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American sign language handouts under $5
American Sign Language Alphabet Chart
American Sign Language Alphabet Chart for students to reference! Comes in both color and black and white!
This is included in the Secret Sign Language Centers Bundle which has a ton of fun centers for practicing sight words, phonics sounds, number words, etc. using sign language.
For even more sign language fun, check out:
Sign Language Alphabet Posters
Sign Language Secret Sight Words
Sign Language CVCe Words
Secret Sign Language Centers Bundle
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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ASL Basic Sign Cards
24 ASL signs to use with toddlers, in special education classrooms, etc. Symbols included: MoreHelp All doneStopAgainBreakDifferentDrinkEatGoLookLove PlayPleaseSitThank youWorkSorryWaitOutsideSpaceBathroomFriendI love you
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Not Grade Specific
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American Sign Language ASL Posters | Daily Hand Signs for Classroom Management
Using American Sign Language simplifies and streamlines classroom communications by encouraging students to watch for nonverbal signals while also providing students with a way to communicate their needs with you without interrupting lessons or the learning of other students. From simple "yes" and "no" signs to "music," "read," "play," and "help," these classroom management signs are great nonverbal tools that allow for students to communicate effectively with you and each other. Signs include
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Speech Therapy Parent Questionnaire gather information interests form
Speech Therapy / Special Education Teacher PARENT QUESTIONNAIRE to gather information / interests about student
This is such a simple yet important part of speech therapy and other special educators especially for those students that are nonverbal or minimally verbal. That is gathering information about the student pertaining to the student's interests, likes/dislikes, family members, etc. Knowing this information allows you to make materials that are important and meaningful to the child, whet
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PreK - 4th
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ASL Color By Letter- A thru Z
Color by alphabet letters in American Sign Language (ASL). Great way to learn letters, Sign Language & colors all in one place. Young learners colors in spots where marked by ASL letter handshape. When they are done, the letter of the alphabet they are looking for will be revealed. Every letter, A to Z, is included.Each sheet has four ASL alphabet hand shapes. I put them in successive order so that students could learn their letters in order. An organized mind learns better right? I inc
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K - 5th
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Also included in:Â ASL "I HAVE...WHO HAS" BIG BUNDLE & FREEBIE!
American Sign Language Alphabet Chart
Allison Bouffard of Too Cute for Words-This American Sign Language Alphabet chart is easy to print and display for the class to refer to (especially if you enlarge it on your copier). This ASL ABC chart is also great to print for individuals to have at their desks or tables. I use this during morning meeting or circle time, to go over each letter of the alphabet, its sound, the corresponding ASL sign for the letter and an object sign that corresponds with the beginning sound.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Digital Syllabus
This product includes 14 jpeg files to help you design your own digital syllabus. Use my headings or add your own! Everything can be personalized to your class! The artwork is done, you just need to add the content. Instructions are included if needed.Perfect for class websites, distance learning platforms, google slides, google classroom, powerpoint, and more!For more digital learning resources check out the following:Editable Slide Templates for Distance Learning Platforms: websites, Slides
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sign Language (ASL) Word Jumble (26 puzzles)
Rearrange letters in ASL to make vocabulary words. This is a great way to introduce new vocabulary. There are 26 total jumble puzzles with over 620 vocabulary signs. Each of the letters are presented in ASL alphabet handshapes. Decode each word to find the right vocab. word. This is a great break away activity. Note-material is copyright protected but buyer may print or use the material as needed, except for commercial purposes. Earn free TPT credits when you leave feedback. If you like w
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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ASL Glossing Cheat Sheet
Are your students struggling with their Glossing? It can be a struggle at times. Provide them with this Glossing Cheat Sheet to assist them on their assignments. Glossing is a great way for students to prepare their signing or expressive assignments. In my classroom these glossing cheat sheets are glued into the student's comp books at the beginning of the year to assist them on their glossed assignments. The size is small enough to fit on a standard comp book page. Copy two pages side by s
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Deaf History, 1000 BC - 1800 AD
This is a great condensed summary of key events and people in deaf history between 1000 BC & 1800 AD. From ancient Hebrew law, to Plato & Aristotle, to Ponce de Leon, Martha's Vineyard and to Gallaudet. This handout is a great study guide or reference for students. Students get to see that the roots of sign language and deaf history run deep. Students get to appreciate that there were some very important and often overlooked people who fought for deaf rights. This poster/handout reco
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Talking Train, Maintaining conversations, Staying on Topic Visual
Use this visual to support conversation maintenance. It demonstrates clearly when the child/adolescent has maintained their topic of conversation and when they have fallen off the train track i.e. discussed a non-relevant topic.
