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American sign language Common Core RF.1.4 resources
Sign, Spell, Read and Write - Level 1
Increase word recognition using two languages and two modalities. Use American sign language to sign and spell the target word. Use English to read and circle the target word and write it in various ways, like tracing, coloring, and freehand writing.Other ways to memorize the whole word includes counting the number of letters in each word and writing each letter in its own box. Check comprehension by drawing a picture or doing a short activity. This workbook contain 150 words and three word en
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K - 3rd
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American Sign Language Dolch Sight Word Work Mats BUNDLE
Give your students some extra practice reading, writing and building their sight words with these work mats. Each work mat includes the primary ASL sign for the Dolch Sight Word. Print and laminate the work mats. Students read the sight word, write the word (with a white board marker) and then build the word. You can use playdoh, magnetic letters, letter tiles or even pipe cleaners to build the word. Each unit includes color mats and an ink saving black and white option, as well as a blank mat t
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PreK - 4th
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Phonics Readers with American Sign Language (ASL) - Short Vowels
Combine Phonics Readers for short vowels, high frequency words, vocabulary, comprehension, with American Sign Language (ASL) you get an engaging fun reading lesson. Great when used with my Science of Reading (SOR) PowerPoints.Short A PowerPoint: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Short-A-Vowel-CVC-an-at-ap-5Days-Phonics-Phonemic-Awareness-Digital-PowerPoint-8591798Short A Power Point: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Short-A-Vowel-CVC-an-at-5Days-Phonics-Phonemic-Awareness-D
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K - 2nd
Phonics Readers with American Sign Language (ASL) - Long Vowels and R-Controled
Combine Phonics Readers for long vowels, high frequency words, vocabulary, comprehension, with American Sign Language (ASL) you get an engaging fun reading lesson. Great when used with my Science of Reading (SOR) PowerPoints.https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/First-Rate-Learners
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K - 2nd
ASL Worksheets First Grade Sight Words and Fingerspelling Practice
These No Prep ASL sight word printables are perfect for practicing sight words in context. Each sheet targets one sight word sign and includes lots of practice to help students improve their receptive fingerspelling skills. Focused Practice on Each Page• Read the word• Fingerspell the word• Sign the word• Trace the word• Decode and comprehend the simple sentence• Color the illustration• Write the word two timesWords Includedafter, again, any, ask, by, could, every, fly, from, give, her, his, how
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â ASL Worksheets Sight Words and Fingerspelling Practice Bundle
ASL Worksheets Second Grade Sight Words and Fingerspelling Practice
These No Prep ASL sight word printables are perfect for practicing sight words in context. Each sheet targets one sight word sign and includes lots of practice to help students improve their receptive fingerspelling skills. Focused Practice on Each Page• Read the word• Fingerspell the word• Sign the word• Trace the word• Decode and comprehend the simple sentence• Color the illustration• Write the word two timesWords Includedalways, around, because, before, best, both, buy, call, cold, fast, firs
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1st - 4th
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Also included in:Â ASL Worksheets Sight Words and Fingerspelling Practice Bundle
ASL Worksheets Third Grade Sight Words and Fingerspelling Practice
These No Prep ASL sight word printables are perfect for practicing sight words in context. Each sheet targets one sight word sign and includes lots of practice to help students improve their receptive fingerspelling skills. Focused Practice on Each Page• Read the word• Fingerspell the word• Sign the word• Trace the word• Decode and comprehend the simple sentence• Color the illustration• Write the word two timesWords Includedabout, better, bring, carry, clean, cut, done, drink, draw, eight, fall,
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1st - 4th
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Also included in:Â ASL Worksheets Sight Words and Fingerspelling Practice Bundle
W Sight Word Practice Activities with ASL Boom Cards
Do your students struggle with reading those tricky sight words that all start with w? Mine do! What you'll find in this sight word unit:*Sight word list including 8 w words*Flashcards*Write the room with recording page*Sight word sort*Trace, write, stamp*Sight word pin*Sight word graphing*Sight word spin (2 pages)*Sight word highlightRecently updated to include ASL Boom Cards. 30 Boom Cards will lead the students through practice of 10 of the toughest sight words that start with the letter w. V
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K - 2nd
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ASL & Dolch Sight Word Mitten Match
Looking for fun ways to practice reading and signing the Dolch sight words? Students match the signs to the correct English words on the mittens. The activity also incorporates fine motor skills as the students use a paper clip to string the two matching mittens together.This resource includes 10 Dolch sight words at each level including:PreprimerPrimer1st Grade2nd Grade3rd GradeCheck out my store for more ASL/Dolch Word resources.
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PreK - 3rd
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1st Grade ASL Dolch Sight Word Write and Wipe File Folder Activities
Looking for some hands-on sight word practice? These file folder activities will allow students hands-on practice with learning and practicing to spell the Dolch sight words at the 1st grade level and incorporates the sign for each word. Each file folder cover has the primary sign for the Dolch sight words.The file folder word activities can be easily incorporated into your centers or used as independent work. This 1st Grade File Folder Activities pack includes:*Three different activities for
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1st - 2nd
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Also included in:Â BUNDLED Preprimer to 3rd Grade ASL Dolch Sight Word File Folder Activities
ASL Sign Language Sight Word Puzzles PRIMER
These are perfect for your Word Work Center or for Early Finishers! Students use their hands to physically spell a PRIMER sight word. Then, they match each sight word puzzle piece to its corresponding finger spelled puzzle piece. An ASL Finger Spelling chart is included. Students may complete the activity independently, with a partner, or in a small group.
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PreK - 2nd
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American Sign Language Dolch Sight Word Work Mats - 1st Grade
Give your students some extra practice reading, writing and building their sight words with these work mats. Each work mat includes the primary ASL sign for the Dolch Sight Word.
Print and laminate the work mats. Students read the sight word, write the word (with a white board marker) and then build the word. You can use playdoh, magnetic letters, letter tiles or even pipe cleaners to build the word.
This unit includes color mats and an ink saving black and white option, as well as a blank m
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K - 2nd
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Also included in:Â American Sign Language Dolch Sight Word Work Mats BUNDLE
Reading Fluency Activity: Word Families: Segmenting, Blending, Minimal Pairs
Word families are critical for children to learn while they are learning to read because it helps children to create associations between sounds in words, and identify word patterns. Identifying the relationship between word patterns is beneficial towards reading fluency. Minimal pairs help children to identify the different sounds in words. Changing one sound, or phoneme, in a word can completely change the word.In this product you will find:Word family activities including segmenting and blend
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K - 2nd
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Sign, Spell, Read, and Write 1-10
Increase word recognition using two languages and two modalities. Use American sign language to sign and spell the target word. Use English to read and circle the target word and write it in various ways, like tracing, coloring, and freehand writing.Other ways to memorize the whole word includes counting the number of letters in each word and writing each letter in its own box. Check comprehension by drawing a picture or doing a short activity.
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K - 2nd
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Sign, Spell, Read, and Write: Extras
Increase word recognition using two languages and two modalities. Use American sign language to sign and spell the target word. Use English to read and circle the target word and write it in various ways, like tracing, coloring, and freehand writing.Other ways to memorize the whole word includes counting the number of letters in each word and writing each letter in its own box. Check comprehension by drawing a picture or doing a short activity. This packet includes boy, she, bird, happy, play, c
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1st - 3rd
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