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American sign language Common Core L.K.1d resources
ASL Language Food Bundle Units
Three ASL Special Education Language Units: Fruits, Vegetables, and Common Foods are included in this money-saving bundle. Students will have fun completing activities and playing games while learning and reviewing the names of different foods. These units are linked to the Common Core Standards.Please Note: All 3 resources are sold individually. Set One: Fruits, Set Two Vegetables & Set Three Common Foods have been updated. Please go to your purchases and download these literacy units again
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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American Sign Language (ASL) ~Word Wall Cards
Enhance your student’s knowledge of sight words with our American Sign Language (ASL) Word Wall Cards! We’ve integrated ASL finger-spelling with Dolch sight words to enhance student’s ability to learn high-frequency words by sight.
This product is great with our collection of interactive ASL site word books too!
This package is aligned with Common Core and includes:
~228 ‘popcorn’ word wall cards with ASL finger spelling
~Individual assessment checklist
~Assessment cards (without finge
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Grades:
PreK - 3rd
American Sign Language (ASL) ~My Color Words Activity Sheet
~Trace Word
~Write Word
~Write it in Crayon
~Finger Spell Word
Connecting ASL to writing activities encourages letter knowledge practice and supports emergent writing and reading skills. The integration of ASL (American Sign Language) and Finger Spelling enhances vocabulary development and letter and sound identification by engaging children in hands on interaction with building and highlighting words.
This set of activity sheets offers learning opportunities to differentiate inst
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Boom Cards - Irregular Past Tense Verbs with ASL GIF for 'What happened?'
The purpose of this Boom Deck is to get your students to practice identifying and writing irregular past tense verbs in sentences. A GIF in American Sign Language (ASL) for "What happened?" is used as a question prompt throughout. The deck is split up into two parts and is repeated. Part one: - Identify the irregular verb in a choice of twoPart Two: - Fill in the blank by typing the irregular verbTarget Vocabulary:fell, bit, broke, froze, slept, dug, drew, flew, caught, built, ate, ran, boughtAS
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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American Sign Language (ASL) ~Sensory Reading Mats Sight Words
Enhance your student’s knowledge of sight words with our American Sign Language (ASL) Sensory Mats!
We’ve integrating ASL finger spelling with Dolch sight words to enhance student’s ability to learn high-frequency words by sight.
This package is aligned with common core and includes 228 ‘popcorn’ word sensory mats with ASL finger spelling.
We like to print our sensory mats on colored paper to make it fun too!
Kid Friendly Objectives:
I can use question words.
I can read popcorn words.
I c
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Forming Yes/No Questions: ASL/English
Patterns, patterns, all around. I love patterns. Nothing is quite as simple at looking at a string of colors and just "getting it." This is part of my Language in Color supplemental resources for teaching English and ASL to Deaf students.
Grades:
K - 2nd
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Forming WH- Questions: English and ASL
Another component of my Language in Color supplemental materials for teaching English and ASL to Deaf students. Uncover the mystery, by seeing patterns in color.
Grades:
K - 2nd
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