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3rd grade american sign language resources for Google Apps under $5
ASL Pictionary: Foods
Sometimes you just need a fun way to review vocabulary. ASL Pictionary is the classic game of Pictionary with ASL gifs, pictures, and words added to each slide. You can play 3 ways: whole group, small groups, and pairs. My personal favorite is pairs because the level of engagement is high (all students are either drawing or guessing). The student who is drawing the word can see the slide and can look at the gif to make sure students are signing it correctly. To keep the game moving, game
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
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Back to School Night Slides or Open House Slides
Virtual Back to School Night Slideshow Presentation This all in one slideshow has everything you need to make virtual meet the teacher or back to school night a breeze. It is a Google Slides presentation, but can also be downloaded as a Powerpoint. Linkable buttons included (with a how to use!) to link to specific slides or external links!Simply add your photo and class information and you are ready to present digitally or send to your parents/families!Buttons included: (these titles can be edit
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K - 12th
Self-Advocacy Scenarios Game
This is an editable Google Slides board game that focuses on self-advocacy and self-determination for students with varying hearing levels. This product is intended to be used with deaf and/or hard of hearing students. There are 25 different virtual learning and in-person mask learning scenarios. These scenarios are entirely customizable and can be changed to best fit your students! All images are editable and all text is editable in Google Slides.Updated 6/28/2023 to include a 2nd game. The sec
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K - 12th
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Also included in: Hearing loss Activity Bundle
Flip Grid Friday Instructions Slide for Google or PPT
#flipgrid Friday is a fun activity for any classroom! This slide is a cute way to display your FlipGrid Instructions, Flipgrid Code, and student reminders.You cannot edit the headers but you insert all of your classroom information onto the slide. You can use this template over and over for several Fridays throughout the year.⭐Related Products⭐• APPsolutely Awesome! Digital Ice-Breakers for Distance Learning or In-Class• #TableTopicsTuesday classroom slide• Syllabus and Meet the Teacher Bundle!•
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3rd - 12th
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ASL Pictionary: Animals
Sometimes you just need a fun way to review vocabulary. ASL Pictionary is the classic game of Pictionary with ASL gifs, pictures, and words added to each slide. You can play 3 ways: whole group, small groups, and pairs. My personal favorite is pairs because the level of engagement is high (all students are either drawing or guessing). The student who is drawing the word can see the slide and can look at the gif to make sure students are signing it correctly. To keep the game moving, game
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
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ASL QUESTION TRAIL | Signing Naturally Unit 1 | REVIEW
Perfect simple warm-up to review signs and rules from Signing Naturally Unit 1! Get your kids up and moving. LOW PREP!Be sure to check out the preview.Included:15 questions reviewing:WH wordsCardinal number rules Color reviewsGender signs Attention-gettingRecording Sheet for studentsAnswer KeyPrep work:BEFORE CLASS:Print one copy of this document and as many answer sheets as needed.Hang the questions around the room randomly (walls, backs of chairs, desks, etc.) DURING CLASS:Model the question t
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
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National Deaf History Month Virtual Resource Room (Google)
Celebrate National Deaf History Month with this informative and inclusive resource that celebrates the culture and language of Deaf History and ASL. This interactive space will invite students to explore primary resources, interact with a timeline, practice ASL, and be inspired by the stories of famous deaf Americans. Included are several resources that can be enjoyed together as a classroom community when projected on the SmartBoard, individually at student work stations on laptops or tablets
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PreK - 12th
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Unit 1 Master ASL Choice Board for Review
This is a digital Choice Board on google slides. You can use this for distance learning, in class, or with a substitute. All assignments are done individually and are linked to the slide. All you need to do is assign this slide to google classroom, a class website, Canvas, or any other online platform and students will be able to access any of the assignments they choose.The document is editable if you want to make any changes. * The FlipGrid choice is linked to a public FlipGrid board- you
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Intro to ASL & "Guess that Sign" Game
I designed this 42-slide presentation to introduce Sign Language to my students. Here, students will learn what Sign Language is and who uses it. Then, they will learn that ASL is a very visual language & that they may already know some of the signs! (For example, the sign for baby can easily be guessed.)
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1st - 8th
We are hiring! Job application - ASL - Project Based Learning
Students will create a video resume for their dream job! Rubric included!
