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American Sign Language Classifiers Bundle
This bundle includes:1) ASL Classifiers: Introduction and Learn Basic Classifiers This is a powerpoint with classifier introductions and videos to analyze2) Classifier Presentation Directions and Scoring Sheet This is an assignment to assess students use of classifiers. Rubric included.3) ASL Classifier Describe and Draw Activity: Describing Animals This is a practice/review game that can be used to help students practice using classifiers to describe animals.Each can be
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
ASL Scattergories
Use this game to review vocabulary. It is a word documents that can be edited to fit your classroom needs. Categories are: colors, clothes, people, what people enjoy doing, animals, cities/states, holidays, time, classroom items, and school locations/items.I use this as a review for my ASL 2, 3, or 4 classes the first week of school. It's also perfect for a review game near the end of ASL 1.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL I Mosquito Game Power Point
A great game to use as a review tool for beginning ASL I students and returning ASL II students! This game is created for full class participation, focusing on basic vocab review and recognition, including: family, clothing, gender, hearing status, colors, appearance, numbers, shapes, and basic conversational signs. Rules are provided on the power point to help reinforce your signed instructions!
My students love this game, I hope yours do, too!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
ASL Bracket Activities Bundle - ASL/Deaf/HH
Get all of the ASL March Madness brackets for one low price. - Art bracket- Music video bracket- Sports bracket
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Classifier Describe and Draw Activity BUNDLE: Holidays
Describe and Draw is fun activity to incorporate into your ASL classroom. This bundle has all your major holidays covered. This activity/game is always a hit. Students must use signs and classifiers to describe a picture from the Powerpoint. Their partner (who cannot see the picture) must try to draw what is being signed (no peeking). Click on product links for more pics.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
ASL Phone Number Match-Partner Activity
This is a versatile activity but specifically designed with the student directions (found below) in mind. You can edit the names of the locations but do not change the phone numbers. Lamination for both files is recommended. I use this during stations, but it can be adapted for a whole class activity–just print multiple copies and separate students into groups or partners.Student Directions:One person will fingerspell the location and sign the phone number. The other person must match the cards
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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More ASL Scattergories (ASL 2+)
Use this game to review vocabulary. It is a word documents that can be edited to fit your classroom needs. Categories are: school subjects, states, countries, things on a road trip, kitchen things, excuses for arriving late, things that have spots, Halloween costumes, things you throw away, and Christmas gifts. Pass out the paper and randomly play a game throughout the year. Or take an entire class period to play the game. I like to use it for a "Fun Friday" activity.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL I Mosquito Game Part III
This version of Mosquito is a more extensive, in-depth version piggy-backing on Part I and II. This game is created for full class participation, focusing on basic vocab review and recognition, and includes: Days of the week, times of day, scholastic info, careers, travel, "Do-You-Mind?" Questions, technology, places to go, chores, commands, holidays, family, clothing, gender, hearing status, colors, appearance, numbers, shapes, and basic conversational signs. Rules are provided on the power po
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Signing about Beverages: ASL Lesson & Review Game
Enrich your ASL teaching journey with this bundled resource, combining the vibrant Beverages ASL Lesson and the engaging Pen and Paper Battleship activity. Designed for seamless integration into existing curricula, this comprehensive package aligns perfectly with the Signing Naturally Curriculum Unit 2-9 and Master ASL Unit 10.Beverages ASL Lesson: Unlock the world of American Sign Language with this PowerPoint package, featuring high-quality images of beverages, a comprehensive list of ASL sign
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASL I: Mosquito Game Part II
"Mosquito" is a class favorite for all levels of ASL student. This game is created for full class participation, focusing on basic vocab review and recognition, including: family, clothing, countries, games, school levels (ie freshmen, etc.), commands, gender, hearing status, colors, appearance, numbers, shapes, basic conversational signs and fingerspelling. Rules are provided on the power point to help reinforce your signed instructions! *This version is picture-based which differs from the fi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Classifier Describe and Draw Activity BUNDLE: Seasons
Describe and Draw is fun activity to incorporate into your ASL classroom. Practice classifiers throughout the the seasons with this bundle. It includes winter, spring, summer, and fall. This activity/game is always a hit. Students must use signs and classifiers to describe a picture from the Powerpoint. Their partner (who cannot see the picture) must try to draw what is being signed (no peeking). Click on product links for more pics.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Describe and Guess: The "No Signing" Game
Appropriate and Fun for ALL levels of ASL student, this "No Signing" game gets ASL students to think outside of the box; helping students let go of the common "one sign equals one word" mentality, and encourages their minds to start thinking in more visual terms!As always, Have FUN!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
ASL Battleship: Signing Beverages and Numbers 20-39
Dive into an engaging and educational voyage with the Pen and Paper Battleship activity! This teacher-tested tool serves as an effective means to reinforce vocabulary retention in students' long-term memory, all while fostering a fun and interactive learning experience. By strategically incorporating the target language and cultural nuances of visually capturing attention, requesting repetition when necessary, and providing visual feedback to indicate understanding, this activity becomes a power
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Signing about Beverages: ASL Lesson & Review Game
Emoticon NMS Go Fish
Hearing students have trouble becoming comfortable using NMS. This is a fun way to get them using their facial expressions and laughing at themselves and each other.
