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ASL Halloween Vocabulary Game – Part 1 (Easel & Google Slides)
Halloween Vocabulary Game – Part 1 PDF & Google Slides™ This Halloween Vocabulary Game - Part 1 is a flashcard set teaching Halloween-related signs in progression. In Part 1, the students are challenged by saying and learning the signs then matching the word. In Part 2 (link below in "Lots more Halloween) the student will learn each word and their respective signs, followed by checking their knowledge by reading and writing the word. We recommend getting both sets for the maximum learnin
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Spring Scavenger Hunt (ASL)
How to use: This can be used with a partner, group, or individual. As a class, go over the vocabulary words (things they will be searching for) and the scavenger hunt examples. The questions and writing can be worked on together after the hunt. Your students can share their work at the end and their experience. The vocabulary and hunt cards can also be laminated for longer use. Enjoy and have fun outdoors!!Worksheets: Scavenger hunt, questions and drawing, writing (fill in the blank or blank she
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ASL (American Sign Language) Days of the week worksheets
Your students will learn the days of the week in sign language with these fun activities. Great for centers, packets, or homework.
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ASL (American Sign Language) Numbers 0-10 interactive activities and chart
Numbers 0 to 10 in ASL (American Sign Language). One chart has the number next to it while the other does not. Great to print, laminate, and hang up in your classroom.Also included are 4 pages of interactive activities while learning to count in sign language.
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ASL Number Coloring Book
Write down the number of the sign in the “Number” box. Color the number sign and the picture. Then draw a picture or pictures that represent the number amount in the box provided below. For example, for the #3, the student can draw 3 rainbows. You can print, shrink on the copier, and make mini books if you don’t want a full page. You can also print into fourths. Enjoy! *Center Activity *Laminate for multiple use *Group or Individual activity *Create a book as your students learn each number
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ASL Halloween Vocabulary Game – Part 2 with Google Slides & Easel
Halloween Vocabulary Game – Part 2This Halloween Vocabulary Game - Part 2 is a flashcard set teaching Halloween-related signs in progression. In Part 1, the students are challenged by saying and learning the signs and then matching the word. In Part 2, the student will learn each word and its respective signs, followed by self-checking their knowledge by reading and writing the word. We recommend getting both sets for the maximum learning experience.Included in your Halloween printable flashcard
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Learn ASL Alphabet & Numbers with Colorful Notecards and Poster
These tools were designed to help students learn the American Sign Language (ASL) alphabet and numbers (1 -10) to assist them in signing greetings and playing basic games such as BINGO without talking. The notecards are also great to use during games as a quick aid.
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ASL Numbers 0-10 Worksheets
Learn to count your numbers 0-10 in sign language and to write them as well. Also, practice fingerspelling the word.
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