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American sign language word wall images
ASL - American Sign Language Alphabet Chart, Alphabet Classroom Posters
Introducing our ASL Alphabet Sign Language Posters – an essential educational tool designed to introduce American Sign Language (ASL) to young learners in daycare, preschool, or classroom settings. These posters feature clear and concise illustrations of each letter of the alphabet, accompanied by its corresponding ASL sign.In a convenient digital download format, these posters can be easily printed from your home printer, ensuring quick access to this valuable resource. Each poster is carefully
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ASL Sign Language Alphabet Art - ASL Art - Alphabet Printable Art
Add color and education with an ASL sign language alphabet wall art printable. Great for classrooms, homeschools or playrooms.HOW IT WORKSDownload your JPEG file with in a few minutes. Send the digital file to print at Costco, Sams club, Walgreens, Walmart or any other print shop and print it as a 16x20 photograph. We recommend printing on the matte finish as it looks better. Then frame, hang it and your done!SIZE - 16 x 20PLEASE NOTE: This listing is for a digital file you will not be sent any
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3-D ASL Fingerspell ABC Poster
One of newest "Never seen before" educational resource that ASL MacGyver proudly designed a beautiful 3-D full with perspective of fingerspelled handshapes (A-Y) . The reason I didn't included "Z" is because it is one of easiest fingerspell letter that literally everyone can "write" a Z-letter shape in the air. While the rest of the alphabet letters are understandably struggled by non-native/new signers to grasp the full perspective of the handshape letters. This isn't only the only mainly for
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ASL Learning Objectives the 5 C's
High quality large poster of sign language illustration (The 5 C being signed in ASL). Based on ACTFL standards and goals for learning ASL. Created by Federico A. Quintana, M.Ed.
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ASL Vocab - Continent
ASL sign for ContinentThis is an informal sign combining the sign for EARTH with the classifiers showing the location of the continents around the globe.EARTH: Dominant 8 handshape touches wrist of non-dominant S handshape and wiggles. CL: Non- dominant hand holds a C handshape to show the shape of the earth. Dominant open C handshape then places a continent on about 3 places on the globe bouncing slightly.
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ASL Vocab - Author
ASL sign for Author (WRITE + PERSON)WRITE: As if holding a pencil, dominant hand moves across non-dominant palm as if writing.PERSON: Both closed 5 handshapes face each other and move down in front of chest parallel to each other. Synonym: Writer
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ASL Vocab - Date
ASL sign for Date. NUMBER + DAYNUMBER: Both flat O's turn slightly opposite directions while touching fingertips.DAY: Non-dominant B handshape forms the horizon while dominant 1 handshape starts at noon with elbow on non-dominant hand then moves down toward non--dominant elbow.
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ASL Vocab - Bar Graph
ASL sign for Bar Graph. BAR + GRAPHBAR: Dominant modified C, palm facing out, draws 3 bars in the air side by side.GRAPH: Both 4 handshapes. Non-dominant hand palm faces toward your body. Dominant hand palm starts facing away from body. The 4 handshape moves down behind the non-dominant hand. Then the hand twists so dominant palm is facing the body as well and fingers are pointed to ward non-dominant. Lastly, pull dominant hand sideways away from non-dominant hand. Your fingers should be tracing
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ASL Vocab - Absolute Location
ASL for Absolute Location. Created by showing the longitude lines and latitude lines with your index finger and then signing WHERE.Part 1: Dominant 1 starts palm out at the top corner of an imaginary box. Non-Dominant 1 starts palm toward dominant side at the opposite corner of the imaginary box. Follow the vertical and horizontal sides of the box until your fingers meet at the bottom dominant side of the box. This should look like tracing lines of latitude and longitude to a specific location.
