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American sign language worksheets for Google Apps
Digital Bellringer & Warm-Up Work - American Sign Language Classes
This is a great way to get class started & help students get into the right mindset, and it gives you time to take attendance and get class going! I have personally used each of these prompts with my students over this last school year! Please Note - This presentation was made with Google Slides & Classroom in mind, but once you open it in Google Drive, you can download it as other formats!Included:101 Daily Bellringer/Warm-upsDeaf HistoryASL History of ASLReceptive PracticeDeaf CultureD
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6th - 12th
ASL 1 Digital Notebook
This notebook is designed for beginning ASL students. There are over 60 pages of writing and drawing activities for students to use and reflect on what they have learned. There are six "units" that cover grammar, signing, and culture. This product will download as a PDF but contains a link to a Google Slide Deck you can use with your own Learning Management System or to edit to make it your own. This is a colorful, interactive product. However, background colors can be removed to use as hard cop
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASL Family Tree Receptive Activity
Need a great way for students to practice their receptive skills and family vocabulary? Here is a Family Tree Activity that has everything you need! Just print and go! This product includes:Family Tree with pictures Video with 15 signed questions in ASL about the family tree Student answer sheetQuestion Answer Key Teacher Notes & SuggestionsCheck out the preview for more information! ILY,Caffeinate then EducateRebeccaFind me on Instagram! -------> @caffeinate_then_educateOther Goodies:ASL
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL Glossing Practice Worksheet
Glossing in ASL often takes a bit of time and practice. Here is a worksheet for students to work through to practice some of the basics of glossing. It includes reminders and examples! You can also get the FREEBIE - ASL Glossing Reference and Cheat Sheet here!
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Not Grade Specific
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Around the School Video Scavenger Hunt - ASL American Sign Language
Teaching a school unit and want to get your kiddos up and moving around? Try this School Scavenger Hunt! Everything you need is included! Just print and go! This product features:10 different locations around the schoolQR Codes with signed clues for where to go nextPossibility of 6 different groups with different pathsWorksheet to go along for student accountabilityTeacher notes & suggestionsKeep in mind that each QR code is not numbered on the paper, so the students will use the QR code to
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7th - 12th
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ASL 2 Digital Interactive Notebook
This notebook is designed for ASL2 students. There are over 50 pages of writing and drawing activities for students to use and reflect on what they have learned. There are six "units" that cover grammar, signing, and culture.This product will download as a PDF but contains a link to a Google Slide Deck you can use with your own Learning Management System or to edit to make it your own. This is a colorful, interactive product. However, background colors can be removed to use as hard copies and pr
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASL Lexicalized Fingerspelling Mini-Unit
This mini-unit is just what your students need to practice lexicalized fingerspelling words. There are 4 mini practice units that have vocabulary Gifs, practice sentences, and a "quiz."There are also individual and partner activities to watch and identify lexicalized fingerspelling. This packet makes a great companion to your lexicalized fingerspelling unit or as a way to introduce this concept to your students. You can see all of the items found in this mini-unit in the preview.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Fingerspelling Mega Bundle - Resources for All Levels
French Find Someone Who: Technology / Trouvez quelqu'un qui: La technologie
Looking for a way to get your students out of their seats and discussing their social media/technology habits? Here's a fun SPEAKING and WRITING activity to use! This file includes FOUR different activity variations to help practice both speaking and writing. Included in the Google Drive folder are:--a 5x5 speaking board with questions about technology and social media habits --a vocabulary sheet to help review all the necessary vocabulary --an alternate partner interview activity--a structured
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8th - 12th
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ASL Food Court: Interactive Group Project & Individual Expressive Assignment
Your students will have a blast with this interactive restaurant activity. Aligned with Signing Naturally Unit 9, students create a restaurant using a planning guide. They must describe the tables, chairs, walls, lighting, food, price, what makes it unique, and other key features. Students will prepare a sample of their food for the students. On Food Court day the students will use a customer questionnaire worksheet to ask questions about the restaurants in ASL and document their answers. In
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: BUNDLE: ASL 2 Expressive Assignments with Rubrics
ASL Clothing Bundle
If you are looking for activities to align with your clothing and Descriptive Classifier (DCL) unit, look no further. You will find activities for- individual practice- partner activities- small group activities- Boom Learning Cards- Games- Superhero presentation Click on each item to see the description and preview.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
LAUREN RIDLOFF - Famous Deaf Individual Activity - Handout, Article, and Slides
Handout for students to fill in, with article and slides, all spotlight Lauren Ridloff, the first Deaf superhero in Marvel's universe and a recurring star on "The Walking Dead" and more! Dive into her impactful journey and contributions to Deaf representation in media through engaging worksheets, articles, and slides.Included:Printable and editable worksheet exploring Lauren Ridloff's career and achievementsFormats included: Google Doc and PDFPaired article, from the New York Times, highlighting
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9th - 12th
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ASL Sub Plans: Family Review
This product includes2 classwork assignments2 word searches2 word unscrambler.The first classwork assignment is a family tree. Students will watch a video of a family tree being signed and fill in the names on the family tree. They will have to pay attention to who is married to who and what their familial relationship is (Ex: mother/child, sibling, etc). The second classwork assignment will go through 7 family members in one family. Their name, age, favorite movie and book will be signed. Stude
