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Elementary american sign language worksheets for Microsoft Word
High-Frequency Words Assessment: Sign Language & Pictures
This is a high-frequency words test I made for my student with a hearing impairment. Students sign the vocabulary word and receive a check on the line if they sign it correct. (Students without a hearing impairment can read the word for credit). The vocabulary word is bold-faced in a sentence and the student chooses the picture that appropriately represents the word. This assessment is very visual and would benefit not just students with hearing impairments. A great tool to use!
Grades:
K - 3rd
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2nd Grade Vocabulary Cloze Procedure Test
This is a 2nd grade vocabulary test I made for my hearing impaired student. The first section is a list of words she had to sign, but a hearing student can simply read them aloud. The next section is set up to mirror a cloze procedure. Students choose the correct vocabulary word to place in the blank. Students use context clues and vocabulary knowledge to help them make the right choice. This test is made up of 18 questions.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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ASL Grammar Worksheet ASL "Listing" Technique
The guided assignment/worksheet for the ASL presentation with the use of "Listing" Technique.
It is like one stone hit two birds assignment, including the comprehensive steps of learning, hands-on to student created product. ASL students are able to generate or create any ASL topic of story or conversation with proper use of listing technique. This assignment is designed for both individual and collaborations for ASL students.
It is highly recommended for ASL level 1 to learn the difference
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Classifier Note Taker
This Classifier note taker correlates with the clothing/classifier unit
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Fingerspelling Can be Confusing
This worksheet reinforces fingerspelling look-alikes, reminding students that they need to see the letter/number in context. An example is the letter 'W' which is exactly the same as the number '6'.
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Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Skill-Builders: Feeling Signs
This handy, multi-tasking worksheet:
- includes 6 detailed sentences,
- provides a printed format for ASL 1 skill-building and/or review.
- provides an easy make-up assignment or practice for students without internet.
- reinforces previous learning about simple ASL syntax and sentences,
- reviews acquired vocabulary,
- illustrates the use of NMM’s,
- facilitates practice with fingerspelling reception, and
- provides visual strategy clues for fingerspelling reception.
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
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ASL Family Tree Snippets
This activity:
uses pictures of signs,
uses 2 original family trees with 13 original sign illustrations,
contains a gloss word bank,
reviews family signs,
includes an answer key, and
includes 5 suggested questions for ASL grammar and critical
thinking. .
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Grades:
5th - 12th
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Hearing Process Worksheet
Parts of the ear, Inner, Middle, and Outer ear sorting without word bank, short answer and conductive versus sensorineural part sorting without a word bank
Grades:
5th - 9th
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ASL Parameters. What’s Different?
ASL Parameters worksheet for elementary age students.
Grades:
1st - 5th
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