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American sign language projects under $5
Halloween Murder Mystery - ASL, ESL, Deaf/HH
Muder at Monster ManorA murder mystery is a great way to get students into the Halloween spirit. This activity uses tons of Halloween vocabulary, allows students to practice receptive communication, and it requires collaboration and communication to solve. It is a win, win for everyone involved. How does it work? It is easy. There are 41 short clues created to lead students towards the guilty party. The teacher or students will record the clues and turn them into a QR code or shortened URL so st
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: ASL Halloween Activities Bundle
Braille Writing Project- Great with Helen Keller or Louis Braille Reading
My students love to write and read in Braille after reading about Helen Keller and Louis Braille.
Includes labels written in both Standard Alphabetical letters with the Braille version underneath: Name, Favorite Food, Favorite Animal, Best Friend, Age, Do they like Cats or Dogs, and Favorite Color.
A brief history on how Braille works and the inventor.
A list of books to share and read with the students.
Examples of the finished assignment.
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PreK - 6th
Deaf Space Diorama Project (ASL)
Students explore what makes a space deaf-friendly and then recreate a space in their own school to be a more conducive to the Deaf community. This resource includes 4 pages that allow students to study Deaf space, learn the 5 components that make an environment Deaf friendly, research rooms/places in their school, and create a diorama of that space with their changes.For other ASL resources look below:ASL Idiom PostersDPN Digital Gallery WalkMuseum of the Deaf and FamousMaster ASL Unit 1 Choice
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7th - 12th
Girl Scout Promise and Law in ASL
The Girl Scout Promise and Law are presented in American Sign Language (ASL). Illustrations presented in ASL are followed by a chart that gives written explanations for each word concept that is illustrated. An excellent project for the while group or individuals working on badges.
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Not Grade Specific
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ASL Research Report: Those Who Made an Impact
Help your students gain a broader perspective of those who made an impact on the Deaf Community with this research report project. Students will write a simple report, create a poster, and present it to other students in the class. I like to post the posters along the wall on a timeline for students to visually see when the people lived. The file includes:1) Directions2) Grading Sheet3) List of people for sign-ups & presentation sign up sheet4) Notetaking sheets for students
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL Semester Expressive Project: Create a VLOG
In this expressive semester project the students create a VLOG to share with the class. This assignment is perfect for ASL 2 and ASL 3 students. It could be mofified to fit ASL 1 or 4. Students learn more ASL when they are interested in the topic. This final semester project allows students to show their ASL proficiency as they create a VLOG. This documents includes:Detailed student directions.A rubric for grading. Forms for students to fill out as they watch the VLOGs presented in class (re
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sign Language Memes and Meme Wall Activity. (154 memes)
Students love memes. This is a great way to incorporate what they enjoy doing with content you want to teach. 154 pre-made memes included. These memes are geared to American Sign Language (ASL). Just print them off, hang them in your room and wait for students to laugh their heads off.Students can also create their own memes. I have included 88 blank meme pictures. I have included instructions on how to add text to each meme photo. I have also included sample memes which use ASL "Gallaudet
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9th - 12th
ASL Semester Expressive Project: Guidelines and Rubric
This documents outlines the expectation for Semester Projects for ASL 2, 3, or 4 students. Students learn a lot more ASL when they are interested in the topic. This final semester project allows students to show their level of ASL as they engage in a project of their choice. This documents includes the project directions and a rubric for grading. The file is a Microsoft Word file that you can edit to adjust to your personal classroom needs. Hope your students enjoy it as much as mine do!If
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9th - 12th
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Caribbean American Heritage Month|Biography Research Template| 22 Famous figures
Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month with this engaging biography research template! This comprehensive resource is perfect for educators looking to incorporate cultural diversity into their curriculum. Designed for use on platforms like Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT), this template provides a structured framework for students to conduct research on prominent figures of Caribbean American heritage. With sections for biographical information, contributions to society, cultural background, and
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3rd - 9th
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ASL Jesus Loves Me
"Jesus Loves Me" in American Sign Language
Because American Sign Language (ASL) is its own language, words are not translated exactly like English. For example, the words "this I know" from the song would be signed "know me this," and Bible is signed "Jesus Book." American Sign Language is conceptual.
