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Free american sign language assessments
Sign Language Basic Communication Freebie
Looking for materials to help teach basic sign language to your students? This sign language poster freebie is perfect for preschool and students with special needs to work on their communication skills!The basic sign language poster includes:24 visuals of signs that are useful for the classroom Need more sign language resources? Check this out! Sign Language Basic Communication Growing BundleFollow me & receive product updates:• Look for the green star next to my store logo.• Click it to b
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Free American Sign Language and ABC Matching worksheet
This product is print ready! Great activity to test knowledge of ASL Alphabet Handshapes!Preschoolers to adult learners can match ABC Letters to ASL handshapes.Use as an activity in ASL classes for All age groups!
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AAC Evaluation Procedures Checklist
This is a checklist that I had developed to help myself (and others) with going about the process of conducting an initial AAC evaluation. This checklist lists key components of an AAC evaluation that should be performed in order to develop a comprehensive evaluation.
This format for this evaluation is designed as an initial evaluation to be completed within 60 days and would necessitate a follow-up "formal trial" of an augmentative system if that were determined to be the proper course of act
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FREE Boom Cards 'WH' Questions: Zoo Themed with ASL GIFs
The purpose of this Boom Deck is to get your students to understand what type of answer you use for who/what/where/when/what are you doing questions. Zoo themed pictures are used to target this skill.With this deck you can target each question 2 times in 2 different scenes.GIFsA GIF is presented in American Sign Language (ASL) regarding which question is asked. The GIF acts as a cue in ASL and is used to help your students understand what question is asked, help with those students who are impul
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PreK - 1st
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The Miracle Worker
After watching Disney's adaption of "The Miracle Worker" I created this to give my students an opportunity to show their comprehension of the movie. You can stream the movie for free at www.dcmp.org if you are eligible (see below statement from DCMP).
"The purpose of the Described and Captioned Media Program (DCMP) library is to provide free-loan captioned and described educational media to benefit K–12 students who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, visually impaired, or deaf-blind. Teachers/i
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4th - 9th
Audiogram of familiar sounds
This is a self made familiar sound audiogram that can be used for in-services, to plot audiogram symbols with students, and to help explain their hearing loss in a visual way.
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ASL Animals - GOOGLE FORM
This google form asks students to identify the signs for the animals that are covered in Master ASL Unit 10. Use this a:quizbell ringer exit sliprevieweasy homework assignmentThis form is also totally editable if you want to add in more signs that you covered in your own classroom.Words included:Alligator BearDeerDolphinElephantGiraffeHippoLionMonkeySharkSnakeTigerTurtleWhale
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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American Sign Language Emotion Match and Trace
Emotions Match and Trace Activity! Students match the faces to the ASL sign and trace the English word (uppercase).
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PreK - K
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Developmental Levels of Interpreter Use
This can be used to document how a deaf or hard of hearing student uses his or her sign language interpreter.
It can be used to document a D/HH student's growth over the years, presented at IEPs, and it can also help set goals for a D/HH student regarding interpreter use, self-advocacy, and how they use sign language to interact with classmates.
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Hearing Aid Maintenance Log
This free hearing aid maintenance log download will help students learn accountability and responsibility in taking care of their assistive listening device. Daily use up to 5 weeks, students can mark off by coloring in their maintenance log with a maintenance checklist of your choice, used during your routine. Enjoy!!
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ASL 1-3 Formative Assessment Quiz Forms (Weekly Check Slips) - FREEBIE!
Enjoy this Freebie!What is a “Weekly Check”?A weekly check is like a weekly comprehension quiz, except we don’t call it a quiz because we don’t want to put the pressure of a “weekly quiz” on our students. They are directly related to things we taught last week (not the same week we are giving the check). For example, if in the first week of the month we learned family signs, and the second week of the month we learned relationship signs, on the Friday of the second week, we would have a weekly c
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9th - 12th
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Transition Interview for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students
Informal transition interview to include in your assessments with deaf/hard of hearing students available in Google Form version and as a Google Doc.Includes deaf/hard of hearing-specific questions in home living, recreation and leisure, community participation, post-secondary training and learning, and jobs and training.
