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1st grade american sign language homeschool curriculum microsofts
ASL Phonics Alphabet Book American Sign Language
This is a great set of 26 ASL, American Sign Language Alphabet mini pages (4 to a page) to make a mini book. These are done in full color. They feature the upper and lowercase letters, a picture of a word that begins with that letter and the ASL hand sign for the letter. This is a great way to learn your American Sign Language skills. Perfect for the typical or special education classroom or home school. A great item for a take home materials. This is identical (except in size) to my ASL post
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Pledge of Allegiance ASL Lesson: Inclusive Signing Resource for All Classrooms
Empower your students to communicate patriotism through sign language with our proven and accessible 'ASL Pledge of Allegiance Lesson' – a comprehensive resource for all educators. This inclusive package features detailed videos and handouts that ensure clear and correct demonstrations for both teachers and students.Included in this lesson:Warm-Up Fun Activity: Kick off your lesson with an enjoyable warm-up activity that sets a positive tone, making the learning experience interactive and engagi
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PreK - 12th
ASL "Guess what's my job"
Who Am I? is a guessing game where players use yes or no questions to guess the identity of a c. Questions are based upon the traits and characteristics of a person everyone will be able to identify. This game works well with any size group, however the larger the group, the more fun the game becomes.eg:- Do you need to study at university?-Do you need to travel?-Do you work inside/ outside?-Do you work in an office/ school/ shop/ factory/ warehouse?
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASL Signs for Home
Signs for home arranged by rooms: kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, laundry room, and family room.
This lesson is an excellent resource for teaching language-delayed children, hearing and hearing impaired. These signs provide a middle step in naming things the child sees: the impulse can move from the eye to the hand and then to the brain. Studies have shown that children who have trouble communicating often remember the sign before the spoken or written word. Then once the sign is mastered, spoken w
Grades:
PreK - 5th
A is for APPLE - An Alphabet Letter and a Word in ASL
A is for APPLE
An Alphabet Letter and a Word in ASL
American Sign Language (ASL) is the official language for the deaf in America and in many other countries as well. It is NOT a translation of any other language, but it is indeed its own language with a unique set of concept signs and syntax rules. For the purpose of this lesson, students will learn to recognize the letter in ASL and then a word that begins with that letter.
It’s so much fun! And making the letters and words with the hands i
Grades:
PreK - 1st
LONDON BRIDGE in ASL
Why teach songs in signs? Research confirms that association between movement and language leads to vocabulary development and concept understanding. For years, educators have realized the importance of multisensory stimulation. In other words, the more senses that the child uses in a learning experience, the better the chance the information will be retained. Many signs actually look like the concepts they represent, creating “pictures in the air.” Because the neuro-pathways through which langu
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PreK - 1st
ASL Alphabet - FULL UNIT
This has everything you need to teach a full ASL alphabet unit. - ASL visual teaching photo - Unit Quiz (for Middle School - Highschool) - Unit Quiz Answer Key This unit is set up that one (or as many as needed) to go through the full alphabet as a class or as homework. Then there is a quiz that you as the teacher sign one of the letters at the front of the class. Then the student writes down what they believe the letter or word is or spells. It makes it easy to grade easy to teach.
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PreK - 12th
SIGNS for COLORS - ASL Illustrations
Why teach colors in signs? Research confirms that association between movement and language leads to vocabulary development and concept understanding. For years, educators have realized the importance of multisensory stimulation. In other words, the more senses that the child uses in a learning experience, the better the chance the information will be retained. Because the neuro-pathways through which language develops in the brain are the same pathways that the brain uses for movement, the use
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Seeing The World Through Different Eyes: Through Grandpa's Eyes Part 2
One segment of semester long-unit. Other segments are included under Seeing The World Through Different Eyes demo attached.
Seeing The World Through Different Eyes
This semester long-unit covers sensory comprehension, arts, language art, and social-emotional skill development through numerous activities, stories, and films. It can be utilized for students K-8th grade.
Seeing the World Through Different Eyes is the collaborative creation of Zelenz Education Founder, Shella Zelenz and Cons
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K - 6th
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