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ASL Vocab - Line Graph
Sign for Line GraphLINE: Both I handshapes with palms facing inward touch at pinky tips and non-dominant draws a line away. GRAPH: Both 4 handshapes. Non-dominant hand palm faces toward your body. Dominant hand palm starts facing away from body. The 4 handshape moves down behind the non-dominant hand. Then the hand twists so dominant palm is facing the body as well and fingers are pointed to ward non-dominant. Lastly, pull dominant hand sideways away from non-dominant hand. Your fingers should b
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ASL Vocab - Grid
ASL sign for GridGRID: Both 4 handshapes. Non-dominant hand palm faces toward your body. Dominant hand palm starts facing away from body. The 4 handshape moves down behind the non-dominant hand. Then the hand twists so dominant palm is facing the body as well and fingers are pointed to ward non-dominant. Lastly, pull dominant hand sideways away from non-dominant hand. Your fingers should be tracing graph lines.Synonyms: Graph, Chart
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ASL Vocab - Compass
ASL sign for Compass. It is formed with the sign MAP and a visual representation of a compass.MAP: Both M handshape start together then make a rectangle meeting again at the bottom.Part 2: Non- dominant C handshape acts as the compass while dominant 1 handshape, palm facing out, acts as the needle going back and forth.
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ASL Vocab - Political Map
ASL Sign for Political MapThis sign is formed with 2 signs, POLITICS and MAP. POLITICS: Dominant P handshape with palm facing out turns to put middle finger above eyebrow. MAP: Both M handshape start together then make a rectangle meeting again at the bottom.
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ASL Vocab - Physical Region
ASL sign for Physical Region (Note: PHYSICAL as show above is an initialized English sign not native to ASL)PHYSICAL: Both P handshapes, palms facing in, tap the chest then move down in a parallel line and tap the stomach. REGION: Dominant 5 handshape, palm touching top of non-dominant S handshape, makes small circles.
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ASL Vocab - Physical Map
ASL sign for Physical Map (Note: the sign PHYSICAL is an initialized English sign not native to ASL)PHYSICAL: Both P handshapes, palms facing in, tap the chest then move down in a parallel line and tap the stomach. MAP: Both M handshape start together then make a rectangle meeting again at the bottom.
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ASL Vocab - Human Region
ASL sign for Human Region (Note: the sign HUMAN as shown is an initialized English sign not native to ASL)HUMAN: Both H handshapes, palms facing in, start at top of chest then move down touching the stomach in a parallel motion. REGION: Dominant 5 handshape, palm touching top of non-dominant S handshape, makes small circles.
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ASL Vocab - Circle Graph
Sign for Circle GraphCIRCLE: Using your index finger, draw a circle in the airGRAPH: Both 4 handshapes. Non-dominant hand palm faces toward your body. Dominant hand palm starts facing away from body. The 4 handshape moves down behind the non-dominant hand. Then the hand twists so dominant palm is facing the body as well and fingers are pointed to ward non-dominant. Lastly, pull dominant hand sideways away from non-dominant hand. Your fingers should be tracing graph lines.
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ASL Vocab - Longitude
ASL Sign for LongitudeThis sign is formed with 2 signs, EARTH and VERTICAL. EARTH: Dominant open 8 handshape touches wrist of non-dominant S handshape and moves back and forth slightly.VERTICAL: Non- dominant C handshape is circled by I handshape pointing toward non-dominant hand.
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ASL Vocab - Latitude
ASL Sign for LatitudeThis sign is formed with 2 signs, EARTH and HORIZONTAL. EARTH: Dominant open 8 handshape touches wrist of non-dominant S handshape and moves back and forth slightly.HORIZONTAL: Non- dominant C handshape is circled by I handshape pointing down.
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ASL Vocab - Title
ASL sign for TitleTITLE: Air quotes. Both V handshape moved to curved V handshapeSynonyms: Quote, theme, topic
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ASL Vocab - Orientation
ASL Sign for Orientation (as used with maps or perspective)ORIENTATION: Dominant 2 handshape looks at non-dominant D handshape from different angles. Synonyms: Perspective, point of view
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ASL Vocab - Scale Index
ASL sign for Scale Index (MAP + MEASURE)MAP: Both M handshape start together then make a rectangle meeting again at the bottom.MEASURE: Both Y handshapes, palms down, touch thumbs.
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ASL Vocab -- Thematic Map
ASL sign for Thematic Map (THEME + MAP)THEME: Air quotes. Both V handshape moved to curved V handshapeMAP: Both M handshape start together then make a rectangle meeting again at the bottom.
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ASL Vocab - Region
ASL Sign for RegionREGION: Dominant 5 handshape, palm touching top of non-dominant S handshape, makes small circles. Synonyms: Area, location
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