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Free 9th grade american sign language worksheets
Free Self-Advocacy Word Search
This product is a self-advocacy word search you can use with your Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students. The student reads or listens to the clue and decides what the word is, and then finds the word in the puzzle. Two different options are available. One option includes the word search and clues on the same page. The second option has blanks, and the student listens to the teacher read the clues. The one with just blanks is ideal for virtual learning. You can use the annotation feature to type the
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3rd - 12th
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ASL: Simple Verb Tense Worksheet
Paired with grammar and linguistic instruction of American Sign Language (ASL), this worksheet offers additional rote practice changing verb tense (from simple present to simple past and simple future) in ASL. Worksheet can be used in combination with momsumners other ASL Grammar and Sytax items.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Any Guess 01
This worksheet was designed to assist students with receptive skills at reading fingerspelling. The worksheet has a variety of words that can be found in the dictionary. Students look at the word in ASL and record the word on the blank in English. Teachers can also use this as a competition between students to see who can complete the worksheet the quickest.Includes answer key
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL Numbers Practice 0-15 Worksheet - UPDATED 1/20/2023
Are you out of time, stressed, or a last minute planner? Do you feel overwhelmed or frustrated trying to come up with, design, and print activities for your students? Let this no prep, FREE printable worksheet do the work for you. This is a newly UPDATED version of my original freebie, so please check out the new one.I like to use this worksheet as a bell-quiz, exit slip, homework, or use it as a time filler in different lessons depending on the class.♥INCLUDED- Downloadable PDF which includes
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6th - 12th
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*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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Sound & Fury Movie Questions - FREEBIE!
Need an easy sub plan? An extra hands-off activity for your students to work on while you grade or recover from a long week of teaching? Here's an easy worksheet for students to fill out as they watch Sound and Fury!This activity includes:A link to watch Sound and Fury (the cochlear implant film) on YouTubeA 25-point worksheet of questions related to the film (completely ediable!)Answer KeyIf you have any questions or concerns about this product or any of my products, feel free to leave a questi
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9th - 12th
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Master ASL! Unit 1 Parameter Chart
This worksheet was made to be used alongside Master ASL! Unit 1.This parameter chart breaks down signs into the five parameters (handshape, palm orientation, location, movement, and facial expressions/non-manual signals). This resources is helpful for teaching and learning ASL vocabulary. It is a helpful do-as-you-learn OR review activity for students to help lock in their vocabulary.
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7th - 12th
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ASL 1-3 Formative Assessment Quiz Forms (Weekly Check Slips) - FREEBIE!
Enjoy this Freebie!What is a “Weekly Check”?A weekly check is like a weekly comprehension quiz, except we don’t call it a quiz because we don’t want to put the pressure of a “weekly quiz” on our students. They are directly related to things we taught last week (not the same week we are giving the check). For example, if in the first week of the month we learned family signs, and the second week of the month we learned relationship signs, on the Friday of the second week, we would have a weekly c
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9th - 12th
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Video Response: What Is It Like to be Deaf? (YouTube) with ANSWER KEY
Need a video response? Try this one! This is good to show in the first week of ASL I! Or hold on to it when you need a sub. Answer key is provided with the option of adding your own answers. YouTube Channel: Iamdeffamilia | "What Is it Like to be Deaf?"
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9th - 12th
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Ramp Up Your Receptive ASL- Practice Resources
Unlock your ASL interpreting potential with our free resource, "Ramp Up Your Receptive ASL Skills!" This comprehensive guide is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their receptive ASL interpreting abilities. The resource includes a curated list of Deaf social media content creators, ASL dictionaries, and interpreting practice videos. Dive in and elevate your receptive ASL skills today—grab your free copy now!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Olympic Athletes Interview - ASL
This is a fun activity to bring the Olympics into your classroom. Use this FREE worksheet as a way to engage your students, review material, and get students talking.This activity pairs nicely with the Olympic Unit.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Deaf Family Article (Free Sub Day Activity!)
