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American sign language movie guides for Google Apps
ASL Film Review
This is a generic Google Slides worksheet that can be used to evaluate any film on Deaf Culture. We love to use this with films such as And Your Name is Jonah, Deaf in the Holocaust, Bird of a Different Feather, For a Decent Living, Sweet Nothing in My Ear, Love is Never Silent, etc …  The purpose of these questions is to move beyond simple comprehension fact-based questions into higher DOK questions about Deaf Culture. The target ASL student for this assignment should have prior knowledge about
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASL Book Talk Stone Soup - editable for ASL or Deaf/HH
***You must have "Stone Soup" from Dawn Sign Press to use this activity. This is a great activity to kick off the school year, use as a sub day activity, or take a break from your textbook. If you own "Stone Soup," you can use this 5 activity packet to enhance the learning of your students. Activities include:1. Vocabulary search and story creation2. Matching3. Comprehension 4. Fill in the blank5. Student choice activity6. Instruction page for the teacherAn answer key for pages requiring one are
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Miracle Worker (2000) Guided Video Worksheet
Questions for students to answer while watching The Miracle Worker (2000).
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6th - 12th
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ASL - Through Deaf Eye Documentary Notes
A note page to follow along with the documentary "Through Deaf Eyes". I found the documentary posted on Youtube.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL - TED Talk Notes and Questions
Students can watch a TED Talk called: "Opening Our Eyes to the Deaf" by Pamela Weisman. I would the TED Talk on Youtube, but you can also find it on TED Talk's website. There are three sections: notes from the TED Talk, solo reflection questions, and small group questions.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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CODA Guided Video Worksheet
Questions for students to answer while watching the movie CODA.
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9th - 12th
Classifier Notes Page
This notes page allows students to follow along with learning what classifiers are. I used a great Youtube video that explains classifiers very well and gives good examples. Youtube link attached to this document. There are 6 parts to this note page and are clearly labeled in the video.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sound & Fury Movie Questions - FREEBIE!
Need an easy sub plan? An extra hands-off activity for your students to work on while you grade or recover from a long week of teaching? Here's an easy worksheet for students to fill out as they watch Sound and Fury!This activity includes:A link to watch Sound and Fury (the cochlear implant film) on YouTubeA 25-point worksheet of questions related to the film (completely ediable!)Answer KeyIf you have any questions or concerns about this product or any of my products, feel free to leave a questi
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9th - 12th
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No Ordinary Hero: Follow Up Activity "I Am a Hero"
Follow up activity to the movie "No Ordinary Hero: The Super Deafy Movie".
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Not Grade Specific
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Where the Truth Lies Movie Worksheet
The movie is PG-13. You can find it on Amazon (that's where I purchased it). There are subtitles as well. If you want to show the movie to your students, here is a worksheet to go along with it. I have also attached the answer sheet. *The movie is not included in this purchase*
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7th - 12th
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ASL Mr. Holland's Opus Questions
Worksheet of Questions that students can answer as they are watching the movie Mr. Holland's Opus.
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Not Grade Specific
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