This translation provides hand drawn illustrations for each sign. Additionally, there is a word description for each sign in a separate chart so that every sign is explained in additi
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PreK - 1st
ASL Classifiers: Presentation Directions and Scoring Sheet
This file is a word document so you can edit for your personal classroom needs. The file include student directions and teacher scoring sheet with rubric.Also available in a bundle: ASL Classifier BUNDLEWant to see how this product works within our ASL Classroom? Check out ASL 1 Curriculum Framework for High School: Signing Naturally Units 1-6If you like this product, check out other Expressive Assignments.©2016 I Think I Can PAH! Permission for personal classroom use and to make adjustments
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: American Sign Language Classifiers Bundle
Hand Signals Clipart- Classroom Management- Black/Transparent -ASL Sign Language
Are you a TPT seller looking to create products using ASL signs? This resource includes 12 common hand signs that can be used in the classroom setting.This set is created for personal and/ or commercial use. It includes 12 different black line drawings of common hand signals to use in your classroom. These images come with transparent backgrounds. Please note that the hand signals will JUST be the black lines pictured- they are not colored in. The back ground in this picture is white, but the ha
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Staff
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All About Me ASL Project
Are you looking for a creative and engaging way for your students to demonstrate their proficiency in American Sign Language? Look no further than the All About Me ASL expressive assignment! This end-of-the-year/start-of-the-year project offers students an opportunity to showcase their learning, communicate personal stories, and highlight their ASL skills.The packet includes:a slide deck template (Google) students can use to insert their contentA 2-page planning sheet3 rubric options Student ins
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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No Prep Emotions and Facial Expressions Project for ASL Class
Do your Sign Language students have a hard time with facial expressions?This simple Emotions Facial Expressions Project can help them break out of their shell! Use the PDF to assign the project with all of the information and instructions!Included is a Google Slides Example and a Canva Presentation Example + TemplateThis is a NO-PREP activity, and super easy to assign for when there is a sub!
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6th - 12th
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America the Beautiful in ASL
America the Beautiful in ASL
Words to this beautiful song are translated into American Sign Language syntax and illustrated with drawings. An explanation follows each line, explaining how to make the signs with easy word descriptions.
Two verses are presented.
To see a sample complete with a sign illustration, go to the PREVIEW.
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Not Grade Specific
God Bless the USA in Signs
Eleven pages of hand-drawn illustrations that provide signs for Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA" lyrics. Each sign is listed and explained in words.
A wonderful presentation for the end-of-year program or any patriotic holiday. In our school, we played the Lee Greenwood CD and the children signed it. We then performed it again for the troops in our area and reconvened for a July 4th performance as well.
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4th - 7th
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We are hiring! Job application - ASL - Project Based Learning
Students will create a video resume for their dream job! Rubric included!
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3rd - 12th
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Famous Deaf Person Project
This is an easy 3 or 4 day project for new ASL students to learn about the influence different Deaf people have had on the Deaf Community. Students are asked to research a famous Deaf Person and how they have impacted or contributed to the world. This project can be adapted for higher and lower grade levels, can be presented through a slide show or poster boards.
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Not Grade Specific
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Memorial Day Flag Number Sequencing Puzzles | Fine Motor Skills and Problem-sol
How do I use this resource?Practice number sequencing skills with the Memorial Day Flag Number Sequencing Puzzles 1-5 and 1-10. Students will cut out the rectangles and place them in the correct order to create a flag picture. Using this resource with your class will enhance their fine motor skills and problem-solving abilities all the while observing Memorial Day.
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PreK - 2nd
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Plan a Weekend Get-Away in American Sign Language
Signers may use this graphic organizer to support their work in creating a short narrative about a weekend Get-Away that they will sign in American Sign Languaeg. GLOSS shows a possible grammar pattern that can be used for new signers. The work also allows for signers to try and practice a few of their own ASL utterances to add to their signing narrative.
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6th - 12th
The Silence Between Us Novel Study / ASL Project
This is an interactive Google Slides notebook that can be used as a Novel Study, Book Report, or Presentation Project for The Silence Between Us, by Alison Gervais. This Interactive Notebook has students complete 6 tabs of work as follows: Cover - Title of book + Your Name & Class PeriodRed Tab - 2 signs you learned from reading this book. (note which chapter you learned each from)Orange Tab - 2x characters and ASL gloss descriptions of them.Yellow Tab - 2x pictures depicting different even
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9th - 12th
A.S.L. Vlog to Santa Claus
ONE OF BEST A.S.L. INVENTION BY ASL MACGYVER!
This is one of GREAT A.S.L. activity for the Winter/Christmas Holiday theme. This one page contains all-in-one (Learning goal, procedures, Calculated Rubric Assessment for ASL signed presentation and teacher's notes). The goal of the activity is to have ASL students to create the Christmas Wishlist of 5 items along with instructions and send the ASL vlog to Santa Claus (to Teacher, of course!). It is ideal for all ages, even college level ASL stud
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Acquisition of Novel -Terms - Documentation of English & ASL Mastery
This is the ANT-DREAM (Acquisition of Novel -Terms - Documentation of English & ASL Mastery), which allows for a Teacher of the Deaf to check on vocabulary terms (words and or signs), whether the students are familiar with the word in English and/or ASL, whether the student can spell the word manually/orally or written, knows the definition, etcWritten by a Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing Teacher of the Deaf, using surveys of English and ASL users, to be used by teachers with their DHH students.
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Not Grade Specific
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23rd Psalm -- The Lord is my Shepherd in American Sign Language
23rd Psalm
The Lord is my Shepherd in American Sign Language
Adapted to ASL by Elaine Ernst Schneider
American Sign Language (ASL) has its own syntax, so the words to the 23rd Psalm are written on the left side of the page and the translation into ASL syntax appears on the right. There is no one right way to sign a poem scripture, or song, but this version is really lovely.
Use the illustrations and the sign explanations to sign this
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Not Grade Specific
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