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3rd - 12th
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ASL Pictionary: Activities
Sometimes you just need a fun way to review vocabulary. ASL Pictionary is the classic game of Pictionary with ASL gifs, pictures, and words added to each slide. You can play 3 ways: whole group, small groups, and pairs. My personal favorite is pairs because the level of engagement is high (all students are either drawing or guessing). The student who is drawing the word can see the slide and can look at the gif to make sure students are signing it correctly. To keep the game moving, game
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
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School and Classes Digital Board Game - ASL, ESL
This is a fun board game that can be used online digitally or copied and played in the classroom. This game board is written in English and is great for ASL classes, ESL students, and speech therapy. The game board has a series of questions about school and classes. Students must ask another player the question and the opponent must be able to answer the question in a complete sentence. The activity includes:- A color game board (can be copied or used online)- Tips for the teacher- A link to a d
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: ASL Subjects and School BUNDLE
CORE FRENCH | FSL | ASL/SIGN LANGUAGE | DIGITAL + PRINT POSTERS | VISUAL AIDES
Elevate beginner French learning! 28 common phrases with English/French spelling, phonetics, and ASL signs. Diverse, inclusive, and perfect for digital or printed use.Whether you have a student who is HoH, deaf, or you just want to have an inclusive, safe classroom, this resource is for you!Immerse beginner French students in a vibrant language-learning experience with our comprehensive teaching resource! This digital collection showcases 28 common phrases and vocabulary essential for Core Frenc
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K - 5th
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De'Via Art Digital Webquest: ASL, HOH Deaf, Ed
Have your students explore the many aspects of De'Via Art using this virtual webquest. This webquest guides students through many web resources that allow them to discover the deaf social-justice art form, De'Via. Students will answer relevant questions, observe several art pieces, and discover their favorite De'Via artist. Students will dive deep into the meaning of De'Via Art and why it is important to the Deaf community.This is a 10 page Google Drive resource but can also be used in Powerp
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Blobs and Lines (with ASL support)- Back to School Ice Breaker
A great ice breaker that encourages communication and teamwork among students! Simple, fun, and especially great for older groups. ASL signs are included on most slides as a visual aid.
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3rd - 12th
Master ASL Unit 2 Choice Board Review
This is a digital choice board on google slides. All assignments are already linked for easy student review. If using in a digital classroom I would have students turn in a picture of a finished review. In class, it is easy for me to monitor if students are reviewing. This could also be a great activity for a substitute. Also, the FlipGrid is linked to a public flipgrid for Master ASL Unit 2. If you used FlipGrid a lot in your class you can easily change the link into your own classroom fl
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL Google Presentation - Questioning Vocabulary with VIDEOS
This American Sign Language Google Presentation is all focused on questioning vocabulary. Included are individual slides on:- Where?- Who?- What? - What if? - When?- Why?- Which?- Do you ______?- Can I ______?- How ______?- How many ____?- How often _____?The vocabulary slides have videos that teach sign language and can be reviewed for practice! Please check out my other ASL resources in my TpT store:- ASL - Alphabet and correlating letter vocabulary Google Presentation- ASL - Transportation V
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: ASL Google Presentation BUNDLE! with VIDEOS
Contour Studies - Drawing - Blind, Continuous, Opposite, ASL, American Sign Lang
Contour Studies 1 - Drawing Activity - Blind, Continuous, Opposite, ASL, SignedThis fun drawing activity gives students a chance to relearn how to see in great depth. Discover how to draw what you see rather than what you know in a fun and creative way.1. Continuous Contour Drawing2. Blind Contour Drawing3. Opposite Hand Contour DrawingTake your time, enjoy the process, and most of all have fun!Contour Studies 2 - Drawing Activity - Drawing your Name in American Sign Language This fun drawing ac
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Dice Roll Game for Master ASL Unit 3 Vocabulary
If you are looking for a fun game that reinforces vocabulary learned in Master ASL Unit 3, look no further. This resource includes a printable version of this game that can be used in the classroom and a google slide form that has a digital dice roll and can easily be used in virtual meetings and breakout rooms. To play students should be in small groups. Each person takes turns rolling the dice and signing the word that the dice determines. After a few minutes of just signing the word rolled
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3rd - 12th
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Contour Studies - Drawing - ASL, American Sign Language
Contour Studies - Drawing Activity - Drawing your Name in American Sign Language This fun drawing activity gives students a chance to explore ASL as they model their hands for their contour drawing. Discover how to draw what you see rather than what you know in a fun and creative way.1. ASL Reference Guide2. Assignment Instructions3. Playful Contour ExampleTake your time, enjoy the process, and most of all have fun!
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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American Sign Language using Google Drive: Easter Edition!
This Google Forms activity is a great alternative to traditional Easter crossword puzzles or word searches. Not only will students enjoy figuring out the mystery words, but they will also become familiar with an alternative form of communication using American Sign Language.Simply copy the product and send off to your students for them to work on at home. Interested in a paper printable? Find that here.Happy Easter!Check out more of my Google Drive activities below.Dream Home ProjectBuild a Zoo
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2nd - 7th
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Trump's White House Renovation Lesson Plan in American Sign Language
This video accompanies the Did You Know That?! video in ASL from the YouTube channel www.youtube.com/c/didyouknowthatIt features 5 comprehension questions in ASL and with captions, with the option to answer in written English and/or ASL. The questions are from a variety of Blooms Taxonomy levels and some require students to do some inventing/creating. This can be taught in classroom or as an electronic resource.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ASL Fingerspelling BINGO
I designed this activity for my students who are new to learning Fingerspelling. This game could even be played with kids who do not yet know the alphabet in ASL, since the pictures also show the letter in English. This document comes with 4 different BINGO cards. I played this game with my students during virtual learning after a brief lesson on what fingerspelling is and who uses it.
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PreK - 8th
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ASL Jack-o-Lantern Glyph
Want to see students really get into the spooky spirit? Here's a great way to see how students are signing and making it fun. Students sign to 1 partner and create a jack-o-lantern for that person based on their answers to the questions provided. Everything is already in ASL structure and students will be able to do this at any level of learning.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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