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American Sign Language ASL Posters | Daily Hand Signs for Classroom Management
Using American Sign Language simplifies and streamlines classroom communications by encouraging students to watch for nonverbal signals while also providing students with a way to communicate their needs with you without interrupting lessons or the learning of other students. From simple "yes" and "no" signs to "music," "read," "play," and "help," these classroom management signs are great nonverbal tools that allow for students to communicate effectively with you and each other. Signs include
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Digital Syllabus
This product includes 14 jpeg files to help you design your own digital syllabus. Use my headings or add your own! Everything can be personalized to your class! The artwork is done, you just need to add the content. Instructions are included if needed.Perfect for class websites, distance learning platforms, google slides, google classroom, powerpoint, and more!For more digital learning resources check out the following:Editable Slide Templates for Distance Learning Platforms: websites, Slides
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL Glossing Cheat Sheet
Are your students struggling with their Glossing? It can be a struggle at times. Provide them with this Glossing Cheat Sheet to assist them on their assignments. Glossing is a great way for students to prepare their signing or expressive assignments. In my classroom these glossing cheat sheets are glued into the student's comp books at the beginning of the year to assist them on their glossed assignments. The size is small enough to fit on a standard comp book page. Copy two pages side by s
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Deaf History, 1000 BC - 1800 AD
This is a great condensed summary of key events and people in deaf history between 1000 BC & 1800 AD. From ancient Hebrew law, to Plato & Aristotle, to Ponce de Leon, Martha's Vineyard and to Gallaudet. This handout is a great study guide or reference for students. Students get to see that the roots of sign language and deaf history run deep. Students get to appreciate that there were some very important and often overlooked people who fought for deaf rights. This poster/handout reco
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Talking Train, Maintaining conversations, Staying on Topic Visual
Use this visual to support conversation maintenance. It demonstrates clearly when the child/adolescent has maintained their topic of conversation and when they have fallen off the train track i.e. discussed a non-relevant topic.
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PreK - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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ASL Family Tree Receptive Activity
Need a great way for students to practice their receptive skills and family vocabulary? Here is a Family Tree Activity that has everything you need! Just print and go! This product includes:Family Tree with pictures Video with 15 signed questions in ASL about the family tree Student answer sheetQuestion Answer Key Teacher Notes & SuggestionsCheck out the preview for more information! ILY,Caffeinate then EducateRebeccaFind me on Instagram! -------> @caffeinate_then_educateOther Goodies:ASL
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â American Sign Language Receptive Activities Bundle - Includes 6 Activities
ASL Research Report: Those Who Made an Impact
Help your students gain a broader perspective of those who made an impact on the Deaf Community with this research report project. Students will write a simple report, create a poster, and present it to other students in the class. I like to post the posters along the wall on a timeline for students to visually see when the people lived. The file includes:1) Directions2) Grading Sheet3) List of people for sign-ups & presentation sign up sheet4) Notetaking sheets for students
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL Semester Expressive Project: Create a VLOG
In this expressive semester project the students create a VLOG to share with the class. This assignment is perfect for ASL 2 and ASL 3 students. It could be mofified to fit ASL 1 or 4. Students learn more ASL when they are interested in the topic. This final semester project allows students to show their ASL proficiency as they create a VLOG. This documents includes:Detailed student directions.A rubric for grading. Forms for students to fill out as they watch the VLOGs presented in class (re
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL Crossword Puzzle - Months, Seasons, & Holidays
This crossword is intended to practice receptive skills and review signs they learned in class. Students will use a PowerPoint or Google Slides to find the words that they will need to complete the puzzle.Use this for students who finish their work early, sub plans, or before a long break!Low prep! Simply print the crossword and post the PowerPoint online for students.Included:Crossword PuzzleAnswer sheetInstructions for teacher and word listPowerPoint with gifs of signs/words
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Ugly Holiday Sweater Activity - American Sign Language
Need a fun holiday activity?! Here is a great way to practice those ASL receptive skills! Students watch a few short videos, and color their Ugly Sweater according to the instructions! Example - "If you like Christmas songs, color the candy canes red!""If you don't like Christmas songs, color the candy canes green!"Everything you need is included in the attached Google Drive folder!It includes:- Digital copy of the Ugly Sweater Coloring Page- Google Slides with the instructions for students to f
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â American Sign Language Receptive Activities Bundle - Includes 6 Activities
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 Parameter Minimal Pair Sort
In this activity students will look at a set of words and determine which parameter is different. This is called a minimal pair. They will write the word pair under the correct column. For example: me/my are exactly the same except the handshape is different. The students would write that word pair under the column labeled "Handshape".This is a great review activity and can be done individually or as pairs. It can also be used as an assessment. Answer Key Provided.Want a PowerPoint to intro