Need an easy sub plan? An extra hands-off activity for your students to work on while you grade or recover from a long week of teaching? Here's an easy worksheet for students to read and fill out on their own, giving you a day off teaching!This activity includes:A video to watch and respond to individually, as a small group, or as a class (closed captioned!)An article from CNN edited for clarity and simplified for High School readersTen questions related to the article and general Deaf culture k
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9th - 12th
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Once Upon a Sign Activity Booklet: Goldilocks and the Three Bears (Video in ASL)
Once Upon a Sign: The Goldilocks and the Three Bears Activity BookletOnce Upon a Sign is an award winning series of classic children's stories re-created with modern themes. Performed entirely in American Sign Language with voice over and subtitles in English (English and Spanish for streaming), everyone can enjoy timeless stories with new twists. This FREE downloadable and printable activity booklet connects to The Goldilocks and the Three Bears video in conjunction with an ASL instruction cour
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K - 12th
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Master ASL Unit 1 Partner Bell Work
Bell work has been a GAME CHANGER in my teaching! Everyday when students walk into my class they pull out this sheet & spend about 10 minutes signing their vocab words back and forth with a partner. This gives me SO many things in return.. Here are a few:*Structure*Routine*Time to take attendance*Partner practice receptive/expressive*Time for me to take care of little things (that always come up right when students walk in)*So much more!!!There are two options for you to print off:1) Student
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Master ASL Units 1-4 Packets & Warm ups
5 Parameters Worksheet- Printable
5 Parameters Worksheet for the 5 parameters of a sign in ASL. Print as many copies as you like! Note: NDH and DH are for non-dominant and dominant hands, as a lot of signs require different things from either hand.
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9th - 12th
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ASL Paper Doll Partner Worksheet
This is a digital download. Print front to back.Great for a description unit for ASL (describing people ASL 1 or 2). Aligns nicely with Unit 7.4 of Signing Naturally. This is also a good way to practice classifiers. Students create their own character by drawing on the doll. When done, they describe their doll in ASL to their partner. The partner will try to recreate the doll based off the signed description that was given to them.
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7th - 12th
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Once Upon a Sign Activity Booklet: Little Red Riding Hood (Video in ASL)
Once Upon a Sign: Little Red Riding Hood Video Activity BookletOnce Upon a Sign is an award winning series of classic children's stories re-created with modern themes. Performed entirely in American Sign Language with voice-over and subtitles in English (English and Spanish for streaming), everyone can enjoy timeless stories with new twists.This activity booklet is filled with fun activities like mazes, matching games, drawing challenges, word searches, coloring pages, and creating character mas
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K - 12th
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Once Upon a Sign Activity Booklet: Stone Soup (Video in ASL)
Once Upon a Sign: The Stone Soup Video Activity BookletOnce Upon a Sign is an award winning series of classic children's stories re-created with modern themes. Performed entirely in American Sign Language with voice over and subtitles in English (English and Spanish for streaming), everyone can enjoy timeless stories with new twists. This FREE downloadable and printable activity booklet connects to The Stone Soup video in conjunction with an ASL instruction course. This lesson plan has everythin
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K - 12th
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Once Upon a Sign High School Lesson Plan: Magic Mirror (Video in ASL)
Once Upon a Sign: Magic Mirror High School Lesson PlanThis lesson plan corresponds to a video from Once Upon a Sign, an award winning series of classic fairy tale stories re-created with modern themes. Performed entirely in American Sign Language (ASL) with voice over and subtitles in English (English and Spanish for streaming), everyone can enjoy timeless stories with new twists. This FREE lesson plan includes elements like basic comprehension questions, advanced learner activities and an answe
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Once Upon a Sign Activity Booklet: The Boy Who Cried Wolf (Video in ASL)
Once Upon a Sign: The Boy Who Cried Wolf Video Activity BookletOnce Upon a Sign is an award winning series of classic children's stories re-created with modern themes. Performed entirely in American Sign Language with voice over and subtitles in English (English and Spanish for streaming), everyone can enjoy timeless stories with new twists. This FREE downloadable and printable activity booklet connects to The Boy Who Cried Wolf video in conjunction with an ASL instruction course. This lesson pl
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K - 12th
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ASL Strength Circuit
ASL STRENGTH CIRCUITDirections: Use the American Sign Language alphabet key below to decode the following exercise words.Do each exercise for_ _reps/secs x_ rounds.
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Have a FUN and FIT SUMMER - Fitness/Exercise Game Bundle (10 games)
American Sign Language Classifier Practice Packet
Engage your artistic kiddos in a classifier activity! This packet includes six classifier worksheets created for American Sign Language levels I or II.Students illustrate four objects or actions that can be described using the featured classifier (CL:1, CL:2, CL:3, CL: 4, CL:C, CL:G).
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6th - 12th
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Once Upon a Sign Activity Booklet: Jack and the Beanstalk (Video in ASL)
Once Upon a Sign: Jack and the Beanstalk Activity BookletOnce Upon a Sign is an award winning series of classic children's stories re-created with modern themes. Performed entirely in American Sign Language with voice over and subtitles in English (English and Spanish for streaming), everyone can enjoy timeless stories with new twists. This FREE downloadable and printable activity booklet connects to the Jack and the Beanstalk video in conjunction with an ASL instruction course. This lesson plan
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K - 12th
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