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Presidents' Day american sign language resources for Microsoft Word
Year Round Logic Puzzle Bundle for Middle School!
In this bundle, you will get all FOURTEEN logic puzzle holiday products and their academic bonuses at a discounted price of 50% off! There are a total of 92 logic puzzles of varying difficulty, ready to use, plus thirteen academic activities related to the holidays or seasons. The themes of the logic puzzles and specific information can be found at these links:Fall Fun Logic PuzzlesHalloween Logic PuzzlesThanksgiving Logic PuzzlesWinter Holiday and Christmas Fun Logic PuzzlesPresident’s Day Fu
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5th - 8th
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3 Branches of Government Sort Worksheet
This is a sorting worksheet I made for my students to show what they've learned about the three branches of government. Everything I looked for was much too difficult for my CDC students, so I created this worksheet as a simple activity but one that still covers all the important concepts.
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K - 5th
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Signing Naturally Unit 1-6 BUNDLE (with a bonus product)
This includes all of the gifs, vocab lists, and vocab PowerPoints (with embedded gifs) that you need for Signing Naturally Units 1-6! There is a grand total of: 910 gif files, 63 PowerPoints, 6 vocab sheets!Use these to help students review, practice, and study. Please note that this product includes Units 1-6. If you are looking for units 1-5 you can find that here.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Boy Scout Motto, Slogan, Oath, & Law in ASL
The Boy Scout Motto, Slogan, Oath,and Law presented in American Sign Language. For each sign, there is an illustration as it is occurs in the slogan, motto, oath, or law. At the end of all the presentations, a chart lists each word/concept in alphabetical order with a corresponding explanation of the action in words.
Note to stringent observers of ASL syntax: American Sign Language is its own language. It is NOT an interpretation of English and therefore does not use English syntax. However, si
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Not Grade Specific
Bundled DHH IEP Goals and Objectives
As a Teacher of the Deaf with 11 years of teaching experience in both, classroom and itinerant field experience, I have had the opportunity to serve hundreds of Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Students in grades K-12.
Due to multiple requests, I have compiled all of my offered IEP Goals and Objectives into a 10 Page Word Document. These IEP Goals and Objectives include and focus on the following targeted areas:
1. Self-Advocacy
2. Language Development
3. Auditory Training
4. Transition
5. Cons
Grades:
PreK - 12th
President's Day "If I Were President..." Printable Writing Activity
President's Day "If I Were President..." Printable Writing Activity for purchase! Student's write what they would do if they were president! Students can draw themselves in the middle of the dollar or they can paste their picture. Great idea for a President's Day bulletin board!
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1st - 5th
ASL Back to School Bundle: 10 Must-Haves for the ASL Classroom
Don't get the Back to School blues, this bundle has everything you need to start the school year strong. Bundle includes:ASL 1 Course Syllabus **EDITABLE** Deaf Event Requirement **EDITABLE**ASL Conversations: Interacting in the Deaf Community & Deaf EventsClassroom Sign-out Sheets **EDITABLE**100 Daily Warm-ups **EDITABLE**60 More ASL Warm-ups: Deaf Culture, Deaf People, & Tips for ASL Students **EDITABLE**ASL Student Composition Books **EDITABLE**Test Re-take form **EDITABLE**ASL
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7th - 12th
ASL Scattergories
Use this game to review vocabulary. It is a word documents that can be edited to fit your classroom needs. Categories are: colors, clothes, people, what people enjoy doing, animals, cities/states, holidays, time, classroom items, and school locations/items.I use this as a review for my ASL 2, 3, or 4 classes the first week of school. It's also perfect for a review game near the end of ASL 1.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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National Treasure
National Treasure movie guide and National Treasure 2 Book of Secrets movie guide. Simple to use, mostly one word or short answers required for students. Twenty questions per movie with answer keys included and completely editable. Great for leaving with a substitute. Just enough to get them to pay attention. Also available bundled together along with:Woman in GoldMean GirlsMeet the PatelsMonuments MenThe Imitation GameOTHER PRODUCTS FOR TEACHING EARLY AMERICA:Constitution JeopardyThree Branc
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â My Entire Store
ASL Research Report: Those Who Made an Impact
Help your students gain a broader perspective of those who made an impact on the Deaf Community with this research report project. Students will write a simple report, create a poster, and present it to other students in the class. I like to post the posters along the wall on a timeline for students to visually see when the people lived. The file includes:1) Directions2) Grading Sheet3) List of people for sign-ups & presentation sign up sheet4) Notetaking sheets for students
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL Semester Expressive Project: Create a VLOG
In this expressive semester project the students create a VLOG to share with the class. This assignment is perfect for ASL 2 and ASL 3 students. It could be mofified to fit ASL 1 or 4. Students learn more ASL when they are interested in the topic. This final semester project allows students to show their ASL proficiency as they create a VLOG. This documents includes:Detailed student directions.A rubric for grading. Forms for students to fill out as they watch the VLOGs presented in class (re
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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3 Branches of Government Sorting Worksheet
This is a worksheet I made for my CDC students to teach basic concepts of the 3 branches of government. Everything I tried to find was too difficult for my students, so I made this sorting worksheet.
