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ASL Pledge of Allegiance
While sign language encompasses the language of American Sign Language, it sometimes includes the system of Signed English. The Pledge of Allegiance can involve both. The signs themselves are conceptual, but the syntax is altered to be somewhat in sync with what is being orally presented (rather than in ASL syntax).
This product presents the signs for the Pledge of Allegiance as they might be signed in conjunction and at the same time as others who verbalize the words. Added descriptions for e
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5th - 9th
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Sign Language Photographs: Your First 101 Signs
Hello all! I just couldn't find any creative common licensed photos of core signs, so I made my own! Feel free to use these yourself in free or for pay products, whichever, and you do not even need to cite me. (Just don't pretend like I'm you, that'd be a bit creepy.) I am not fluent in sign, in fact I'm only in ASL 1, so please don't regard this as a dictionary. It's just intended as a reminder for kids I've already taught the sign to how to do it. These are also the signs that I think are the
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Not Grade Specific
DIY Worksheet: Fingerspell and Write (English/ASL)
Use this editable template to create your own worksheet for students to fingerspell and write their spelling/vocabulary words.
If the Gallaudet font does not show on your computer, download it here:
http://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/gallaudettruetypefont.htm
In English and ASL.
** I believe educational resources should be free and available to all, regardless of budgetary allowances. Please take a moment to review this product after you download it. Thank you! **
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PreK - 12th
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Animals in American Sign Language
Can be taught as a PowerPoint or can be used as flash cards. Includes a variety of animals: dog, cat, pig, horse, alligator, etc.
Credit is given to www.babysignlanguage.com for all images.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
ASL Classroom Management signs
These are editable anchor charts for classroom management signs during whole class instruction. Students can sign if they have a comment, answer, or question. They also sign if they have to go to the bathroom, to throw something away, to get a tissue, and to get a drink. This way the class does not need to be disrupted.
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PreK - 12th
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing Rights
This information packed powerpoint examines some of the laws that impact Deaf and hard of hearing students in various education settings.
Some topics include:
Laws
· ADA vs IDEA vs 504
· Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
· Civil Rights Law vs. Educational Law
· Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
· Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
Legal Documents
· 504 Plan
· Individual Education Program (IEP)
Terms
· Acc
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ASL History
I use this powerpoint in my ASL I courses as it serves as a good introduction to the history and culture of the language.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ASL Glossing Reference and Cheat Sheet - FREEBIE!
This is a FREE ASL Gloss reference sheet! ASL Glossing is a great way for students to break down what they are signing, and makes them think it through. There is a method to the madness, so I tried to put it down on paper! ILY, Caffeinate then EducateRebecca
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Not Grade Specific
ASL Story Comprehension
5 ASL stories with comprehension questions. Includes: ASL Gum Story, Deaf King Kong, Timber Story, Candy Bar Story, and Lion and Mouse Story. Each story has a corresponding QR code (which leads to an ASL YouTube video) and at least 10 questions per story. *Updated 5/4/2020- Story questions and answers are now editable with PowerPoint.Answer Key is provided!If you notice a code link has become broken and is no longer accessible, please let me know so I can fix it!!
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2nd - 12th
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Also included in: Hearing loss Activity Bundle
American Sign Language Stickers In Color FREE :)
Download this free printable now! ASL (American Sign Language) color stickers. Must be printed on sticker paper or you can use the baking paper method here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZE-WunN9Hs to turn them into functioning stickers.Use these as a reward for students or to decorate your class!ASL, stickers, classroom decor, decorations, rewards, fun, creative, colorful, color, sayings, easy, fun, for students, presents, gifts, rewards system, cool, student fun, game, games, activities, co
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ASL Numbers and Colors
Includes a colors and numbers game that American Sign Language teachers can play in their classroom. Great for clubs or Friday review!
