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Middle school american sign language classroom forms for parents
Baby Sign Language Basics
Baby Sign Language is a form of communication that can be used with children as young as 4 months old. This is a tool to help foster early communication skills, and can help reduce frustration with your kiddo as they learn how to express their needs. This resource includes 22 flashcards of different signs you can teach your child. What’s Included:Overview of Baby Sign22 Baby Sign FlashcardsSigns Include: More, All Done, Eat, Drink, Hungry, Potty, Bath, Change, Yes, Help, Mommy, Daddy, Milk, Slee
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PreK - 6th
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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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For teachers, students, parents ( What are you waiting 59 products )
For the sake of the professor, the teachers, and the students, in order to make your life easier, my goal is to make you happy, I have collected more than 40 different books for you.What are you waiting for once to facilitate your work and your children's learning, a wonderful treasure
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ASL Back to School Bundle: 10 Must-Haves for the ASL Classroom
Don't get the Back to School blues, this bundle has everything you need to start the school year strong. Bundle includes:ASL 1 Course Syllabus **EDITABLE** Deaf Event Requirement **EDITABLE**ASL Conversations: Interacting in the Deaf Community & Deaf EventsClassroom Sign-out Sheets **EDITABLE**100 Daily Warm-ups **EDITABLE**60 More ASL Warm-ups: Deaf Culture, Deaf People, & Tips for ASL Students **EDITABLE**ASL Student Composition Books **EDITABLE**Test Re-take form **EDITABLE**ASL
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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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Daily Needs Sign Language & Picture Cards
To be used for students with special needs. Create flashcards or as a chart to be laminated and put on a student's desk or on a bulletin board. Daily Needs 1:Help meI need the bathroomI am hurtBreak, pleaseI need waterI am hungryI feel sickThank youMore, pleaseDaily Needs 2: Video or movieStopVisitFriendSnackLookI love youMomFamilyDaily Needs 3GamePlayOutsideInsideHomeSchoolYour turn or my turnCome with meWorkFeelingsHappySadNervousSickAngryExcitedHungryThirstyBoredSchool MaterialsPencilPaperCra
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Back to School Night Slides or Open House Slides
Virtual Back to School Night Slideshow Presentation This all in one slideshow has everything you need to make virtual meet the teacher or back to school night a breeze. It is a Google Slides presentation, but can also be downloaded as a Powerpoint. Linkable buttons included (with a how to use!) to link to specific slides or external links!Simply add your photo and class information and you are ready to present digitally or send to your parents/families!Buttons included: (these titles can be edit
Grades:
K - 12th
After the Cochlear Implant
After the Cochlear Implant
by
Elaine Ernst Schneider
author of: Taking Hearing Impairment to School
Suggestions for parents, teachers, therapists and others who play a part in the language/speech development of a cochlear implant recipient...
A manual for understanding the cochlear implant and the process of acquiring language and developing speech post-surgery,
including the use of American Sign Language.
47 pages that detail suggestions and strategies for language and/or speech developme
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Digital ASL Participation and Exit Tickets Google Forms™ Bundle
ASL Digital Participation and Exit tickets are an quick and easy way to assess students basic understanding of the day and have students self-assess their participation in class.Highlights include⭐80 different exit ticket questions⭐Google Forms™⭐Easy to integrate into Google Classroom™, Canvas™, or other LMS system⭐You can use the participation score as a grade.⭐Using the exit ticket information as a guide on where your students are with their understanding.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Speech and Language Parent Handouts- Core Words & ASL Signs
Core words & ASL signs: A great resource for early intervention parents when beginning therapy or as a reminder along the way. Also great for displaying as a poster in the classroom, clinic, or home setting.*Pair with our "at-home strategies" handout for increasing carryover opportunities in the home environment!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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HandCraftEdASL Dictionary
A wonderful comprehensive dictionary organized by hand-shape of the signer’s dominant hand when signing the word. Ideally suited for students who use American Sign Language as their primary means of communication; or students who are non-readers, but use ASL as their primary means of communication. Color-coded system simplifies and clarifies the English vocabulary by parts of speech. Small format book is easy to keep on hand at all times.Recommended Ages: 1st grade-AdultsEmphasis: Signing profi
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1st - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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American Sign Language (Level 1) - Whole Course
Hi there! Thank you for showing interest in this wonderful resource. If you are looking to learn the basics of American Sign Language or would like an ASL 1 "ready-to-go" course, this bundle includes six (6) modules of American Sign Language - Level 1 Asynchronous course through Google Classroom. Both teachers and students can benefit from the self-guided modules that includes all the learning resources and practice activities. The PDF has the Google Classroom invite link and join code.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Listening Checks
This form can be used for students with a hearing loss that use hearing aids, cochlear implants, or a BAHA. Use this form daily to check a student's listening equipment using Daniel Ling's Six Sounds to ensure everything is working properly.
