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Free 3rd grade american sign language resources for Google Apps
ASL Animals - GOOGLE FORM
This google form asks students to identify the signs for the animals that are covered in Master ASL Unit 10. Use this a:quizbell ringer exit sliprevieweasy homework assignmentThis form is also totally editable if you want to add in more signs that you covered in your own classroom.Words included:Alligator BearDeerDolphinElephantGiraffeHippoLionMonkeySharkSnakeTigerTurtleWhale
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Master ASL Unit 1 - Vocabulary List
This file organizes the vocabulary from Master ASL unit 1 by section and page number. Use this to keep track of what you need to teach or as a study guide for students. Post it to your class website, google classroom, or where ever you need!This is editable so you can add things like dates that you covered the material or when they will have a quiz on certain sections.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Master ASL Unit 1 - Bundle
Signing Naturally Unit 1 Vocab
This is a quick reference guide to the vocabulary covered in the first unit of Signing Naturally broken down by lesson. Great for a unit review!
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Also included in: Signing Naturally Unit 1 - BUNDLE
SN 1:1 Vocab PowerPoint
Teaching ASL is hard enough! Doesn't it feel like there are barely any resources out there to make our lives just a little bit easier? We put so much time and energy into a beautiful lesson, and then a student is absent and misses new signs! We all know that dreaded "what did I miss yesterday?" question. This is an easy way to get students caught up when they miss class and you simply do not have enough hours in the day reteach material to every kid that was absent. This PowerPoint has GIFs of a
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Classical Conversations Geography Week 4 Where's Waldo Game Tickets
These are tickets that go along with my Where's Waldo week 4 lesson.
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3rd - 6th
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Meet the ASL Teacher Letter
At the start of each school year, it is a great idea to open communication with families by introducing yourself. I prefer to send home a note (or send it virtually, through email!) to share a bit about myself, my class, and let families know how important their role is in the education of their student(s).This document is a one-page Google Slide document that allows you to introduce yourself briefly, share some of your favorite things, and provide contact information to the families. The copy y
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PreK - 12th
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Black Deaf People
Black Deaf people have one of the most uniqueness culture in the world. The Black Deaf community is largely shaped by two culture and communities. These slides are represent Black Deaf People. These slides also have YouTube video attachment.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Brain Breaks/Debate Topics
This is a collection of brain breaks and what I call debate topics. Before we debate, we talk through the rules of debate, and how to be respectful. You can use this however to fit your classroom, but what I do is read the question, give them 30 seconds of individual and silent think time, then use class dojo to get them a partner. They go back to back with their partner and put their thumb up or down symbolizing that they agree or disagree with the opinion on the board. When I say "Go!" they tu
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3rd - 8th
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