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American sign language movie guides for staff and administrators
The Miracle Worker Movie Guide - (2000 version) - Google Slide Copy Included
This movie guide accompanies the 2000 version of The Miracle Worker. There are 25 film short answer questions and 5 essay style questions as well as an answer key. The digital copy link is included on the credits page.
Grades:
4th - 9th
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
The Miracle Worker (1962): Complete Movie Guide
This video guide is for the 1962 vintage classic. This 16-question movie guide will help your students stay focused during this powerful and inspirational movie. This product also includes three reflection questions that will lead into a great class discussion about the film. This movie guide comes with an answer key. Ready to print and ready to use! Enjoy!Clipart Credit: by Whimsical Inklings
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Back to School Starter Pack for TODs | Beginning of the Year BUNDLE | Deaf Ed
Welcome back to school with confidence and ease with our comprehensive Beginning of the Year, Back-to-School Starter Pack, crafted especially for dedicated educators like you. This all-in-one resource bundle is carefully designed to help you create a positive, organized, and engaging learning environment from day one. Set the stage for a successful school year with a range of essential tools and activities that will make your back-to-school preparation a breeze!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Deaf Culture Movies & TV Questions Bundle
In this bundle you will find questions great for starting conversations about Deaf culture and ASL! Bundle includes: Switched at Birth Episode 1 QuestionsSweet Nothing in My Ear QuestionsThe Hammer Questions
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Huge Deaf Culture Activities Bundle - American Sign Language
The Miracle Worker Movie Questions (Disney Version)
Comprehensive discussion/essay-style questions for assessing student participation or facilitating analysis of the movie The Miracle Worker. Great for ASL classes, substitute teachers, long-term sub work, or studying differences and disabilities. Enjoy!
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Describing Hearing Loss/DHH Terms | CONSULT RESOURCE | Deaf Education
This handout goes over the description of a students’ hearing loss. Usually the format is “bilateral profound sensorineural hearing loss.” But what does that mean to a professional that doesn’t work with the Deaf? Nothing. Use this to break down the jargon commonly used by audiological professionals. Also included is a handout about the terms to use (and not use) to reference the student with hearing loss. This includes Big D Deaf, little d deaf, hard of hearing and hearing loss. Use this resour
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Through Deaf Eyes Questions & Quiz with Keys
Through Deaf Eyes is one of my favorite films to show my students. It is full of Deaf Culture, history, insights, and so much more! It is a great end of the year activity as the year winds down, or even a beginning of the year activity to introduce your students to the ASL and Deaf culture experience! Don't have the movie? No worries! Here is a youtube link for it - https://youtu.be/PL5d8kyZUQk It can be shown by spreading it out over multiple days, small chunks as needed, or as a great substitu
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Huge Deaf Culture Activities Bundle - American Sign Language
ASL Signing Book Sets Super Bundle Parents Send Home Educational Support
This ASL Super Bundle includes two bundles with ASL Signing Book Sets plus a Clothing Signing Book Set and a Playtime Signing Book Set. ASL (American Sign Language) Dolch Sight Words Signing Book Sets 1-4 Bundle and the ASL Signing Book Sets Bundle with Food, Fruits, Vegetables, and Calendar. These signing book sets have been put together to save time and money. These ASL Dolch Sight Words Signing Book Sets have been created to assist teachers and parents with signing. This Special Education ASL
Grades:
PreK - 12th
CODA Movie Guide 2021 - Google Copy Link Included
This 20 higher order thinking question movie guide, answer key, and 5 question extended response sheet pairs with the 2021 film CODA. The google copy link is on the credits page.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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ASL Film Review
This is a generic Google Slides worksheet that can be used to evaluate any film on Deaf Culture. We love to use this with films such as And Your Name is Jonah, Deaf in the Holocaust, Bird of a Different Feather, For a Decent Living, Sweet Nothing in My Ear, Love is Never Silent, etc … The purpose of these questions is to move beyond simple comprehension fact-based questions into higher DOK questions about Deaf Culture. The target ASL student for this assignment should have prior knowledge about
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Switched at Birth Questions- Episode 1 - Deaf Culture & American Sign Language
Every year I show my ASL students the first episode of Switched at Birth. 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. If you don't own the episode, here is a link to the episode on the Free Form Website! Check out other movie/television questions!Through Deaf Eyes Questions, Quiz, & KeysS
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Huge Deaf Culture Activities Bundle - American Sign Language
Emergency Drills and DHH Students | IN SERVICE RESOURCE | Deaf Education
Sometimes DHH students get lost or forgotten about during schools’ emergency drills. In this handout, you’ll find ways to make sure you and your DHH student are prepared and giving them the best accessibility possible. Some of these tips include developing a communication plan/visual alerts, giving the student written instructions or tactile cues, assigning buddies and more!Use this in an in-service/consult to inform teachers about the effects of allergy season and how it will affect them.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Best Practices for using an ASL Interpreter | INSERVICE RESOURCE | Deaf Ed