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K - 5th
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American Revolution Play
A brief history of the American Revolution, with 30 parts. Five scenes about the major events: The Boston Tea Party; Paul Revere's Midnight Ride; The Battle of Lexington and Concord/The Shot Heard Round the World; Washington Crossing the Delaware River; The Signing of the Constitution
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2nd - 4th
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After the Cochlear Implant
After the Cochlear Implant
by
Elaine Ernst Schneider
author of: Taking Hearing Impairment to School
Suggestions for parents, teachers, therapists and others who play a part in the language/speech development of a cochlear implant recipient...
A manual for understanding the cochlear implant and the process of acquiring language and developing speech post-surgery,
including the use of American Sign Language.
47 pages that detail suggestions and strategies for language and/or speech developme
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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American Sign Language Coloring 48 Pages COMPLETE COLLECTION SO FAR
All of the ASL (American Sign Language) coloring pages I have made so far. Soon I will have enough to release a real coloring book, but if you want everything I've made so far, this bundle is it!I will continue to add onto my coloring book. I want to have seventy-five before I release it on Amazon in it's physical form.:)Thanks for all the support!
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Not Grade Specific
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Founding Fathers and Jacksonian Webquest (George Washington to John Tyler)
Founding Fathers and Jacksonian Webquest (George Washington to John Tyler)
Students will gain basic knowledge about our first Presidents by completing an internet-based worksheet. The President webquest uses the following great website.
http://www.ducksters.com/biography/uspresidents/
The wonderful clip art is from The Artventurous Life.
My students enjoy learning new facts about the Presidents from the website. I usually use this activity as a review or introduction activity for my middl
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4th - 10th
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Also included in:Â George Washington Lesson Plan Collection
John Adams HBO Series Episode 2 - "Independence" Video Graphic Organizer
Do your students struggle to keep up with answering video questions?
These graphic organizers are printable handouts that students can use to record what they've learned about each president while watching the show.
Most students need time to process and think about what they are watching before writing it down. The graphic organizer format allows the students freedom to write down what they learn, and reduces the anxiety of "missing what the speaker said".
What I love most about this type o
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8th - 12th
ASL Semester Expressive Project: Guidelines and Rubric
This documents outlines the expectation for Semester Projects for ASL 2, 3, or 4 students. Students learn a lot more ASL when they are interested in the topic. This final semester project allows students to show their level of ASL as they engage in a project of their choice. This documents includes the project directions and a rubric for grading. The file is a Microsoft Word file that you can edit to adjust to your personal classroom needs. Hope your students enjoy it as much as mine do!If
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9th - 12th
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Sweet Nothing in My Ear - Movie Questions
This is a great movie made by Hallmark starring Marlee Matlin and Jeff Daniels. There are many moments where they can see Deaf Culture moments come to life. It makes for a great discussion, and gets them thinking.This was made for ASL, but anyone can use this when they watch this episode to get some great conversations started.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Huge Deaf Culture Activities Bundle - American Sign Language
ASL 1 Course Syllabus
Here is the syllabus I use for my high school ASL 1 course. It's editable to fit your personal classroom needs. I tend to be VERY detailed on my syllabus so that my expectations are clear from the beginning. Hope it helps in your course planning :-)Note: My ASL 2 & 3 Course Syllabi are very similar to this one. This product can be easily adjusted to fit any ASL level you are teaching.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â ASL Back to School Bundle: 10 Must-Haves for the ASL Classroom
President's Day Coin Sorting Mat
Here is a great way to start teaching your students about the Presidents and the different types of money they can be found on. Print and laminate this sorting mat, then place it in your math center along with a bag of coins and let the kids compare and sort the coins. Teacher guided discussion can elp the kids describe the coins and talk the presidents that are on each one, talk about how money is used, practice fine motor skills by stacking the coins on the mat as they are sorted, count the
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PreK - K
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More ASL Scattergories (ASL 2+)
Use this game to review vocabulary. It is a word documents that can be edited to fit your classroom needs. Categories are: school subjects, states, countries, things on a road trip, kitchen things, excuses for arriving late, things that have spots, Halloween costumes, things you throw away, and Christmas gifts. Pass out the paper and randomly play a game throughout the year. Or take an entire class period to play the game. I like to use it for a "Fun Friday" activity.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Philadelphia Constitutional Convention Skit Play Student Engagement GUARANTEED
This play/skit is perfect for any middle school or high school student learning about the framing of the US constitution. (Several main characters have multiple lines, while other characters have just one line or two so this can accommodate all sorts of different personalities in your classroom) How the delegates there squabbled with each other almost every day for 4-5 months. Not unlike our present day government leaders. It was (to coin a phrase in today's vernacular) a BIG HOT MESS EXPRESS.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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John Adams HBO Series Episode 1 - "Join or Die" Video Graphic Organizer
Do your students struggle to keep up with answering video questions?
These graphic organizers are printable handouts that students can use to record what they've learned about each president while watching the show.
Most students need time to process and think about what they are watching before writing it down. The graphic organizer format allows the students freedom to write down what they learn, and reduces the anxiety of "missing what the speaker said".
What I love most about this type o
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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