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Free american sign language homework
ASL: Simple Verb Tense Worksheet
Paired with grammar and linguistic instruction of American Sign Language (ASL), this worksheet offers additional rote practice changing verb tense (from simple present to simple past and simple future) in ASL. Worksheet can be used in combination with momsumners other ASL Grammar and Sytax items.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Any Guess 01
This worksheet was designed to assist students with receptive skills at reading fingerspelling. The worksheet has a variety of words that can be found in the dictionary. Students look at the word in ASL and record the word on the blank in English. Teachers can also use this as a competition between students to see who can complete the worksheet the quickest.Includes answer key
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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FREE Boom Cards 'WH' Questions: Zoo Themed with ASL GIFs
The purpose of this Boom Deck is to get your students to understand what type of answer you use for who/what/where/when/what are you doing questions. Zoo themed pictures are used to target this skill.With this deck you can target each question 2 times in 2 different scenes.GIFsA GIF is presented in American Sign Language (ASL) regarding which question is asked. The GIF acts as a cue in ASL and is used to help your students understand what question is asked, help with those students who are impul
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PreK - 1st
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What do You Meme? A Deaf Culture Activity - ASL/Deaf/HH
If you are looking for a fun activity to bring pop culture and Deaf culture into your classroom, look no further. This fun meme activity is great for ASL classrooms and deaf and hard of hearing classrooms alike. It's a fun way to see what students have learned about Deaf culture. This activity consists of a classroom lecture, a signed presentation, a short writing activity, and an original meme creation. You can use this activity with these FREE memes to place on your bulletin board.
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Not Grade Specific
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ASL Numbers Practice 0-15 Worksheet - UPDATED 1/20/2023
Are you out of time, stressed, or a last minute planner? Do you feel overwhelmed or frustrated trying to come up with, design, and print activities for your students? Let this no prep, FREE printable worksheet do the work for you. This is a newly UPDATED version of my original freebie, so please check out the new one.I like to use this worksheet as a bell-quiz, exit slip, homework, or use it as a time filler in different lessons depending on the class.♥INCLUDED- Downloadable PDF which includes
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6th - 12th
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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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ASL - Fingerspelling Worksheet
This worksheet was designed to help students with receptive skills at reading fingerspelling. Students look at the word in ASL and record the word on the blank in English. Teachers can also use this as a competition between students to see who can complete the worksheet the quickest.Includes answer key
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Not Grade Specific
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Easter ASL Skip Counting By 2s, 3s, 5s, 10s Freebie
These Easter themed worksheets were designed to help students learn to skip count. Numbers 2, 3, 5, and 10 are shown in several visual formats including American Sign Language (ASL) to assist all students in understanding how to count in groups and recognize patterns.
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K - 3rd
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Word search coloring printable pages activity: ASL finger spelling
These are a few sample pages from our large collection of word search coloring books and worksheets, American Sign Language, Fingerspelling. Using the ASL letters, find the words listed in the puzzle. You can simply draw a line through the words or get as detailed as coloring each letter. For an extra challenge, we recommend using an old fashion turn-the-page dictionary and write the definitions of the words in the margins. This will expand your vocabulary. And as a bonus, research each word to
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Not Grade Specific
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American Sign Language Checksheet (Review Activity or Homework) Challenging #1
Checksheets are weekly activities that can be completed in the classroom or for homework. Each week the students have a choice of the base activity or a challenging version of the same activity. The challenging version is more in depth and for your more advanced learners. I like to require my students to select at least 1 challenging version per month to push themselves.This is the Challenging version of the first Checksheet that can be started at the very beginning of school once the kids know
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9th - 12th
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American Sign Language Checksheet (Review Activity or Homework) Base Version #1
Checksheets are weekly activities that can be completed in the classroom or for homework. Each week the students have a choice of the base activity or a challenging version of the same activity. The challenging version is more in depth and for your more advanced learners. I like to require my students to select at least 1 challenging version per month to push themselves.This is a base version of the first Checksheet that can be started at the very beginning of school once the kids know the ASL a
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9th - 12th
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ASL Parameters. What’s Different?
