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American sign language printables for Google Apps
Braille & Sign Language Activities BUNDLE | Printable & Digital
Teach kids about Braille and Sign Language with these fun solve the riddle activities! Charts are included on each student worksheet for NO PREP! A digital version of both of these resources is also included and is compatible with Google Classroom. Included in the Braille Activities resource: The History of BrailleBraille Charts in Multiple SizesSolve the Riddle Activities (10)Answer Key Included in the Sign Language Activities resource: The History of Sign LanguageSign Language Charts in Multip
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3rd - 6th
Printable Bellringer & Warm-Up Journal - For 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 - You will not receive a physical product. You will receive the digital version that can be printed. Included:104 Daily Bellringer/Warm-upsDeaf HistoryASL History of ASLReceptive PracticeDeaf CultureDeaf Art 5 Parameters FingerspellingColorsNumbe
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6th - 12th
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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ASL QUESTION TRAIL | Signing Naturally Unit 1 | REVIEW
Perfect simple warm-up to review signs and rules from Signing Naturally Unit 1! Get your kids up and moving. LOW PREP!Be sure to check out the preview.Included:15 questions reviewing:WH wordsCardinal number rules Color reviewsGender signs Attention-gettingRecording Sheet for studentsAnswer KeyPrep work:BEFORE CLASS:Print one copy of this document and as many answer sheets as needed.Hang the questions around the room randomly (walls, backs of chairs, desks, etc.) DURING CLASS:Model the question t
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL Broken Hearts Timeline - ASL, Deaf/Hard of Hearing
This is a great product to really add some culture into your lesson plans. Students will need access to devices to search the web. This packet has 3 different activities that can be used as a unit of study or individual assignments. This product can be used digitally or in a traditional classroom setting. Broken Hearts: This can be an individual, partner, or group activity. Cut out the hearts. Mix the hearts up and give to students. There are active links for students or short URLs to complete t
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
End of the Year Awards- ASL AWARDS - Editable | Printable | Certificates
This printable and editable awards set includes 90 ready to use certificates perfect for ASL students of all levels, from ASL 1 to ASL 4. Accessible in Google Slides and PDF formats, these certificates will connect and celebrate your students! With an elegant modern design, these certificates are sure to impress! Whether it's the last day of school or a final ceremony, these awards are the perfect way to recognize each student's achievements and celebrate their ASL journey.Your students will fe
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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ASL Sub Plan: Basic
This product contains the following:2 Fingerspelling videos with 10 words each.2 Word searches with 6 words each.2 Sudoku worksheets2 Unscramble worksheets with 8 words each.There is an answer sheet for each activity. All of the words are random (not geared towards any specific unit or genre).All of them except the fingerspelling videos, are made to either be used online or printed. All of them are made on google slides.For the word search, students can create lines using the line tool.The sudok
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6th - 12th
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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
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8th - 12th
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ASL Fingerspelling Drills and New Signs List
ASL Fingerspelling Drills and New Signs ListStart each class with consistency using this Fingerspelling Drill activity! You'll give students a category and then fingerspell five words associated with the category. Students trade papers to grade while the class goes over the answers together. Twenty-one drills are included to get you started on the routine. It is simple to come up with drills once you have this routine in place.This routine not only helps to start my class off focused and calm, b
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8th - 12th
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Student At A Glance Profile for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students
Need all your students' needs together in one place? Use this resource to make a comprehensive informational pamphlet on each student. With this resource, you can have your students fill in the information on their own in order to get familiarized with their IEP/504, fill it in with them or for them. You may also give this out to all the students’ teachers and members of their team. Use it in a consult to elaborate on the needs of the students and how to properly implement accommodations/modific
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â **BUNDLE** End of the Year Activities | DHH Focused | Deaf Education
ASL Student Composition Books (Google Docs)
This product includes everything you need to help students stay organized in the ASL classroom with ASL Student Comp Books. Each part of the comp book is described in details and there are link to Google Docs. Includes:- Table of Content Sheets-Glossing Cheat Sheets-Warm-up / Bellwork Section Directions for students-Classwork Directions for students-2 different versions included- Detailed directions for setting up the comp books and how they can be used in the classroom.-Completely editable to
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7th - 12th
