ASL Valentine's Day Cards Printable with Sign Language

ASL Valentine's Day Cards Printable with Sign Language

This is an 8-page product. Download the file and print iton your own printer.

This car-card set contains:

There is an area with lines to write your own message.

8 full-color cards great for printing – ready to use.

8 black and white cards great for coloring.

This is designed to help students learn sign language with a Car Valentine holiday theme as they share the cards with their friends.

Collect the other versions: Baby Unicorn Valentine Cards and Unicorn Valentine Cards.

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Title: "Valentine Sign Club: Tools for Implementing ASL in the Classroom"

Who: Those who work with children using sign language: elementary teachers, special needs adults, Autism, homeschool, speech pathologist, daycares, etc. 

Learn how to sign Valentine's words here.

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