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL Classifier Handshape Match Boom Cards
This is a Boom Deck digital task cards activity for students to practice classifier handshapes. These digital flashcards are great for any level of ASL learning or reviewing classifiers. A link is provided in the PDF for you to access your Boom Deck.This deck contains classifier handshapes (pictures) and 4 options for students to match the handshape to the object (written in English). This is a great activity for novices to self-assess or advanced students to review. There are over 35 cards in t
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â ASL 1 Boom Card Bundle
ASL Crossword Puzzle - Sports and Activities
This crossword is intended to practice receptive skills and review signs they learned in class. Students will use a PowerPoint or Google Slides to find the words that they will need to complete the puzzle.Use this for students who finish their work early, sub plans, or before a long break!Low prep! Simply print the crossword and post the PowerPoint online for students.Included:Crossword PuzzleAnswer sheetInstructions for teacher and word listPowerPoint with gifs of signs/words
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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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.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Huge Deaf Culture Activities Bundle - American Sign Language
Sign Language Alphabet Flashcards
Use these sign language alphabet flashcards in your classroom to teach your students to sign the alphabet. Includes 26 sign flashcards, 26 alphabet flashcards, and 26 flashcards with sign and alphabet (answers). Have your students match the sign flashcards with the alphabet flashcards and/or display the sign and alphabet flashcards on your classroom bulletin board. See thumbnail images to the right for preview. Print ready.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ASL Classifiers: Presentation Directions and Scoring Sheet
This file is a word document so you can edit for your personal classroom needs. The file include student directions and teacher scoring sheet with rubric.Also available in a bundle: ASL Classifier BUNDLEWant to see how this product works within our ASL Classroom? Check out ASL 1 Curriculum Framework for High School: Signing Naturally Units 1-6If you like this product, check out other Expressive Assignments.©2016 I Think I Can PAH!   Permission for personal classroom use and to make adjustments
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â American Sign Language Classifiers Bundle
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!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Welcome to Master ASL Unit 1! Fingerspelling, Numbers, and glossing
This powerpoint was made to supplement the Master ASL! textbook and covers all of the Unit 1 information found in the Master ASL workbook. With 48 slides, the powerpoint provides 2 weeks of instruction and covers all topics found in the Unit 1 workbook.
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American Sign LanguageManual Alphabet
Fingerspelling
Fingerspelling and Numbers: Do’s and Don'ts
How important is fingerspelling?
Double Letters
Double letters: Beginning or Middle
Double letters: Ending
What if I make a mistak
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Barbie Movie with ASL Interpreter: Reaction Assignment
American Sign Language students first enjoy watching the Barbie film with the interpreter feature turned on. Students gain an understanding of accessibility. After the film, this worksheet provides and solid wrap up of their viewing experience and reaction. After the class completes the task, the instructor and the class can delve into some important discussions! This assignment will offer some provoking questions for a meaning reflection and conversations.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Deaf Event Requirements
Do you require Deaf events for your students? This editable file lays out the requirements for writing up the Deaf event reflection. If a student cannot attend a Deaf event, an alternative assignment is included (in public schools, teachers generally must provide an alternative assignment for students who are unable to get to a Deaf event due to transportation or monetary reasons). Includes:Deaf Event RequirementsAlternative Research Report directionsList of Research Report topics
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â ASL Back to School Bundle: 10 Must-Haves for the ASL Classroom
The Grammar Rules of ASL
3 pages of handout including highlight of information about the grammar rules of ASL. It includes explicit illustrations of ASL syntax following by ASL grammar rules. It would make a great ASL class note/material to help gain students' insight of how ASL grammar works. (OSV, Topic-Comment, Wh questions, Time)
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Signing Naturally Unit 1 Key Concepts and Vocabulary
This word documents has all the key concepts and vocabulary for Signing Naturally Unit 1. The size of the documents is small enough for students to fit into composition books. I copy two pages side by side onto regular size paper. Then the students cut them in half and glue into their composition books. It is a great resource for students to use while studying for exams.Now available in the ASL 1 Signing Naturally MEGA BUNDLE!Also available in a bundle: BUNDLE: Signing Naturally Key Concep
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Bundle: Signing Naturally Key Concepts and Vocabulary Units 1-5 (Level 1)
Signing Naturally Unit 1 Final Test and Answer Key
This is a final test and answer key for signing naturally unit 1. It is a word document so you can adjust it to fit your classroom needs. Test reviews grammar, vocabulary, and cultural concepts. Enjoy!Tired for repeating the questions for your student? Get videos of this test being signed in ASL with our newest companion test product: Signing Naturally Unit 1 Test Video Questions. They are fully aligned and available in a Bundle. You can take care of all your Unit 1 assessment needs with Si
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â BUNDLE Signing Naturally Unit 1 Final Test w / Signed Videos
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