ASL Parameters worksheet for elementary age students.
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1st - 5th
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Pumpkin ASL Emotions Vocab Cards and PlayDough Mats - Halloween ASL Freebie
These Pumpkin Emotion Play Dough Mats and Vocab cards are a great social emotional and fine motor skill activity for your preschooler and kindergartener! The PlayDough mats are a great way to review emotions with your toddler or preschooler and introduce them to American Sign Language! These Halloween playdough mats will allow your child to trace the emotion and make a face to match it! These would be a great addition to any Halloween or social emotional learning activity! This set includes 13 e
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PreK - 1st
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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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Sign, Spell, Read, and Write 1-10
Increase word recognition using two languages and two modalities. Use American sign language to sign and spell the target word. Use English to read and circle the target word and write it in various ways, like tracing, coloring, and freehand writing.Other ways to memorize the whole word includes counting the number of letters in each word and writing each letter in its own box. Check comprehension by drawing a picture or doing a short activity.
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K - 2nd
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FREE Sample WH Questions: Zoo Themed with ASL GIFs
The purpose of this Boom Deck is to get your students to understand what type of answer you use for who/what/where/when/what are you doing questions. Zoo themed pictures are used to target this skill.With this deck you can target each question 2 times in 2 different scenes.GIFsA GIF is presented in American Sign Language (ASL) regarding which question is asked. The GIF acts as a cue in ASL and is used to help your students understand what question is asked, help with those students who are impul
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PreK - 1st
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FM Troubleshooting Finish the Sentence Worksheet
10 sentence starters for students to solve technical problems related to their FM system.
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Not Grade Specific
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Sign, Spell, Read, and Write: Extras
Increase word recognition using two languages and two modalities. Use American sign language to sign and spell the target word. Use English to read and circle the target word and write it in various ways, like tracing, coloring, and freehand writing.Other ways to memorize the whole word includes counting the number of letters in each word and writing each letter in its own box. Check comprehension by drawing a picture or doing a short activity. This packet includes boy, she, bird, happy, play, c
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1st - 3rd
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Signing Naturally Workbook Unit 2.1 Homework - One-Handed and Two-Handed
Students will think of signing vocabulary that belongs to one-handed, two-handed symmetrical, and two-handed non-symmetrical category for homework.
This assignment is from Signing Naturally Workbook, Unit 2, Lesson 1.
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9th - 12th
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ASL Basics Vocab List FREEBIE (No Visuals, List Vocabulary Only)
This product is great for: * 1:1 tutoring* Basic checklists unit introductions* Introduction to ASL courses, recaps, and reviews* Personal learning checks! Some pages include descriptions of how to accurately sign the vocabulary word. Others are listed vocab with no visuals. Interested in visual vocabulary lists or unit plans? Visit my TPT store:) Let me know if you have any questions!
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Not Grade Specific
Fingerspelling Basics Homework
This short introduction to fingerspelling comes complete with homework questions.
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8th - 12th
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ASL Idiom Worksheet
ASL Idiom worksheet practice.Includes video link explaining the idioms listed on the worksheet.
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7th - 12th
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Writing Prompt - Introduction to ASL
This writing prompt/activity is meant to go along with the "Introduction to ASL" reading section in the original Signing Naturally Level 1 textbook. It asks student to read and reflect on that section and cite the source within their writing. You will need to provide students with the original Signing Naturally level 1 textbook reading page.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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P-Chart (ASL Parameters)
An ASL Parameter worksheet that can be used for vocabulary sign words. If your classroom has a vocabulary set to learn, you may have your student use The American Sign Language Handshape Dictionary to help them get familiar with what they are looking for.
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9th - 12th
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