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American sign language handouts for Google Apps under $5
Winter Break Find Someone Who
After Winter Break Find Someone WhoThis community building activity for after Winter break can be used in any subject area. Grid with 20 squares of different things students may have experienced over Winter break. (ex: made a New Year's resolution, drank hot chocolate, went to the movies, took down holiday decorations, etc.)Students approach classmates and ask them if they did one of the items in the grid. If the student responds YES, a conversation with follow up questions must ensue. (ex: Stud
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8th - 12th
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ASL Fingerspelling Drills and New Signs List
ASL Fingerspelling Drills and New Signs ListStart each class with consistency using this Fingerspelling Drill activity! You'll give students a category and then fingerspell five words associated with the category. Students trade papers to grade while the class goes over the answers together. Twenty-one drills are included to get you started on the routine. It is simple to come up with drills once you have this routine in place.This routine not only helps to start my class off focused and calm, b
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8th - 12th
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Cinco de Mayo Activities Ready to Use-ASL Activities-Slides and ASL Word Search
Immerse your ASL students in a dynamic Cinco de Mayo themed lesson with this comprehensive PowerPoint presentation! Packed with a diverse array of interactive activities and visually captivating content, this resource caters to ASL learners of all proficiency levels. Through engaging exercises such as the "Describe and Draw" activity, fingerspelling challenges, and authentic ASL videos, students will not only deepen their language skills but also explore significant cultural themes.Activity High
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9th - 12th
Student At A Glance Profile for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students
Need all your students' needs together in one place? Use this resource to make a comprehensive informational pamphlet on each student. With this resource, you can have your students fill in the information on their own in order to get familiarized with their IEP/504, fill it in with them or for them. You may also give this out to all the students’ teachers and members of their team. Use it in a consult to elaborate on the needs of the students and how to properly implement accommodations/modific
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Also included in:Â **BUNDLE** End of the Year Activities | DHH Focused | Deaf Education
ASL Student Composition Books (Google Docs)
This product includes everything you need to help students stay organized in the ASL classroom with ASL Student Comp Books. Each part of the comp book is described in details and there are link to Google Docs. Includes:- Table of Content Sheets-Glossing Cheat Sheets-Warm-up / Bellwork Section Directions for students-Classwork Directions for students-2 different versions included- Detailed directions for setting up the comp books and how they can be used in the classroom.-Completely editable to
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7th - 12th
Also included in:Â ASL Back to School Bundle: 10 Must-Haves for the ASL Classroom
LAUREN RIDLOFF - Famous Deaf Individual Activity - Handout, Article, and Slides
Handout for students to fill in, with article and slides, all spotlight Lauren Ridloff, the first Deaf superhero in Marvel's universe and a recurring star on "The Walking Dead" and more! Dive into her impactful journey and contributions to Deaf representation in media through engaging worksheets, articles, and slides.Included:Printable and editable worksheet exploring Lauren Ridloff's career and achievementsFormats included: Google Doc and PDFPaired article, from the New York Times, highlighting
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9th - 12th
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Spring Break Find Someone Who
After Spring Break Find Someone WhoThis community building activity for after Spring Break can be used in any subject area.Grid with 20 squares of different things students may have experienced over Spring Break.(ex: went to the beach, visited extended family, went to the movies, did some spring cleaning, etc.)Students approach classmates and ask them if they did one of the items in the grid. If the student responds YES, a conversation with follow up questions must ensue. (ex: Student says YES t
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8th - 12th
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US STATES VOCAB - ASL - HANDOUT
This handout pairs with the lesson over the US State Vocab. You can either print this or share it with your students so they can study/practice it. This can also be purchased as a part of the 50 State Bundle. I have also included the signs for Canada, Mexico, and USA as a bonus you can add to this lesson.
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Also included in:Â US STATES VOCAB - ASL - BUNDLE
The Miracle Worker (2000) Guided Video Worksheet
Questions for students to answer while watching The Miracle Worker (2000).
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6th - 12th
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Sign Language quiz- university - 30 True/False Questions with Answers
Sign language is a rich and expressive mode of communication used by deaf individuals and those with hearing impairments. It involves using hand gestures, facial expressions, and body movements to convey meaning. Sign language varies across different regions and countries, with each having its own unique vocabulary and grammar. In this section, we will explore 30 true and false statements about sign language to deepen our understanding of this important linguistic system.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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ASL Grammar/Order Worksheet Template
I use this template to help students translate English sentences into ASL sentences and ASL grammar. The boxes are meant for the students to draw a visual/picture in. There is a simple sentence template for Level I (Topic --> Comment) and a more advanced template for Level II+ (Time, Setting, Character, Action, Result).
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Nations & Countries - ASL VOCAB - Handout
This handout is paired to go with the Google Slideshow to give to students to use to study/reference. I have printed this handout and given it to the students to use to study. You can also embed it in your LMS. The document contains links to study, the countries flag, and theability for the student the time to review. This also can be found in a bundle.
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Also included in:Â Nationalities and Countries - ASL - Unit
ASL Find Someone Who- Activities & Preferences
Find Someone Who is a great activity for students to practice asking and answering questions in ASL. This worksheet has vocabulary specific to activities and preferences.
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ASL Weekly Interpersonal Grade Rubric
Rubric for Weekly Interpersonal Grade (or can change it to Daily Interpersonal Grade). This is a 5 point scale and describes culturally appropriate behaviors for an ASL class. Good accompaniment for a class that uses Comprehensible Input. Can also have students use it to self-assess themselves.
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Not Grade Specific
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