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7th grade american sign language projects $5-10
ASL Poetry & Art Handshape Project
This week-long fun and engaging project focuses on ASL Poetry and ASL Art. Students have two assignments. They will sign or create an ASL poem and then they will create handshape art. It's a great assignment after a unit of study or a culminating project at the end of a semester. Product includes:Teacher PowerPoint slidesFocus on ASL Poetry (Ella Mae Lentz, Clayton Valli, A to Z poems, 1-10 poems, handshape poems)ASL poetry assignmentFocus on De'Via art and Chuck BairdHandshape art assignment
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
ASL Famous Deaf People Bulletin Board Set
Use these images to decorate your walls while showcasing the many talents of deaf people. This bulletin board set works great on its own or to enhance your Famous Deaf Person unit. In this digital download, you will find 16 black and white images of famous deaf leaders, creators, and pioneers in the Deaf community past and present. There is one image of Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet (not deaf) who plays an important role in ASL flourishing as a language. All images are in black and white with a pop o
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: ASL Famous Deaf People Bundle
American Sign Language ASL 1 | Deaf Awareness Month Project and Lesson Plan
This lesson and project was designed for my ASL 1 class, but can be used for ASL 1, 2, or 3. This download includes a Deaf Awareness Month Project (September) and Lesson Plan for junior high/middle school and high school students beginning ASL 1 for high school credit. (My objectives follow the TEKS for Texas but should be easily transferable to other state standards.). Students will be spending 3 class periods learning about and discussing important topics on Deaf awareness. They will take note
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7th - 12th
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Hand Painting Art Project ASL Activity with Classifiers and Iconic Signs
Detailed, engaging, and interactive Hand Painting Project perfect for high school ASL classes. This activity focuses on reviewing classifiers and iconic signs through a creative and hands-on approach. Editable Google Slides featuring review videos conducted by authentic and respected signers, clear step-by-step instructions to guide students through the project, examples of completed projects (both videos and pictures), and a suggested rubric for easy grading. Additionally, teacher tips and a s
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7th - 12th
Design a food truck - ASL
Students will design a food truck step by step. They will choose what type of food, what is on the menu, and more! You choose which activities they complete and delete the rest. Rubric included!
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3rd - 12th
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Deaf President Now: Lesson, Student Project, Quiz, and In-Depth Exploration
Celebrate the 36th Anniversary of Deaf President Now with this lesson!Embark on a transformative ASL journey with our acclaimed "Deaf President Now: Lesson, Student Project, Quiz, and More" – a well-tested resource suitable for every teacher, even those unfamiliar with American Sign Language (ASL). Whether used for full a comprehensive week of student-led activities, as part of a larger curriculum, or part of the lesson for an hour-long class session, this resource offers engaging content that r
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7th - 12th
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Elf Job Application and Santa Job Interview - ASL, ESL, Deaf/Hard of Hearing
This winter/Christmas holiday activity comes with two different activities for communication. Activity number one is to apply for an elf position at the North pole. This is an individual presentational communication. The second activity is to interview someone to take the role of substitute Santa. The Substitute Santa comes with two variations and the opportunity for students to transform themselves into Santa Claus. Both of these activities focus on communication and review of vocabulary. This
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Winter Holiday Activities Bundle
American Sign Language ASL 1 | Lesson 6 | Family Signs
Lesson 6 of ASL 1 for junior high/middle school and high school students beginning ASL 1 for high school credit. (My objectives follow the TEKS for Texas but should be easily transferable to other state standards.). Students will be learning ASL signs relating to the family, such as "mom," "dad," "sister," "brother," and how to describe your siblings in the Deaf Cultural way. I like to spend 4 class periods on each lesson (about 180 minutes total).Day 1: Guided Practice of the power pointDay 2:
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7th - 12th
A Presentation on the Medical Aspects of Hearing and Hearing Loss
This information packed powerpoint examines the medical aspects of hearing and hearing loss and information about audiology.
Some topics include:
-sound
-how the ear works
-audiology and the audiogram
-the types and degrees of hearing loss
-the effects of hearing loss
-how to meet the needs of students with hearing loss
Use this 54 slide presentation on hearing and hearing loss to teach the differences between the hearing and deaf worlds. In this powerpoint, I have pulled resources from vario
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Aural, Oral, and Manual Methods of Communication
A lack or loss of hearing can affect a child’s learning progress, particularly in the understanding and production of spoken language. While many theories have emerged over the years as to which approach is most effective, experts agree that the teaching method should adhere to the individual student’s capabilities, needs and personality. This information packed powerpoint examines the Aural, Oral, and Manual Methods of Communication in the K-12 classroom.
Some topics include:
Educational Appro
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
American Sign Language ASL 2 | Deaf Awareness Month Project and Lesson Plan
DescriptionThis lesson and project was designed for my ASL 2 class, but can be used for ASL 2-4 (or above) or can be modified for ANY subject!This download includes a Deaf Awareness Month Project (September) and Lesson Plan for junior high/middle school and high school students in ASL 2 for high school credit. (My objectives follow the TEKS for Texas but should be easily transferable to other state standards.). Students will be creating their own project that they believe will spread awareness a
Grades:
7th - 12th
American Sign Language ASL 1 | Lesson 7 | Giving Directions & Numbers 1-25
Lesson 7 of ASL 1 for junior high/middle school and high school students beginning ASL 1 for high school credit. (My objectives follow the TEKS for Texas but should be easily transferable to other state standards.). Students will be learning ASL signs relating to giving directions, such as "street," "highway," "north," "from," and how to give directions in the Deaf Cultural way. I like to spend 4 class periods on each lesson (about 180 minutes total).Day 1: Guided Practice of the power pointDay
Grades:
7th - 12th
Create a TV pilot - ASL
Students will work in groups to create the first episode of. a new TV show that is going to be completely in ASL! They will create a plot, problem, characters, setting, and dialogue. The sky is the limit on what they can create!
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3rd - 12th
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ASL Advertisement Project
A 5 day project for ASL students to create a fun and exciting public service announcement that encourages others to sign up for ASL next year. (Can easily be stretched out for more days). Students answer questions about the target audience and goal, write a film description (shot list and story board), film and edit their own videos. Each part is worth points, film rubric included.Can be adapted for any languageIf it's good, send it to your school news!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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American Sign Language School Bundle
American Sign Language curriculums that have the unit about school will benefit from these resources to supplement and engage learners. This bundle puts together a variety of activities to keep the unit engaging for students while moving them forward in their language learning. 1. Long Term Signing Project Letter Guidelines2. Finger-Search (I often use this on the backside of the grammar practice sheet to keep students engaged and thinking about the vocabulary being learned while we wait for ot
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sports Presentation ASL
Students are to create their own sport accessible to Deaf, Hearing, Hard of Hearing individuals.
This has the requirements and the rubric attached.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Handshape Project
This is how I start my second year school year.
Students are to pick a handshape and teach one another previous signs learned
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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