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American sign language song microsofts
God Bless America in Signs
American Sign Language (ASL) is a language all its own. It is conceptual and has its own syntax. However, when the interpreter signs a song as others sing, this syntax is often mixed with English syntax so that the order of words matches more closely with the words being sung audibly.
This product presents the song in sign illustrations as it would be signed while someone sang aloud. This is followed by a chart with explanations for the signs used to represent each word concept.
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America the Beautiful in ASL
America the Beautiful in ASL
Words to this beautiful song are translated into American Sign Language syntax and illustrated with drawings. An explanation follows each line, explaining how to make the signs with easy word descriptions.
Two verses are presented.
To see a sample complete with a sign illustration, go to the PREVIEW.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY in Sign Language
Enjoy adding sign language to the Happy Birthday song!
American Sign Language (ASL) is its own language with a unique syntax, a syntax that doesn't usually "match" the meter and lyrics of a song that is sung in an audible language. With that in mind, signs have been provided in this lesson that match the beat and words of the song "Happy Birthday" (rather than true ASL syntax). In other words, you can sing the song with your voice while you sign the concepts at the same time.
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O Christmas Tree in Sign Language
Two verses from the song O Christmas Tree, are presented and illustrated in signs. The motions in the drawings are further explained in words, concept by concept, in a chart that follows the verses.
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Amazing Grace in American Sign Language (ASL)
Amazing Grace has been the part of many church services and ceremonies. Played on bagpipes, the flute, or piano, or sung by a soloist or a choir, it is unique in its own right. But signed in ASL is the most beautiful presentation of all.
This product presents all four verses of Amazing Grace. Word concepts are placed under each sign illustration and then are explained individually in a chart that lists and described each word.
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ASL Christmas Package Number 1
Three wonderful Christmas songs with signs hand-drawn for the concepts used in a verse of each song. The three songs include the following: Away in a Manger, Silent Night, and Oh Holy Night. Charts list the signs presented in the songs with the motions for each of the signs described in words. These word concepts are arranged in alphabetical order.
Husband disclaimer: My hubby scanned these for me and I notice that the charts are crooked. My apologies; however, the content is all there.
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Music with Sign Language
Looking for ways to teach music without any instruments? Then this task is for you!For this music assignment, student will be using ASL/signing to perform a song of their choice. Their job is to choose a song they like, and learn how to SIGN the lyrics to that song. The final product will be a VIDEO or LIVE performance of their song. My grade 7 and 8 students had such a great time with this activity. They were excited to learn basic signs together as a class, and loved the challenge of learning
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7th - 8th
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March Interactive Newsletter with Boardmaker symbols for non-verbal learners
Interactive Monthly Newsletters for Parents
(Also your entire lesson plans for the month!)
These newsletters are designed to help non-verbal students communicate with their family about what they are doing at school. Through the use of symbols and sign-language examples, the non-verbal student is able to “tell” their family what they are learning at school! Each month a newsletter is sent home that is not only meant to inform parents about what’s going on at school, but is also meant to be an
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PreK - 2nd
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Oh Little Town of Bethlehem in Sign Language
Fifteen pages of Oh Little Town of Bethlehem's four verses with sign illustrations. A chart provides word explanations for each sign in addition to the pictures.
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Draw Me Close to You in ASL
American Sign Language (ASL) is its own language with its own syntax. Because it is conceptual, it is not based on the written word.
With that in mind, this song is divided into two columns: the English words on the left with an ASL translation on the right. There are many ways to sign things, just as there are various ways to interpret any language; this is my suggestion for Draw me Close to You .
These word concepts are truly beautiful in signs. Hand-drawn illustrations present the signs
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Alphabet In My Mouth- based on Dr. Jean's “The Alphabet Is In My Mouth”
This is a printable booklet based on “The Alphabet Is In My Mouth” by Dr. Jean. My preschoolers absolutely LOVE signing the letters as the song “The Alphabet Is In My Mouth” plays.
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PreK - 1st
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Row, Row, Row Your Boat in American Sign Language
Row, Row, Row Your Boat in American Sign Language
There are many fun songs that children can sign. The movements often help children remember the words.
This lesson presents the concept signs for Row, Row, Row Your Boat, along with word explanations for the signs.
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K - 4th
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February Interactive Newsletter with Boardmaker Symbols and Sign Language
Interactive Newsletter
(Also your entire lesson plans for the month!)
These newsletters are designed to help non-verbal students communicate with their family about what they are doing at school. Through the use of symbols and sign-language examples, the non-verbal student is able to “tell” their family what they are learning at school! Each month a newsletter is sent home that is not only meant to inform parents about what’s going on at school, but is also meant to be an interactive communic
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PreK - 1st
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April Interactive Newsletter with Boardmaker Symbols for non-verbal learners
Interactive Monthly Newsletters for Parents with Board Maker Symbols and Sign Language
(Also your entire lesson plans for the month!)
These newsletters are designed to help non-verbal students communicate with their family about what they are doing at school. Through the use of symbols and sign-language examples, the non-verbal student is able to “tell” their family what they are learning at school! Each month a newsletter is sent home that is not only meant to inform parents about what’s goin
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PreK - 1st
We Wish You a Merry Christmas- Simplified Lyrics and Hand Motions Elementary
This version of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" is simplified for an elementary Christmas or holiday performance. This simplified version has students sing the chorus and adds in cute verses about jumping and waving. After each lyric, the coordinating hand motions and movements are listed. Students learn to sign "Merry Christmas" in American Sign Language. Moving helps students remember! This file is editable in case you'd like to adjust any movements.I have performed many Christmas Holiday Conc
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PreK - 5th
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LONDON BRIDGE in ASL
Why teach songs in signs? Research confirms that association between movement and language leads to vocabulary development and concept understanding. For years, educators have realized the importance of multisensory stimulation. In other words, the more senses that the child uses in a learning experience, the better the chance the information will be retained. Many signs actually look like the concepts they represent, creating “pictures in the air.” Because the neuro-pathways through which langu
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PreK - 1st
Alphabet Cards with ASL
These alphabet cards go with the Alphabet Song from the Sounds Like Fun CD by Barbara Milne.
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PreK - K
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Alphabet Powerpoint Song Version C
Practice sing the alphabet with English and ASL. Learn the sign for words that start with the corresponding letter in the alphabet.
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PreK - K
Also included in: Alphabet Song PowerPoint in ASL/English
American Sign Language Signing a Song
Let's make American Sign Language fun! It is very easy to keep students engaged when it comes to teaching ASL. With most High School students being obsessed with music, I thought it would be great to have them sign a song of their choice. Students usually already have headphones, so it makes the assignment that much easier. For this assignment, I told the student to sign about a minute and a half to two minutes of a song. The kids LOVED this!!
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9th - 12th
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