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PreK - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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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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Effects of Auditory Fatigue on DHH Students | CONSULT RESOURCE | Deaf Education
This resource explains what Auditory Fatigue is and how it affects our Deaf/Hard of Hearing students and their learning. The handout also discusses how to spot auditory fatigue in children of all ages and what educators can do to prevent it from happening. There are other reminders at the bottom of the hand out. Use this in an in-service/consult to inform teachers about the extra effort DHH kids put into listening and how it will affect them. There is a visual aid for the cycle of fatigue that c
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Not Grade Specific
Basic Sign Language Pictures/Visuals
Basic sign language visuals with text.Includes 22 different signs (44 visuals total):- Done/Finished (2 visuals)- Drink (2 visuals)- Eat (2 visuals)- Help (3 visuals)- More (3 visuals)- No (2 visuals)- Yes (2 visuals) - Please (3 visuals)- Play (2 visuals)- Bathroom (3 visuals)- Stop (2 visuals)- Go (1 visual)- Thank you (2 visuals)- Want (2 visuals)- Close (1 visuals)- Open (1 visuals)- Book (2 visuals)- My/Mine (1 visuals)- Wait (2 visuals)- Sit (2 visuals)- Stand (2 visuals)- Work (2 visuals)
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Not Grade Specific
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Winter Sign Language Packet
Learn sign language with our winter packet! Use these different activities to integrate the 8 signs related to winter words: coat, cold, snow, and others!
Enjoy learning these new signs with our very own Signing Simon character through:
- puzzles
- word scrambles
- signing sentences
- and other great activities!
Don't forget to check out my blog at www.hearmyhandsasl.com to learn tips and techniques of using sign language in your therapy session, classroom, at home, or where ever you are lear
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Following Directions: Advocacy Skills - DHH Equipment Maintenance | Deaf Ed
Many of our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos have a following directions/multi-step direction goal AND we also need to teach them how to use their equipment properly. Why not combine the two? You can also use this activity to target an auditory memory or auditory comprehension goal OR just teach the steps of equipment maintenance. Print and write on it to take data, or print & laminate to keep as a quick review activity.Each of the following skilling has differentiated levels of directions (one,
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Parameters of ASL
This is an exceptional resource for supporting students learning sign language. The 5 Parameters of ASL are Hand Shapes, Movement, Location, Palm Orientation and Facial Expressions. Enlarge and print as a poster, or simply use for student handouts.
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Not Grade Specific
ASL Sign Search (Word Search) - Family Terms
American Sign Language, ASL sign search / word search. Just like a regular word search, except words aren't spelled out. Students must find the ASL sign displayed within the puzzle. All the signs are family terms. 23 Terms total. Study guide & answer key included. Students learn all 23 terms but only need to search out 12.Colored & black & white puzzles included. I personally think the black & white images are a little easier to make out but use either puzzle as you like. PDF for
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Also included in:Â ASL American Sign Search Bundle (Word Search)
Deaf/Hard of Hearing Monthly Newsletter
This is a 12 month newsletter for deaf/hard of hearing teachers to share with other staff. 2 different styles of the newsletter are available. Each monthly newsletter includes a monthly classroom tip, DHH famous person highlight, and language/advocacy focus. This is 2 PDF files that contain 12 pages each that are not editable. This newsletter discusses ASL, advocacy, hearing technology, FM systems, and so much more. The second style newsletter does not contain a month at the top and also has di
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Also included in:Â Hearing loss Activity Bundle
ASL Classifier Packet Answer Key
An answer key for a packet students use to keep track of various classifiers learned. As they learn classifiers, they fill in the corresponding boxes in order to review and study them for assessments, etc.
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Not Grade Specific
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"I Have...Who Has?" ASL People & Animals
"I have... Who has?" game with an ASL (Sign Language) twist. Students question & interact with each other, in ASL, to figure out who has what's listed on their card.ASL images are shown for people & animal terms.Great way for students to learn people & animal signs in ASL.Great way to get students interacting with each other in ASL.Great for large or small groups36 total cardsHigh resolution images.Laminate cards for reuse.I hope you enjoy this resource. Earn free TPT credits when yo
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â ASL "I HAVE...WHO HAS" BIG BUNDLE & FREEBIE!
Sign Language for a Hearing Child:Parent Friendly Handout for Early Intervention
Many parents wonder "Why would I use sign language if my child can hear?" There is a common misconception that teaching a hearing child sign language will inhibit their spoken langauge development. This couldn't be further from the truth! This parent-friendly handout explains the benefits of teaching young children sign language in the process of developing spoken language. This handout is targeted for parents of children under 5 years old, especially early intervention kiddos 12 months-36 month
Grades:
PreK - K
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Winter Break Find Someone Who
After Winter Break Find Someone WhoThis community building activity for after Winter break can be used in any subject area. Grid with 20 squares of different things students may have experienced over Winter break. (ex: made a New Year's resolution, drank hot chocolate, went to the movies, took down holiday decorations, etc.)Students approach classmates and ask them if they did one of the items in the grid. If the student responds YES, a conversation with follow up questions must ensue. (ex: Stud
Grades:
8th - 12th
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ASL Version: ABC's Handwriting Practice Pages
Handwriting is something kids need to practice constantly. This packet have A-Z Handwriting practice sheets with sign for each letter.The first line on the page provides proper letter formationOn the second line is for independent practice. Each page works with both upper and lowercase letters.Follow me on Facebook and pinterest: A Deaf Education News-Callista Powell
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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