Also included in:Â ASL Back to School Bundle: 10 Must-Haves for the ASL Classroom
ASL Culture Lesson: Important People and Events in History
This product includes guided notes for students, and a FULL lesson slide presentation with information and video supports about various people and events important to the history of ASL!Topics covered;Origins of ASL1880's and the Rise of OralismAlexander Graham Bell and EugenicsThe Milan Conference of 1880History of and facts about Gallaudet UniversityVideo supports throughout the lesson relating to each topic
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Not Grade Specific
ASL Alphabet American Sign Language Bundle
ASL Alphabet American Sign Language Bundle
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PreK - 5th
ASL Culture Lesson: William Stokoe and Cochlear Implants
This product includes guided notes, a FULL lesson slide presentation with information and video supports about William Stokoe and cochlear implants, and a jigsaw-style group activity!Topics covered;William Stokoe's backgroundChomsky's Rules for LanguageWilliam Stokoe's research before and during his time at GallaudetStokoe notationWilliam Stokoe's published worksWilliam Stokoe video supports throughoutCochlear implant discussionCochlear implant article jigsaw-style group activityCochlear implant
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Spring Break Find Someone Who
After Spring Break Find Someone WhoThis community building activity for after Spring Break can be used in any subject area.Grid with 20 squares of different things students may have experienced over Spring Break.(ex: went to the beach, visited extended family, went to the movies, did some spring cleaning, 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: Student says YES t
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8th - 12th
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Deaf Culture Question Trail
Perfect for the first week of school! Aligns with the Signing Naturally Deaf Awareness Quiz. Be sure to check out the preview.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL Sub Plans: Numbers 1-30
These sub plans comes with the following:-Google form classwork assignment where students will be able to practice their numbers 1-30 while doing math at the same time. They will see a math problem in ASL and have to select the correct answer. (Calculators are allowed!)-2 google slide classwork assignments containing a Spongebob themed math assignment, crossword and sudoku.Answer sheets have been provided!
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5th - 12th
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Thanksgiving Break Find Someone Who
Thanksgiving 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 Thanksgiving break. (ex: ate multiple types of pie, did not eat turkey, watched football, had to work, 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: Student says YES to "d
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9th - 12th
Doctor & Patient Interpersonal Language Expression Activity
This activity is very fun!It's a great interpersonal activity to practice medical terminology, gets them up and moving, and students love creating their own stories about why they got their ailment! Students get half a sheet of paper with two sides, patient and doctor.On the patient side, students see the following;What they're sick withAn instruction to tell their doctor how or why they're sick with their ailmentHow long they've had it forSomething they've done to try and fix itA section to an
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Not Grade Specific
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Everyone Is Welcome | American Sign Language | Inclusive Bulletin Board Posters
From doors to bulletin board, these inclusive ASL posters are sure to set your class apart, both in terms of aesthetics as well as the ways in which you think of inclusion! With 7 different skin tones, plus beautifully colored backgrounds, there are many ways to use these posters:Print 8.5 x 11 pages vertically or horizontallyPrint & cut out circles with hand signsDecorate a bulletin boardDisplay on your doorFrame as wall artShare digitally for virtual or Bitmoji classroomsASL is great for
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Not Grade Specific
ASL Preprimer Spelling Words
Spelling activities to help students using American Sign Language learn to read and spell preprimer words.
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PreK - 1st
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ASL: Family Signs Review
This is an activity to help students remember some family/people signs. It also gives students expressive practice with asking yes/no and WH questions. This activity is similar to a matching game. In groups of four (can also work with groups of 3), they will each have a different worksheet. On the worksheet is a bunch of review signs and questions. They are searching for the match. Only one other person in the group has the word or question that they are looking for. They may only ask one other
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6th - 12th
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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 1 Christmas PowerPoint
Here is a Christmas PowerPoint and a couple of activities for either in class or remote learning. The PowerPoint has 16 Christmas signs that you can teach to your class. Then follows with some quick review. If you're face to face with your students there are 30 BINGO cards premade that you can print and handout. The BINGO cards have the holiday signs and numbers 1-30. Or if you are remote there is a battleship board and instructions in a google slide that can be shared with your class. The battl
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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