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Free american sign language rubrics
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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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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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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2017 ASLHS Art Rubric
Here is a rubric I created for student's participation in the 2017 ASLHS Art Competition.
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7th - 12th
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ASL Poetry Rubric - Handshape
This rubric has 5 sections used to help you grade a student's ASL Handshape Poem: 2 Content areas, 2 Appearance areas, and 1 Audience area. Each area is out of 4 points for a total of 20 points. I use this in class to help my students know what is expected of them before they create their own alphabet poem. It goes great with my ASL Poetry PowerPoint. I have used this with students as young as 1st grade and as old as 6th grade, but could easily be used in a high school ASL class.Use
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in:Â ASL Poetry Rubrics Bundle
Character/Story Matching (ASL Accessible)
This document is a modification for Deaf/Hard of hearing students who are not yet readers and need ASL modifications for conceptual practice. This document has pictures of characters and front covers of common children's books that require the student to match the character to the stories.
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PreK - 5th, Not Grade Specific
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Self Evaluate Your Task
This is a free example of how students can self-evaluate. How to use this can be found on my blog at http://creativeaslteaching.com/the-importance-of-peer-to-peer-communication/
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Not Grade Specific
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