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Not grade specific american sign language projects for International Baccalaureate
Girl Scout Promise and Law in ASL
The Girl Scout Promise and Law are presented in American Sign Language (ASL). Illustrations presented in ASL are followed by a chart that gives written explanations for each word concept that is illustrated. An excellent project for the while group or individuals working on badges.
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ASL Super Fun Food Activities - American Sign Language
This packet of activities is a bundle of great practice ideas for ASL/ESL students to learn about food. The packet has tons of colored images and manipulatives for students to use for vocabulary practice and conversations. Images copy beautifully in color or black and white.
Activities range from vocabulary practice to interpretive tasks, individual to group work.
There are 6 different activities with many variations and room to adapt to various proficiency levels.
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- I Spy
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Also included in:Ā ASL Giant Food Activity Bundle
International Baccalaureate attitudes attributes key concepts bundle
International Baccalaureate: IB Learner profile attitudes, attributes, IB Key Concepts posters in several different styles with and without clipart. You must see the preview. I plan to hang these above student photographs to make them more authentic. Great way to make your room pop with IB.Update July 29th 2015 Tolerance was left out of first bundle and fixed minor typosJuly 2016- Added 3 pages to attributes file that states 'Learner Profile'. August 2016- added full page attitude/ learner
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ASL Hand Project & Bulletin Board First Day of School | American Sign Language
This project and bulletin board can be used for ANY subject and ANY grade level but was specifically created for my ASL 1 class as a "getting to know you" activity for the first day of school."It is in your hands to create a better world for those who live in it."-Nelson MandelaStudents will decorate a hand cut out with things that describe them such as hobbies, interests, and favorite things. What's Included?Step-by-step instructions for students (1 page)Hand cut-outs of 2 different sizes (2 pa
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America the Beautiful in ASL
America the Beautiful in ASL
Words to this beautiful song are translated into American Sign Language syntax and illustrated with drawings. An explanation follows each line, explaining how to make the signs with easy word descriptions.
Two verses are presented.
To see a sample complete with a sign illustration, go to the PREVIEW.
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ASL Story The Frog and the Bull - Picture and Book Talk - ASL, Deaf
Use the ASL video version of Aesops Fable The Bull and The Frog and the images provided in the packet to tell the story in a comprehensible way. Students will learn vocabulary, identify classifiers, create a comic strip, and tell their own fable. Included in this packet:- A direction sheet for the teacher- Images for telling the story- Worksheets for student use- An option for a digital, Google Slides version (some pages are editable)- Two comic strip templatesActivities in this packet:- 16 pag
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Famous Deaf Person Project
This is an easy 3 or 4 day project for new ASL students to learn about the influence different Deaf people have had on the Deaf Community. Students are asked to research a famous Deaf Person and how they have impacted or contributed to the world. This project can be adapted for higher and lower grade levels, can be presented through a slide show or poster boards.
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Creative Animal ASL Project
This project is perfect for when students are learning animal signs! ASL students will use their imagination, creativity, and artistic drawing skills to create a one of a kind animal. There is also an ASL speech to go along with their drawing that they must present in ASL.
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ASL Yelp Review Project
This project is aligned with Signing Naturally Unit 9. The project allows students to show competency with expressive skills and receptive skills. After students complete their project, you can print them and hang them up around the room. Students will go around the room scanning the QR codes to watch the videos from their peers. They will then answer the questions that students generated (and teacher compiled) about the videos they watched. The listing will take you to a PDF file with links to
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ASL Architecture and Interior Design (FULL UNIT)
This unit exercises spatial awareness and gets students excited to use their creativity. Concepts include interior and exterior design information (presented in ASL) followed by practice and prompts. This unit includes lots of activities and hands-on projects that students can make models/pictures/graphic designs. Included: -4 teacher instruction slides (guides and suggestions for presenting info)-7 projects-2 fingerspelling quizzes (pre-recorded)-In class activities/prompts to practice new cont
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ASL Deaf Micronation Unit Google Slidesā¢
Deaf micronation unit for ASL students to learn about Audism, interact with a group, foster communication and language development. āTime saving lesson plans that provide the framework for students to learn about Audism and use their skills to discuss and develop a micronation for the Deaf.A micronation is a small area that claims national sovereignty and this a fun project for students to get creative and use American Sign Language to develop their nation. Highlights include:ā8 complete lesson
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23rd Psalm -- The Lord is my Shepherd in American Sign Language
23rd Psalm
The Lord is my Shepherd in American Sign Language
Adapted to ASL by Elaine Ernst Schneider
American Sign Language (ASL) has its own syntax, so the words to the 23rd Psalm are written on the left side of the page and the translation into ASL syntax appears on the right. There is no one right way to sign a poem scripture, or song, but this version is really lovely.
