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9th grade american sign language graphic organizer pdfs
ASL Story Elements Notes, Interactive and Graphic Organizers
Help your students learn about different story elements involved when writing. Notes, interactive worksheet, and graphic organizers included! Great way to keep notes in a binder/notebook however you wish you want to organize notes for students. All includes ASL with some hint signs to help student understand what it means. Included in this package:Notes for the following:part of a storylabeling the bookpoint of view posterspoint of view noteunderstanding "this", "that", "those", and "these"Chara
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3rd - 12th
Graphic Organizer Template for Parameters of ASL
Breakthrough research by 21st Century American Sign Language, a new era of ASL Education, brings you the 2nd version of an interactive ASL worksheet for your students to engage in the 5 parameters of ASL by ACTFL's new "90%" targeted language standards. It includes the body map, "Sign Bank" and fill-in-blank answers. It can be used for any signs to work it out ! Recommended for both ASL L1 & L2 4th grade to University level and a great tool for ASL Linguistic studies! Disclaimer: : It has 5
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASL Vocabulary Building Journal and ASL to Written English Journal
Students need more exposure of vocabulary on an everyday basis.This vocabulary journal is a great way to keep track of all the vocabulary the student learn throughout the year. Included in this package:Weekly plan- a way to introduce vocabulary to a Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing.Teacher guide- teacher can keep track of what words he/she taught and what the definition and words he/she used to teach the student.Vocabulary Journal- a journal for students to record their vocabulary.ASL to Written English
Grades:
PreK - 12th
American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Quiz/Notes (Packet)
This lesson is for ASL 1 when they're learning an Introduction to the Deaf Community and Deaf Culture. Along with the Presentation/Slides of different Frequently Asked Questions about Deaf people/Deaf community, there is a packet where they can take notes. Notes are also included in the Presentation. I usually have students go through the 20 questions first to see what they think, then we go over the right answers together and take notes. I also include anecdotes and other extra information as w
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9th - 12th
Sequencing Two Events in American Sign Language
Signers learn how to sequence two events in American Sign Language. These lessons will support this in-class "expressive" signing lesson. There is a sheet for note-taking grammar features. There is a word bank that I have found to be successful with students. There is a graphic organizer that helps set up the "GLOSS" or grammar that is needed to sign two events. There is another partner activity.Finally, there is a quiz on the grammar concepts for either the purpose of a quiz or it could be
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5th - 12th
Possible Schooling Choices for the Deaf
Support students in better understanding what choices there are for Deaf and hard-of-hearing students. This notetaking sheet helps to organize the information by collecting not only the definition of these schooling choices but also helping to take a deeper dive into some of the schools.The notetaking activity can come before the small group or partner sharing of information found. Links to internet sites are provided on the document for accessing information.
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6th - 12th
Plan a Weekend Get-Away in American Sign Language
Signers may use this graphic organizer to support their work in creating a short narrative about a weekend Get-Away that they will sign in American Sign Languaeg. GLOSS shows a possible grammar pattern that can be used for new signers. The work also allows for signers to try and practice a few of their own ASL utterances to add to their signing narrative.
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6th - 12th
Winter Partner Dialogue in American Sign Language
Signers work in partnerships. Each signer will take turns being partner #1 and then partner #2.The American Sign Language has been recorded in a student-friendly GLOSS that can support them in having a simple discourse while working on both their expressive and receptive American Sign Language.This can be used as a warm-up activity after having taught "winter" vocabulary as well as some other basic vocabulary in ASL.
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5th - 12th
ASL Short Story Maker
Now students are able to create/generate the ASL short story following an ASL sentence order (Time and OSV) order without much of efforts because the graphic organizer is what it made so simple !
It also included the 5 point system which makes the teacher's job much more efficient and effective for the evaluation time, grading faster and able to provide a rigorous feedback for their students.
Levels Recommended: Late ASL 1 & above !!!
Based on educational research and innovations to
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ASL Listing and Ordering Techinques Excerise Worksheet
The first graphic organizer designed to gain learners' understanding and hand-on activity on ASL lesson about the "Listing and Ordering Techniques". It can be adapted for class warm up exercise, review sessions, student independent or collaborative activity, a worksheet, use it as instructional supplementary, study aid, a memo for ASL presentation or a form of assessment. Appropriate for all ASL or grade levels. Most of ASL textbooks included this lesson which it would make a great hands-on ac
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3rd - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
How ASL Shows Tense with Key
Signers use this sheet to attend to class discussion about tense in ASL (past, present, future). Basic notes can be taken using this sheet on things such as handshape and arm movement as well as mouth morphemes. A key is provided to support ideas that can be used for how students would sign these concepts.This activity supports class discussion, auditory learners, note-taking learners, and those who need more examples of signs for the concepts being expressed.
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5th - 12th
Temporal Aspect in American Sign Language
Temporal Aspect in ASL is a concept taught regarding the use of verb tense. This is one way to get students to think about what tense you are signing in ASL. A key is provided in the product preview but any verbs can be used that show temporal aspect and that the teacher is comfortable signing.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
ASL Google Map Short Story
21st Century ASL Pedagogy presents you a new assignment.... Transitional ASL short story by creating a Google map ! Easy adaptable mini-lesson for ASL or Deaf teachers.
Students are able to use the graphic organizer template to create a short story about different locations. It is used as a scoffolding approach to help them prepare the content before the ASL short story presentation. Learning targets, directions, and a template are included in one format of the assignment. Based on educationa
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ASL News Journal
The journal worksheet activity comes in a newspaper format for ASL L1 and L2 students to describe about his/her visual observation by answering the 5 prompting questions. After they observed, answered the 5 questions and they will give a present about their observation of the daily things. Lesson instructional goals and steps are included in the worksheet format. An appropriate educational activity for all ages. YouTube video sample, go to link:http://youtu.be/qd5JWwpYVCs Based on research
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
*Sample* Graphic Organizer Template for the 5 Parameters of A.S.L.
Sample of completing the "5 Parameters of A.S.L." worksheet. The graphic organizer designed for linguistic analysis of ANY assigned sign word for students to work out. The full template of “Graphic Organizer for A.S.L. Parameter” worksheet can be purchased at TeachersPayTeachers (see link below): https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Graphic-Organizer-Template-for-Parameters-of-ASL-1759625
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Deaf Person Speed BeFriending (speed dating)
Sign Language students can use this assignment to review Deaf Historical figures or to learn about new ones and apply signing skills (like traits or personality opinions). This assignment serves as a review or a short research opportunity to highlight Deaf Historical figures or Deaf Heroes.This was intended to be voiced but could be modified for a higher-level course to sign their findings.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Family Information - Sign Language Summary
As you finish the Family unit in Sign Language, use this Graphic Organizer so they can list and order their family members appropriately.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Negation and Affirmation in American Sign Language - NMM
Looking for an activity that can also serve as note-taking on the topic of affirmation and negation in American Sign Language? If so, this is an example of an explicit way to teach this concept and to get students to take time to focus on bringing in this Non-Manual Marker that is essential to the language of ASL.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Glossing / Vocabulary Analyzation
Glossing Graphic Organizer + Vocabulary Activity for a beginner level of ASL.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Family Summary - Listing and Ordering Technique
At the end of the "Family" Unit, use this graphic organizer to help students list and order their family members properly in Sign Language.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Vocabulary Quiz/Graphic Organizer
Using ASL phonology and pictures of the signs to create a graphic organizer to support all learners especially our kiddos with IEPs and 504s who benefit from organization. *Pictures of signs are not included.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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