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7th - 12th
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The Silence Between Us - Book Study - Pre Reading and Chapters 1 & 2
Immerse your students in the profound narrative of "The Silence Between Us" with this comprehensive PowerPoint lesson! Crafted to align seamlessly with the novel by a remarkable Deaf author, Alison Gervais, the slides feature enriching videos, an insightful article, and carefully crafted questions. Engage your students in activities before starting, as well as discussions for Chapter 1 and Chapter 2. The subsequent chapters are available as separate items or conveniently bundled. Spark meaningfu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Free Info Guide of Adopting the "ASL Yes!" Curriculum
Introducing the "ASL Yes! Curriculum" keynote slides (PDF), a must-have resource for educators on Teachers Pay Teachers! This comprehensive guide is designed to seamlessly integrate the ASL Yes! curriculum and materials into your classroom.Created by myself as a keynote presentation for upcoming conferences, the "ASL Yes!" curriculum is packed with innovative teaching strategies, detailed lesson plans, and interactive activities that make learning ASL engaging and effective.Highlights include:-
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Not Grade Specific
ASL Warm Up: Channing Tatum's Birthday is April 26th Powerpoint
Energize your ASL class with a lively warm-up centered around actor Channing Tatum! This engaging resource features ASL grammar, visuals, and questions related to Tatum's birthday on April 26th. Perfect for kickstarting a discussion, the slides incorporate vocabulary, fingerspelling, and numbers for a fun and interactive learning experience. Elevate your ASL lessons with this quick and entertaining warm-up activity!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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FREE SAMPLE of Functional Vocabulary in American Sign Language (ASL) - 10 SLIDES
American Sign Language Practice for Speech Therapy FREE SAMPLEEnhance your American Sign Language skills with a basic, functional vocabulary packet of flash cards presented with visual models and photos for practice. This FREE SAMPLE includes 10 signs and accompanying photos that can be printed, cut out, and laminated for use as flash cards. They can also be easily accessed on a tablet or computer screen for teletherapy sessions.These sign language cards are ideal for students learning ASL or th
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Not Grade Specific
Developmental Levels of Interpreter Use
This can be used to document how a deaf or hard of hearing student uses his or her sign language interpreter.
It can be used to document a D/HH student's growth over the years, presented at IEPs, and it can also help set goals for a D/HH student regarding interpreter use, self-advocacy, and how they use sign language to interact with classmates.
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Not Grade Specific
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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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Super Bowl ASL Performers: Article and Questions
Engage your students with this thought-provoking resource centered around the inclusive performances at Super Bowl LVIII. This Teachers Pay Teachers item includes a compelling article showcasing Deaf performers Daniel Durant, Anjel Piñero, and Shaheem Sanchez. The performers will play pivotal roles in the pregame festivities, delivering powerful sign language renditions of the National Anthem and more.What's Included:Informative Article: Explore the article detailing the involvement of Deaf perf
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Food Vocabulary (ASL)
Introduce food in ASL by using this Powerpoint presentation to show the food words, then play BINGO to practice what you taught!
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Not Grade Specific
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American Sign Language Checksheet (Review Activity or Homework) Challenging #1
Checksheets are weekly activities that can be completed in the classroom or for homework. Each week the students have a choice of the base activity or a challenging version of the same activity. The challenging version is more in depth and for your more advanced learners. I like to require my students to select at least 1 challenging version per month to push themselves.This is the Challenging version of the first Checksheet that can be started at the very beginning of school once the kids know
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9th - 12th
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American Sign Language Checksheet (Review Activity or Homework) Base Version #1
Checksheets are weekly activities that can be completed in the classroom or for homework. Each week the students have a choice of the base activity or a challenging version of the same activity. The challenging version is more in depth and for your more advanced learners. I like to require my students to select at least 1 challenging version per month to push themselves.This is a base version of the first Checksheet that can be started at the very beginning of school once the kids know the ASL a
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9th - 12th
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Hearing Aid Check In!
The last 3 years I have been a teacher for students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. I created this chart to help me keep track of students having their hearing aids daily. Everyday they are responsible for putting a sticker in each box (left and/or right). I file this sheet and it helps me with keeping data on their consistency.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Emotion Puzzle (K-12)
This game/activity allows students to talk about their emotions/feelings related to specific deaf and hard of hearing situations and perspective actions for each situation. An editable activity that is appropriate for all grade levels. The game is a PowerPoint to be edited with situations that apply to your students.
To play the game print each paper and cut out the event cards. Take turns drawing an event card and filling out each part of the emotion puzzle. For example: Event: "what are thos
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PreK - 12th
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