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PreK - 6th
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Diversity within the Deaf Population
Every Teacher’s Guide to Deafness!!!!
Anyone working with deaf children should know there are two dominant perspectives on deafness. The first view is a cultural belief; the second is a medical or pathological belief and our belief systems influence how we see ourselves and others. Deaf persons, family members and clinicians need to understand their own beliefs about deafness, because they influence deaf person's identity development, self-esteem, and interactions with both hearing persons and
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Learning Binder/Morning Menu: ASL Alphabet Fingerspelling
Thinking about why you should snag this document resource of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet for your child or students? Well, picture this: it's like giving them the key to a whole new world of communication. Learning ASL fingerspelling isn't just about letters; it's about opening doors to inclusivity and understanding. With this resource, kids can dive into a fun and interactive way to learn a vital skill that bridges communication gaps. Plus, it's a fantastic tool for educators looking to pro
Grades:
PreK - 12th
GROWING BUNDLE: Winter ASL Fun
Enjoy some winter fun with these ASL activities. Includes Hibernation vs Migration, Polar Animals, and Winter.
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1st - 6th
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CCSS:
Memorial Day Would You Rather speech therapy Activities middle high school 7th
Memorial Day topic Speech and Language Activity, No prep Would You Rather/ This or that game, Memorial Day Questions ELA - Printable Memorial Day Brain Breaks Game for students - Would You Rather game is an excellent Classroom speech activity.Memorial Day activity is an printables game that encourages classroom fun and participation while building community, get to know you activities or have fun at a classroom party! Perfect for elementary, middle school, or even high school general music class
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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
ASL- What does Backward Design looks like? (Signing Naturally I)
Some of us may struggle how to do the Backward Design with our Signing Naturally Curriculum. I figure I will share what I have.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sign Language A B C's
Handy poster from HandCraftEdASL for quick reference when learning how to use the American Sign Language alphabet. And it's FREE!! Enjoy.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Wire Lady's Activity Cards
The Wire Lady's Activity Cards were created in 1992 for my nephews. All projects have been developed with my nephews and children in my craft workshops. Each card has an educational craft activity. Half the cards are red and half the cards are black. They can be used as regular playing cards.There are French and English words that can be matched up as a word game.Half the cards have a letter from the alphabet and half the cards have the American Sign Language (ASL) symbol for that letter.Loads o
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PreK - 6th
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The Alphabet in American Sign Language (ASL)
I have created this 28 slides PowerPoint Presentation for individuals who are wanting to learn the Alphabet in American Sign Language (ASL). Each slide offers clear pictures of the front view (facing the listener), back view (facing the signer) and the side view of each hand-shape of the letter(s) of the alphabet, as well as at least 2 images that correspond with the letter of the slide (i.e., A is for Apple, A is for Ant, etc.). This can be used to teach ASL, to practice ASL and can be a resour
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PreK - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ASL card game - Too -Bad ! matching
** NOTE:This is a DIGITAL PRODUCT (printable pdf), sent to your email, no physical goods will be shipped.WHAT WILL YOU RECEIVE?After ordering, you will receive a PDF file to the email associated with your Paypal account. The PDF file is formatted on an 8 ½ x 11 page..HOW TO ASSEMBLE:Print out these pages, use thicker card stock for additional strength.We recommend printing on a minimum 80 lb cardstock.Card games come with the back side of the cards and game instructions included.Fronts and backs
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PreK - 12th
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Joey: ASL Videos & Responses for Distance Learning - Google Classroom
In this time of distance learning, those of us who work with Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) students know that you cannot send home a paper with an ASL video on it! This is the first of several sets of videos and corresponding assignments to be sent to your students who have the appropriate technology for streaming YouTube videos.This is the first story in a set of 3: Story A - Joey. Using current literature regarding narrative creation and components, this story is the simplest of the three sto
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3rd - 12th
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