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6th - 12th
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Deaf in Sports & Deaflympics Hyperdoc
This is a hyperdoc where students interact within the document, including watching videos, reading articles, and answering questions. Everything you need in one document for students to learn about famous athletes like "Dummy Hoy", and events such as Deaflympics.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Huge Deaf Culture Activities Bundle - American Sign Language
5 Parameters of ASL Notetaker and Practice Packet
For ASL Level I (or review for Level II)I usually have students work in pairs together, but can also be an individual activity. If you've already explained/taught the 5 Parameters, the worksheets could be good for a sub day. Includes: NotetakerWorksheet identifying parameter that is different between sign pairsWorksheet breaking down parameters of a signAnswer key
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Not Grade Specific
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ASL Sub Plans: Sports Article
These sub plans come with the following:1 article that students will read about DK Metcalf. A link to the article is embedded in the google form. Students will read the article and answer the questions. (An answer sheet has been provided).1 Idiom/slang assignment: Students will choose 4 of the common sports idiom/slang and figure out what it means. (They are allowed to google the meaning). Then students will either create gifs or find gifs online that show what the idiom/slang term means. (An ex
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6th - 12th
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ASL 1 Grammar Review Activity
In this grammar review challenge, students will use an online manipulative to put 14 sets of words into ASL word order (When? Where? What? Who? Do-Do? or Time Location Topic Comment). Then, they will translate those sentences into English while reflecting on what differences there are between ASL and English syntax.Answer key included!If you have any questions or concerns about this product or any of our products, feel free to leave a question on the product page, or send an email to amazingasla
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9th - 12th
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ASL Word of the Day Set #1
ASL word of the day contains 15 SAT words in the form of a GIF. This packet is great for building student's vocabulary or developing interpreter's language skills. Students will learn the word then make a GIF of a synonym and an antonym for the word. Then students will use the word in a sentence. At the end of the packet, students will be tasked with using the new words in a story.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Trouvez quelqu'un qui: Les descriptions physiques / French Description Bingo
Looking for a way to get your students out of their seats and reviewing vocabulary for physical traits / descriptions? Here's a fun mix of SPEAKING and WRITING activities to use! This file includes FIVE different activity variations to help practice both speaking and writing. Included in the Google Drive folder are:--1 5x5 speaking boards with questions about physical appearance --a vocabulary sheet to help review all the necessary vocabulary --an alternate partner activity --a structured writin
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7th - 12th
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ASL Architecture and Interior Design (FULL UNIT)
This unit exercises spatial awareness and gets students excited to use their creativity. Concepts include interior and exterior design information (presented in ASL) followed by practice and prompts. This unit includes lots of activities and hands-on projects that students can make models/pictures/graphic designs. Included: -4 teacher instruction slides (guides and suggestions for presenting info)-7 projects-2 fingerspelling quizzes (pre-recorded)-In class activities/prompts to practice new cont
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Not Grade Specific
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"My Year in a Nutshell" Reflection Worksheets - For the Secondary Classroom
I truly hope your students are able to use these to look back on the year they’ve had with you and their classmates. You can easily print each page to have a paper copy, or go the electronic route and assign the google slide you wish for them to complete. They can do both of them, one of them, or none of them! Use them however you choose! They can also be used as part of end of the year stations rotation as well! You can find great End of the Year Stations & Rotations here! ILY ,Caffeinate t
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6th - 12th
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Deaf History: Black History Month (Claudia Gordon)
Black History Month: Claudia Gordon Interview ReflectionPRODUCT OVERVIEW:꙳ Reflection Questions based on the viewing of Youtube video “Deaf People Tell Me More: Featuring Claudia Gordon”꙳ Full written lesson plan suggestion (complete with Objective, Materials lists, and Procedure)꙳ Digital and Printable options for worksheet❢ NOTE: The video related to this activity has Closed Captions, but is NOT voice interpreted ❢Suggested Video Use:1. Show students the video as is as a group2. Show the stude
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6th - 7th
American Sign Language 5 Parameters
If you have heard of the 5 parameters of ASL, this is a great and easy was to get students interacting with the actual sign. I did the first list with the class so they can understand how to fill the parameters out. After the first week, I show them the sign, and they fill it out. These lists really help students remember the signs. Instead of asking the teacher, "What is the sign for popcorn?" They can refer back to the 5 parameter list and understand how to properly sign the sign! If you have
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9th - 12th
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Master ASL Unit 4 Workbook- Print and Digital
This Digital Interactive Notebook will be an incredible time-saver for any teacher using the Master ASL curriculum or if you do not have a curriculum to follow. This notebook is designed for beginning ASL students. It closely follows the Master ASL Unit 4 curriculum HOWEVER, you do not need to have the Master ASL book or videos to use this resource.This digital notebook can be used virtually (using student virtual responses) OR all slides are 8.5 by 11 and can be printed for classroom use as wel
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Master ASL Unit 4 & Unit 5 Interactive Notebook BUNDLE
ASL Glossing Reference and Cheat Sheet - FREEBIE!
This is a FREE ASL Gloss reference sheet! ASL Glossing is a great way for students to break down what they are signing, and makes them think it through. There is a method to the madness, so I tried to put it down on paper! ILY, Caffeinate then EducateRebecca
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Not Grade Specific
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