of hearing people with your students. Download includes a copy of a Google Slideshow, Webquest activity, and Go Fish game. Technologies included:Phones: captioned phone, TTY, amplified phoneFlashing phone alertVideo message apps: Glide, FaceTime, Marco PoloBluetooth technologyTextingVideo Relay ServiceVideo Relay InterpretingMovie theatre tech: CaptiView, Sony Access glassesFlashing doorbell alertVibrating alarm clockCaptioning: real-time caption
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Not Grade Specific
ASL Thanksgiving I Have, Who Has
Make learning asl signs fun with this I Have, Who Has game pack. Words Includedate, bring, corn, dining room, dinner, drink, eat, family, football, full, game, Happy Thanksgiving, home, kitchen, more, pie, play, please, potato, pumpkin, sweet potato, table, thank you, togetherContents• 25 cardsASL Thanksgiving Related ResourcesASL Thanksgiving Vocabulary Pocket Chart CenterASL Thanksgiving Color by Code - Numbers, Letters, and Sight WordsASL American Sign Language NO PREP Worksheets - Thanksgivi
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K - 2nd
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ASL Pictionary: Foods
Sometimes you just need a fun way to review vocabulary. ASL Pictionary is the classic game of Pictionary with ASL gifs, pictures, and words added to each slide. You can play 3 ways: whole group, small groups, and pairs. My personal favorite is pairs because the level of engagement is high (all students are either drawing or guessing). The student who is drawing the word can see the slide and can look at the gif to make sure students are signing it correctly. To keep the game moving, game
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL Classifiers Describe and Draw Activity: Christmas Fun! (Google Slides)
In my classroom, we have Fun Fridays and this game is always a hit! This version features Christmas fun. Students must use ASL to describe a picture from the Google Slide. Their partner (who cannot see the picture) must try to draw what is being signed (no peeking). Google Slide includes directions and 12 pictures. Also available:ASL Classifier Describe and Draw Activity: Thanksgiving TimeASL Classifiers Describe and Draw Activity: Around CampusASL Classifiers Describe and Draw Activity: D
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Classifier Describe and Draw Activity BUNDLE: Holidays
The 5 Minute Activity Bundle
11 pages of 5 minute talking prompts. Get students talking using this activity as a warm up, review, bell ringer, to fill the last 5 minutes of class, or as a brain break in the middle of class. Each page is in color and can be projected or copied and distributed to students. There is a space for them to keep their points.Ideas for use:Team competitions...who can name the quickest?Family Feud...use as the questions for the gameIndividual practice...good for testing timeAdditional work...assig
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL I have, Who has? Christmas game
This ASL Christmas game is big enough to be used with a class, but can also be used for small group, centers, morning warm-up, etc. This is a fun game that can be used during Christmas time to help students recognize 24 ASL Christmas vocabulary while playing a fun game at the same time. A great practice for ASL receptive and expressive skills.24 Words includes in this game:angel, bell, book, candle, candy, candy cane, Christmas, children, cookies, doll, elf, family, fire, game, light, milk, Nort
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PreK - 5th
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ASL American Sign Language I Have, Who Has - Feelings and Emotions
Make learning asl signs fun with this I Have, Who Has game pack. Feelings and Emotions Includedbored, confused, content, embarrassed, excited, frustrated, happy, love, mad, proud, sad, scared, shy, surprised, tired, and worriedContents• 19 cardsRelated ResourcesASL American Sign Language I Have, Who Has - Numbers 0-20 (2 Games)ASL American Sign Language I Have, Who Has - Letters (2 Games)ASL American Sign Language I Have, Who Has - Color WordsASL American Sign Language I Have, Who Has - Feelings
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K - 2nd
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Also included in:Â ASL American Sign Language Feelings and Emotions Bundle
ASL Crossword Puzzle - Months, Seasons, & Holidays
This crossword is intended to practice receptive skills and review signs they learned in class. Students will use a PowerPoint or Google Slides to find the words that they will need to complete the puzzle.Use this for students who finish their work early, sub plans, or before a long break!Low prep! Simply print the crossword and post the PowerPoint online for students.Included:Crossword PuzzleAnswer sheetInstructions for teacher and word listPowerPoint with gifs of signs/words
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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ASL Animal Dice Game
Students love games. Why not free up your time and use this amazing activity to get students using ASL. Dice games are great for vocabulary practice and repetition. The game needs 2 dice. The game can be played in small groups or with partners. Once downloaded, make as many copies as needed for your classroom. Laminate them to prolong the life of the document. Printing in color is highly recommended for descriptions. Dice not included.Other games you might like:Dice Game StatesDice Game Clothing
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â ASL Dice Games Bundle
ASL UNO- Set 1
Similar game of UNO but add sight words in sign language.
A fun activities and card game to practice with color, recognizing sign and Sight words!
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PreK - 1st
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ASL Family and Communication Dice Game
This dice game is used to encourage conversations and practice family vocabulary terms. Students roll the dice, find the conversation topic and talk for 1 - 2 minutes about that topic. Or, if the student lands on the image of the sign, give the word. When the student is done, the group will ask questions, make comments, offer suggestions or tell something about their own family.This is a fun way for student to chat about family and practice vocabulary. Ideas for use:- Game day activity- Station
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â ASL Dice Games Bundle
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