Building a relationship with interpreters and using them correctly and appropriately in a mainstream educational setting can sometimes be a challenge. This handout goes over SOME of the very many things that should be kept in mind when beginning to work with an interpreting team. Tips included focus on engaging the student, giving the interpreter extra time to process and translate the information as well as developing a rapport and making sure they have enough time before material is given to s
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
ASL Book Talk Stone Soup - editable for ASL or Deaf/HH
***You must have "Stone Soup" from Dawn Sign Press to use this activity. This is a great activity to kick off the school year, use as a sub day activity, or take a break from your textbook. If you own "Stone Soup," you can use this 5 activity packet to enhance the learning of your students. Activities include:1. Vocabulary search and story creation2. Matching3. Comprehension 4. Fill in the blank5. Student choice activity6. Instruction page for the teacherAn answer key for pages requiring one are
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sign Language in the Classroom SPED Visual Communication Verbal - NonVerbal
Are you a teacher eager to enhance communication and inclusivity in your classroom? Look no further! This invaluable Sign Language in the Classroom guide will equip you with the essential knowledge and tools to seamlessly integrate sign language into your educational environment.Learn the Basics: Discover the fundamental elements of sign language, from hand shapes to facial expressions. We'll provide clear, concise instructions and helpful visual examples, ensuring you grasp the core concepts qu
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PreK - 2nd, Staff
The Hammer - Movie Questions
These are questions for students to use while they watch the movie "The Hammer". It will help them critically think through different scenarios and how they relate to the Deaf world.This movie is full of ASL & Deaf Culture that opens up great conversation about both! This movie is PG-13 & not recommended for younger audiences. Movie Trailer - https://youtu.be/neTdq1lHyxc
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Huge Deaf Culture Activities Bundle - American Sign Language
Deaf Identity Powerpoint
This brief presentation was made by myself (a CODA- Child of Deaf Adults & ToD-Teacher of the Deaf) to introduce my deaf students to the idea of what a Deaf identity could possibly mean for them. The powerpoint includes art by people within the Deaf Community and videos of d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing people sharing their experiences in society. This presentation may also be helpful for parents who are new to the idea of Deaf Culture as well as administrators with d/Deaf students in their scho
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Not Grade Specific
Sports Accessibility and Coaching DHH Students | IN SERVICE RESOURCE | Deaf Ed
This handout goes over the topics to keep in mind for Deaf/Hard ofHearing students when they play sports. This can be used forconsulting with gym teachers and/or coaches. It covers topics suchas communication, equipment, safety, environment accessibility and teamwork.Use this in an in-service/consult to inform teachers about the effects of allergy season and how it will affect them.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Episode 1 Switched at Birth Watch Along Worksheet Deaf Culture
Every year I show my ASL 1 students the first episode of Switched at Birth. There are many moments where they can see Deaf Culture scenarios come to life. It makes for a great discussion, and gets them thinking outside of their "hearing world".This was made for ASL classes, but anyone can use this when they watch this episode to get some great conversations started.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
How to Work With a Sign Language Interpreter
Revised version of 'How to Work With a Sign Language Interpreter.' Includes tips for classroom teachers with Deaf and Hard of Hearing students requiring the service of a sign language interpreter. Included another copy with black text on white background. Copyright © 2023 DHH Support by Elizabeth MaytonFor individual use only.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Motivational Back to School Water Bottle Labels All Grades Editable Wrappers ASL
Step back into the world of learning with an innovative twist that sparks excitement: Sign Language water bottle labels with editable wrappers. What better way to create a fantastic welcome back to school than a first-day celebration for all grade levels and meet-the-teacher nights as we usher in a new school year? These unique labels bridge communication gaps by featuring inspiring phrases and Sign Language, fostering inclusivity and awareness among students, teachers, and parents alike. The ed
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Elementary Sign Language Training, Paraprofessional-SPED- ASL Vocabulary
Sign Language for Paraprofessionals: Elementary Classroom ASL Training Welcome to our online training for paraprofessionals and teachers to learn many signs you would find in a typical elementary classroom. Who is this ASL Vocabulary Training for? Those who work with children using sign language: elementary teachers, special needs adults, Autism, homeschooling, speech pathologists, daycares, etc.Description: Are you working with children (deaf or hearing), and do you want to incorporate Sign Lan
Grades:
PreK - K, Adult Education, Staff
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