There are four cards of each emoticon. Each player receives 7 cards. The rest of the cards are the "pond". The player with the largest shoe size goes first. Player 1 gets the attention of another player in the game and uses only NMS to ask the other player for that card. If the other player has any cards with that NMS, they m
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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ASL II Mosquito Game
This Power Point Mosquito game is perfect for ASL II students with a growing vocabulary base. Mosquito is created for full class participation, focusing on basic vocab review and recognition, and includes:
Employment information, Weather/Natural Disasters, Countries, Renovations, Objects Around the House, Sickness/Treatment, Religion, Autobiographical and Biographical Information.
Rules are provided on the power point to help reinforce your signed instructions!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
ASL vocabulary - "Family" Round Robin
Play as a whole class or in teams to race against each other. After teaching vocabulary for Family Relationships, a review game is in order!
Pass out all of the cards to the students who should be sitting in a circle. The teacher begins by signing "MOTHER". The student with the first card ("When you see MOTHER, you sign SISTER") will stand up and sign SISTER. Students must pay attention to the vocabulary being signed by their classmates and paying attention to the cards in their hand. Eac
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL Level 1- Unit 8 Paper Doll Game
ASL Level 1- Unit 8 Paper Doll GameThis GAME supports the Describing Others Unit and reviews everything your students will need to know about how to use the ASL vocabulary for describing others, sharing information, and showing descriptors. This is a collaborative activity and can be used in a plethora of ways! *Buy this tool and get creative!!Use this worksheet along with the Describing Others PowerPoints, handouts and Quiz/Tests!*Describing Pictures PowerPoint*Unit 8 Describing Others PowerPoi
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â ASL Level 1- Unit 8 (Describing Others) Bundle
ASL Level 1- Unit 5 Cartoon Family Activity
ASL Level 1- Unit 5 Cartoon Family ActivityThis PowerPoint supports the Talking about Family Unit and is an in-class activity for students to describe a Cartoon Family in ASL with a partner. Can be a graded assignment or used for fun!Use this PowerPoint along with the Talking about Family handouts and Quiz/Tests!*Unit 5 Talking about Family PowerPoint*Spatial Referencing PowerPoint*Vocabulary and Key Phrases*Glossing Key Phrases*Pronoun Glossing Worksheet*Expressive Partner Conversation*Family T
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â ASL Level 1- Unit 5 (Talking about Family) Bundle
ASL 1 - NMS practice
It's difficult for hearing students to get used to using NMS. This is a fun way to use NMS in a game format to ease the pressure of "making faces".
Distribute cards to students. Have them go to the door, open it as if what is on their card is on the other side of the door. Make sure that they aren't being TOO silly. Have the other students guess what is on the student's card.
Shy students may need help or suggestions.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL Level 1 - Family Feud (review game)
Prepare students for a final exam from ASL Level 1 with this fun game of categories. Topics for review include - CL handshapes, parameters, loan signs, and more. Instructions are included
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Describing US State Outlines in ASL
This is an activity for students to practice US state vocabulary in ASL and also to practice describing shapes in ASL.Students will take turns describing a state outline and their partner/someone in the class needs to guess which state they are describing. To make it easier, the students can sign which row or column the state they are describing is in.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Guess the Lyric Health Vocab
This is a game for review! A song lyrics will come up on the screen. In groups of 3-4 they are to guess what the missing lyric is! They however must SIGN the word correct! Kids love this. You can either play the music or you can just have them read the lyric and go from there!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Fingerspelling Pyramid - sports
Remember the TV Game show $1,000,000 Pyramid? It's a great way to practice FS! Print as many sets of the cards as you like.
Divide students into pairs or groups of 3-4. Give one student in each group a category card and write the category on the board. S1 can give hints as to the words that are on the card, S2 (3-4) must guess the five words on the card by fingerspelling them.
Set a timer for 2 min and see which pair/group can guess all/the most words in the category!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Werewords - ASL Teacher Reference
This is a PowerPoint meant to drive the game play of the game Werewords with ASL students in your classroom. It's perfect for Halloween but great any time of the year! Gets students practicing asking yes/no questions and having discussions in ASL in a group setting. Plus it's crazy fun!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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