Use the illustrations and the sign explanations to sign this
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Student-led conference slideshow
Student-led conferences are an engaging opportunity that allows the students to have a voice in their learning and puts them in charge of their learning along with setting goals. The students are able to practice presenting and preparing a presentation with meaningful information, both necessary skills.The editable PowerPoint presentation is the perfect example of student agency and student voice when it comes to individualized learning. The slideshow can be shared with the students so they can
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Acquisition of Novel -Terms - Documentation of English & ASL Mastery
This is the ANT-DREAM (Acquisition of Novel -Terms - Documentation of English & ASL Mastery), which allows for a Teacher of the Deaf to check on vocabulary terms (words and or signs), whether the students are familiar with the word in English and/or ASL, whether the student can spell the word manually/orally or written, knows the definition, etcWritten by a Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing Teacher of the Deaf, using surveys of English and ASL users, to be used by teachers with their DHH students.
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Demographic Data Scavenger Hunt (Demographics, Development, UN, Data)
Demographics and demographic data can be very abstract to many students. While many students can memorize the definitions the intuition --and above all, the importance-- escapes them. This fun and interest project can help.Using data from a report from the highly regarded Population Research Bureau (available for download from a link provided in the Teacher Instructions) students find countries that meet certain demographic criteria. As they work their way through the two pages they begin to
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Also included in:Ā DEMOGRAPHICS AND ECONOMICS -- Mini-Posters, Projects, and Activities BUNDLE
Draw Me Close to You in ASL
American Sign Language (ASL) is its own language with its own syntax. Because it is conceptual, it is not based on the written word.
With that in mind, this song is divided into two columns: the English words on the left with an ASL translation on the right. There are many ways to sign things, just as there are various ways to interpret any language; this is my suggestion for Draw me Close to You .
These word concepts are truly beautiful in signs. Hand-drawn illustrations present the signs
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ASL It is Well with my Soul
This lesson offers a beautiful rendition of "It is Well with my Soul" in signs. American Sign Language is its own language with a syntax different from English. However, the song can be sung and signed at the same time with practice.
For example, the words "good" and "well" are signed with the same sign. "It is well with my soul" is signed "All good with soul mine." The meter and rhythm match, so it is easy to "fit" the signs with the audible words as they are sung.
Hand drawn sign illustratio
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IB Spanish Human Ingenuity NEW Curriculum Project AP Spanish 3 , 4
This is a project about inventors for the Human Ingenuity theme for IB (International Baccalaureate) Spanish. It will prepare students for the different IB assessments, such as IOC, Paper 1 , Paper 2. Rubric is included. Project is editable. The project could also be used for AP Spanish or any higher level class such as Spanish 3 or 4.
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Also included in:Ā Human Ingenuity Bundle
How to Draw a Hand- American Sign Language (ASL) "I Love You"
When learning to draw the human form, it is helpful to focus on the bone joints to ensure you capture the natural form and movement of the body. In these step by step instructions, artists will be guided to draw the sign for "I love you" in American Sign Language. This activity is a great resource in both art and biology studies.
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Also included in:Ā Skeletal System PowerPoint Lesson Bundle with Activities and Quiz
Deaf Individual Time Magazine Cover
This is a project while going over famous deaf individuals and/or deaf history/culture/community.It is a project that is mixed with research!
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Imaginary Animal
This can be used for any language! I have it specific to ASL. This is the end project to our Animal unit.Students are to create a visual poster of their requirements and are to create an entirely new animal. The entire thing is to be in ASL!
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No-Prep Homework Program, Includes Examples & Parent Letter - Inquiry-Based, PYP
I have used this At-Home Learning approach in my IB PYP classrooms for years, from KG right up to G5, and I will never go back to traditional 'teacher-directed' homework again. It saves me hours of time, it's great for the kids, and the parents love it. It has spread like wildfire in my schools - once my colleagues see how easy and effective it is, they all start doing it too! Now you can do it as well. Are you looking for a homework alternative that's effortless for teachers, engaging for stud
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DESIGN PROCESS - Images with guiding questions
DESIGN PROCESS
Innovation and Entrepreneurs
Aim: To support students as they explore the steps and process of developing an idea through to creating a product
Subject links: Art and engineering
Included in the resource: Design Process slides with guiding questions
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DESIGN PROCESS in PICTURES - Innovation and Entrepreneurs
Aim: To support students as they explore the steps and process of developing an idea through to creating a product
Subject links: Art, STEM subjects, MAKER SPACE inquiries and early engineering
Included in the resource: Design Process slides with guiding questions
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