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Free american sign language resources for Google Apps
Free Emotions ASL Sign Language Google Slides Lesson & Bulletin Board Posters
Looking for a fun and engaging way to introduce your students to American Sign Language (ASL)? Look no further than our ASL Google Slides and Posters for feelings and emotions.With this set, you'll get everything you need to teach your students the basics of ASL, including digital lessons, printable posters, and fun classroom decor. Our Google Slides-based lessons are interactive and engaging, and will have your students signing with confidence in no time.Words Included:FeelingAngryBadExcitedFru
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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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ASL Christmas Signs
Teach your class 30 new Christmas signs this holiday season! Pairs great with my Christmas bundle you can find HERE.I made this into google slides with additional slides for students to practice signing. I like to display each word and have the students sign it back to me. Great as a daily warm up for the holidays! The great part of signing is that once students learn the signs they can also do the other activities! Fit for all students (or staff!) of any age.Signs included:Angel, Candle, Candy
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Also included in: ASL Christmas Activities Bundle
ASL Animals - GOOGLE FORM
This google form asks students to identify the signs for the animals that are covered in Master ASL Unit 10. Use this a:quizbell ringer exit sliprevieweasy homework assignmentThis form is also totally editable if you want to add in more signs that you covered in your own classroom.Words included:Alligator BearDeerDolphinElephantGiraffeHippoLionMonkeySharkSnakeTigerTurtleWhale
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Happy Holidays Word Search - ASL Fingerspelling/Fingerseek - FREEBIE!
Need something for your students to do during this crazy time of year?! Here is a word search made with Fingerspelling!
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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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Build a Snowman Glyph - ASL
A fun winter activity! Includes a teacher key of 8 sentences to sign, and some visuals for students to follow along. Student choose the answer to the winter question and then color their snowman in the respective way!
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9th - 12th
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CASELOAD AT A GLANCE FOR ITINERANT TEACHERS OF THE DEAF
This template can be used as a quick reference for anytime you need to check a student's goals/what they're working on, and how many service minutes they get according to their IFSP or IEP. As an itinerant teacher of the Deaf/HH, I've found that resources like these REALLY make a difference. I can't tell you how many times I have driven to a school to see a kiddo and for the life of me, I can't remember what their goals are. To memorize goal specifics and service times for an entire caseload is
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ASL 1-3 Formative Assessment Quiz Forms (Weekly Check Slips) - FREEBIE!
Enjoy this Freebie!What is a “Weekly Check”?A weekly check is like a weekly comprehension quiz, except we don’t call it a quiz because we don’t want to put the pressure of a “weekly quiz” on our students. They are directly related to things we taught last week (not the same week we are giving the check). For example, if in the first week of the month we learned family signs, and the second week of the month we learned relationship signs, on the Friday of the second week, we would have a weekly c
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9th - 12th
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Battleship Review Game - Any Subject! - FREEBIE!
This is a fun way to bring a classic game to the classroom!Originally made for my ASL class, but can be used in ANY subject! FULLY EDITABLE! Fill in the tables with whatever information you would like to have your students review and practice! Just make sure the two tables match! Suggestion:Make enough copies for each student, and place them in plastic sleeves, or laminate them. Use dry erase markers for easy clean up! Hand students their own blank copies, and have each partnership decide concep
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4th - 12th
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Master ASL Unit 1 - Vocabulary List
This file organizes the vocabulary from Master ASL unit 1 by section and page number. Use this to keep track of what you need to teach or as a study guide for students. Post it to your class website, google classroom, or where ever you need!This is editable so you can add things like dates that you covered the material or when they will have a quiz on certain sections.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Master ASL Unit 1 - Bundle
Deaf Family Article (Free Sub Day Activity!)
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 read and fill out on their own, giving you a day off teaching!This activity includes:A video to watch and respond to individually, as a small group, or as a class (closed captioned!)An article from CNN edited for clarity and simplified for High School readersTen questions related to the article and general Deaf culture k
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9th - 12th
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Signing Naturally Unit 1 Vocab
This is a quick reference guide to the vocabulary covered in the first unit of Signing Naturally broken down by lesson. Great for a unit review!
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Also included in: Signing Naturally Unit 1 - BUNDLE
SN 1:1 Vocab PowerPoint
Teaching ASL is hard enough! Doesn't it feel like there are barely any resources out there to make our lives just a little bit easier? We put so much time and energy into a beautiful lesson, and then a student is absent and misses new signs! We all know that dreaded "what did I miss yesterday?" question. This is an easy way to get students caught up when they miss class and you simply do not have enough hours in the day reteach material to every kid that was absent. This PowerPoint has GIFs of a
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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ASL Authentic Resources Warm-Ups
Do you need some fresh new ideas for warm-ups in your classroom? Here is a packet that focuses on using authentic resources (mostly) to get your class going. This packet can be used digitally, in remote online learning, or face-to-face. There are 6 different warm-ups. The packet will download as a PDF. You will find a link to the digital resource in the packet. Please leave a positive review after you have used this with your students. This is a FREE resource. Enjoy.
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Star Wars Fingerspelling Word Scramble
In case you were unaware, I am one of the biggest nerds out there! Star Wars Day (May 4th/ May the Fourth) is closing in, so I made a short & simple fingerspelling warm up! It would just be wrong not to have some sort of activity for them to do on STAR WARS DAY. Students simply need to unscramble the words on the left side of the page and write the unscrambled version on the right. May the Force be with you, Rebecca
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Distance Learning FREEBIE: Reading Street & ReadyGEN Sight Word Review
FREEBIE!! This resource includes one set of interactive Google Slides to help your students review and practice 6 high frequency words taught in the Reading Street & ReadyGen kindergarten programs. Students have opportunities to:· Say each sight word aloud· Build the word using letter tiles· Type the word 3 times· Read decodable sentences and find the targeted wordSlides are predictable and use the same structure each time to promote student engagement and independence!This resource is part
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K
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Deaf History Month
This powerpoint is to help educate and bring awareness to the deaf community! Incudes:-definitions of the terms: deaf, deafened, hard of hearing, hearing impaired-national deaf history timeline-what is deaf history & how to celebrate -the american sign language alphabet with video instruction for all 26 letters-finger spelling quiz video-25 common phrases video-information on 5 influential members of the deaf community
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Classical Conversations Geography Week 4 Where's Waldo Game Tickets
These are tickets that go along with my Where's Waldo week 4 lesson.
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3rd - 6th
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ASL Cornell Notes
Cornell notes are a great way to keep students organized! This free product includes more than 10 editable templates for the ASL classroom (or any class)!Use these for cultural lessons, vocab, grammar, and more!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Bedrock Literacy - Year 1 Test Form
Bedrock Literacy - Full year one test form for vocabulary (Weeks 1-30)
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A Basic Course in ASL Lesson 1: Grammar and Sentence Practice
This worksheet reviews the grammar used in this lesson and provides practice sentences that use all of the vocabulary from this lesson. In addition, there is a grammar and expressive assignment to be sure students have mastered the information.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Meet the ASL Teacher Letter
At the start of each school year, it is a great idea to open communication with families by introducing yourself. I prefer to send home a note (or send it virtually, through email!) to share a bit about myself, my class, and let families know how important their role is in the education of their student(s).This document is a one-page Google Slide document that allows you to introduce yourself briefly, share some of your favorite things, and provide contact information to the families. The copy y
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PreK - 12th
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Classroom Signs
Simple posters to indicate, question, pencil, restroom, and water! An easy, quite, way for students to ask for basic needs in the classroom. Comes in bright pastels and black and white!
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