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Free american sign language resources for Microsoft Word
ASL Pledge of Allegiance
While sign language encompasses the language of American Sign Language, it sometimes includes the system of Signed English. The Pledge of Allegiance can involve both. The signs themselves are conceptual, but the syntax is altered to be somewhat in sync with what is being orally presented (rather than in ASL syntax).
This product presents the signs for the Pledge of Allegiance as they might be signed in conjunction and at the same time as others who verbalize the words. Added descriptions for e
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5th - 9th
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DIY Worksheet: Fingerspell and Write (English/ASL)
Use this editable template to create your own worksheet for students to fingerspell and write their spelling/vocabulary words.
If the Gallaudet font does not show on your computer, download it here:
http://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/gallaudettruetypefont.htm
In English and ASL.
** I believe educational resources should be free and available to all, regardless of budgetary allowances. Please take a moment to review this product after you download it. Thank you! **
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PreK - 12th
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Sign Language Photographs: Your First 101 Signs
Hello all! I just couldn't find any creative common licensed photos of core signs, so I made my own! Feel free to use these yourself in free or for pay products, whichever, and you do not even need to cite me. (Just don't pretend like I'm you, that'd be a bit creepy.) I am not fluent in sign, in fact I'm only in ASL 1, so please don't regard this as a dictionary. It's just intended as a reminder for kids I've already taught the sign to how to do it. These are also the signs that I think are the
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Not Grade Specific
ASL Classroom Management signs
These are editable anchor charts for classroom management signs during whole class instruction. Students can sign if they have a comment, answer, or question. They also sign if they have to go to the bathroom, to throw something away, to get a tissue, and to get a drink. This way the class does not need to be disrupted.
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PreK - 12th
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American Sign Language Stickers In Color FREE :)
Download this free printable now! ASL (American Sign Language) color stickers. Must be printed on sticker paper or you can use the baking paper method here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZE-WunN9Hs to turn them into functioning stickers.Use these as a reward for students or to decorate your class!ASL, stickers, classroom decor, decorations, rewards, fun, creative, colorful, color, sayings, easy, fun, for students, presents, gifts, rewards system, cool, student fun, game, games, activities, co
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Developmental Levels of Interpreter Use
This can be used to document how a deaf or hard of hearing student uses his or her sign language interpreter.
It can be used to document a D/HH student's growth over the years, presented at IEPs, and it can also help set goals for a D/HH student regarding interpreter use, self-advocacy, and how they use sign language to interact with classmates.
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Super Bowl ASL Performers: Article and Questions
Engage your students with this thought-provoking resource centered around the inclusive performances at Super Bowl LVIII. This Teachers Pay Teachers item includes a compelling article showcasing Deaf performers Daniel Durant, Anjel Piñero, and Shaheem Sanchez. The performers will play pivotal roles in the pregame festivities, delivering powerful sign language renditions of the National Anthem and more.What's Included:Informative Article: Explore the article detailing the involvement of Deaf perf
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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Hearing Aid Check In!
The last 3 years I have been a teacher for students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. I created this chart to help me keep track of students having their hearing aids daily. Everyday they are responsible for putting a sticker in each box (left and/or right). I file this sheet and it helps me with keeping data on their consistency.
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PreK - 6th
ASL Parameters. What’s Different?
ASL Parameters worksheet for elementary age students.
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1st - 5th
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Sign Language Posters
Three sizes of sign language posters! (Eat, More, Drink, Help, Please, and Finished)Size 1- For individual student visual schedule or pocket cardsSize 2- Flash Card sizeSize 3- Poster size, full page
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Not Grade Specific
American Sign Language Basic Sign Cheat Sheet for Parents
This product is a simple cheat sheet that was created for parents of nonverbal children. The cheat sheet gives a visual aid to teach American sign language to encourage communication.
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Printable SIGN LANGUAGE Poster - ASL - Fingerspelling
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE ALPHABET FLASHCARD AND POSTER PRINTABLESLooking to learn a new skill?I've created this pocket set of printable American Sign Language Poster that is perfect for a quick reference.This was originally created for the ASL classes I taught and my students found it very helpful. Included is 1 non-editable Microsoft Word (.dox) file that can easily be printed on your home computer.You will need:A printerPaper for the Poster (Card stock works best)*Please note* this item is a dig
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Not Grade Specific
American Sign Language Classroom Deco: Common Labels
Labels for ASL Class that include:ASL ClassWelcomeBathroom (for Bathroom pass)Pencils (for pencil jar)FlagMake your own labels here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/American-Sign-Language-Make-Your-Own-Labels-for-ASL-Class-10639135Classroom decoration, deco, posters, walls, first of year, 90s art, colorful,
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American Sign Language Classifer Sentence practice
This is a list of sentences for American Sign Language (or other sign language or spoken language, for that matter) students to practice after learning family subjects, kinds of vehicles and some places, and after an introduction to basic classifier hand shapes, and basic ASL sentence structure. One of two. Students can work in groups to help each other figure out how to sign the sentence in ASL.
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Not Grade Specific
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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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American Sign Language 1 Introduction (2 week lesson plan)
The first two weeks into a new culture can be intimidating, but adding some fun vibrant activities to the introduction into the Deaf world can be exhilarating.
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9th - 12th
Daily Home Schedule with ASL and Pics
This Daily Schedule in MS Word format is for my student who is at home with his parents for an extended period of time. In order to help the family adjust their daily living to include school work. The three pages are grouped into morning, afternoon and evening times. After downloading you can adjust it to fit your children's needs or share with your parents for them to adjust. We are all in this together! Please email me if you want this schedule in a google doc format.
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PreK - 3rd
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American Sign Language Classmate Bingo
This is a fun little activity for ASL 1 students to get our of their seats and use some recent vocab and new vocab. There are a couple signs I introduce the day of. The students each get a copy of the bingo sheet and then they need ask their classmates the questions in ASL grammar. They will try to get a bingo. I often have them try to get a blackout bingo!
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Not Grade Specific
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ASL Alphabet Line with French pronunciation
Printable Alphabet line featuring American Sign Language letters and French pronunciation. We refer to this often in our AIM French classroom!*If you change the font to Book Antiqua everything should fit properly
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Tic Tac Talk -- Paired Practice for ASL 1, ASL 2, ASL 3, and beyond
Tic Tac Talk is a versatile activity for teaching/practicing ASL. It can be used as a morning warm-up, a fast-finisher activity, or an assessment. Paired practice with a more fluent partner (especially a native signer) is the best way to learn American Sign Language. Have your students practice with this fun game!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Students Watching, Teacher teaching Group Time
For best results, print on cardstock (any hard paper, really) and laminate. I have had best luck with laser printer/copiers but inkjet printers will work too providing the image is laminated against water.
If you like this image and find it useable great! If you’re in need of it larger, I can accommodate that for you as well just let me know.
Questions? Please ask!
I am happy to draw images of you and your classroom if you provide details of what you’re looking for.
KEYWORDS: classroom mana
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PreK - 6th
American Sign Language Classifer Sentence practice 2
This is a list of sentences for American Sign Language (or other sign language or spoken language, for that matter) students to practice after learning family subjects, kinds of vehicles and some places, and after an introduction to basic classifier hand shapes, and basic ASL sentence structure. Two of two. Students can work in groups to help each other figure out how to sign the sentence in ASL.
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Not Grade Specific
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