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8th - 12th, Staff
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Hearing Aid Check In!
The last 3 years I have been a teacher for students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. I created this chart to help me keep track of students having their hearing aids daily. Everyday they are responsible for putting a sticker in each box (left and/or right). I file this sheet and it helps me with keeping data on their consistency.
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PreK - 6th
KWL CHART IN ASL
KWL charts are well used tool in the classroom. This chart allows your student to put down what they already know, what they want to learn and what they already learned about a specific topic from a lesson/unit. Great to connect with ASL and what they are learning.
KWL charts are not only helpful to your students, but to teachers as well!
For example, you can give students this KWL chart before a lesson or unit as a pre-assessment to see what your students know and don't know about a specif
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ASL I Potluck Presentation Rubric (End of the Year!)
A fun and engaging expressive assignment for ASL I students, this Rubric lays out a simple template for a short presentation/potluck!*I normally save this for the end of a semester or end of the year party, when students can spread their linguistic wings and have a lot of fun with the rest of the class!Bon Appetit!
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9th - 12th
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Robot: Shape & Color Match Activity
Matching a picture to a picture is an important cognitive skill for young children. This hands-on, robot shape and color matching activity is an easy and effective way to begin strengthening this skill. This fun activity is also a great way to introduce children 3-5 years old to different shapes and colors, and can be used as an individual or small group activity. I hope you enjoy this resource. Earn free TPT credits when you leave feedback. If you like what you see, follow me to be updated as
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PreK - 1st
LEARNING MIRROR
The learning mirror strategy has multiple and varied uses depending on the goal, including:It can be used to measure the impact of learning on the student from various aspects.It can be considered a means of self-assessment for students.It can be applied at the end of the lesson as an exit ticket.
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6th - 9th
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American Sign Language 1 Introduction (2 week lesson plan)
The first two weeks into a new culture can be intimidating, but adding some fun vibrant activities to the introduction into the Deaf world can be exhilarating.
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9th - 12th
Poetry Cafe Guideline and Rubric
This document offers teachers a brief idea of what to do, use, and enforce before, during, and after the Poetry Cafe.
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7th - 12th
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Bedrock Literacy - Year 1 Test Form
Bedrock Literacy - Full year one test form for vocabulary (Weeks 1-30)
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Tic Tac Talk -- Paired Practice for ASL 1, ASL 2, ASL 3, and beyond
Tic Tac Talk is a versatile activity for teaching/practicing ASL. It can be used as a morning warm-up, a fast-finisher activity, or an assessment. Paired practice with a more fluent partner (especially a native signer) is the best way to learn American Sign Language. Have your students practice with this fun game!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Correction Codes and Helpful Feedback - ASL
Use this quick reference sheet to score students work. Use the correction codes on rubrics for simple, effective feedback. There are black spaces to add your own comments. Also, there are many ideas to help you provide positive feedback on student work. Are you tired of saying "Great job!" Then this FREE guide is for you.
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Student Reading Fluency Tracker (ASL Graphic)
This fluency chart can help you and your students track their reading accuracy and words per minute overtime. This can be used in a fluency center where students partner and track each other, or as a warm-up in guided reading groups using a repeated read. If you find it useful, let me know in the comments how it worked in your classroom! Clipart: https://35corks.com/
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1st - 4th
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FREE Sample WH Questions: Zoo Themed with ASL GIFs
The purpose of this Boom Deck is to get your students to understand what type of answer you use for who/what/where/when/what are you doing questions. Zoo themed pictures are used to target this skill.With this deck you can target each question 2 times in 2 different scenes.GIFsA GIF is presented in American Sign Language (ASL) regarding which question is asked. The GIF acts as a cue in ASL and is used to help your students understand what question is asked, help with those students who are impul
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PreK - 1st
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