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Elementary american sign language teacher manual pdfs
A.S.L. Yes! Levels One & Two - Teacher's Edition
Get ready to embark on an exciting American Sign Language (A.S.L.) journey with "A.S.L. Yes! Levels One & Two - Teacher's Edition" by Federico Quintana (myself). This comprehensive and captivating book is the ultimate answer to all your A.S.L. teaching needs.You will find a treasure trove of 60 topic lessons enriched with over 1,000 themed vocabulary words and 300 A.S.L. phrases. But that's not all! The book also includes versatile interactive practice exercises, making it a two-in-one editi
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Also included in:Â A.S.L. Yes! Curriculum Package (Bundle)
E-book Are You My Mother? ASL Curriculum
Are You My Mother? ASL Curriculum is a themed American Sign Language instruction unit based on the children's book Are You My Mother?. It is 119 pages and designed for children in grades Kindergarten through 2nd grade. The curriculum includes 20 specific lessons focusing on the following ASL Concepts: Pronouns, Yes/No Face, Head Nod/Head Shake, Listing Technique, and Role-Shifting.
Each ASL lesson includes vocabulary, a step-by-step teacher's guide, curriculum framework aligned to national sta
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PreK - 6th
Teacher Guide for Left Out by Tim Green
Tim Green is the ultimate author for teenage students. Tim writes stories that deal with sports and real life young adult problems. If you have a reluctant reader, give him or her a Tim Green book and watch the reading magic happen!
Left Out is an amazing book I believe every middle school student should read. Tim Green weaves together a realistic teenage world with a world of sports. Left Out follows Landon and his family as they move to a new town, a new school, and a new social situation. L
Grades:
5th - 8th
Teacher's Guide to Handwriting with Sunshine Script
Handwriting - fine motor skill - has been shown to predict student success in reading and even more so in math, yet it is given little attention elementary education. Multi-sensory learning is all the rage, yet the tactile/motor/kinesthetic aspect of language - writing with pencil and paper - is being replaced with drawing in pudding and sand, and forming letters with sticky strings, wasting classroom time and scarce funding.
Yes, a more efficient, easy to teach and learn, cost effective, no n
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Teachers Guide My Freind Taylor
A guide of extension questions and and topics to go along with The My Friend Series Book, My Friend Taylor is about a student with a hearing impairment and some of the characteristics and situations that can occur in a classroom setting.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Collective Nouns
Collective nouns are first introduced in grade 2. This resource is part of my Language in Color products produced for teaching Deaf students English and ASL bilingually.
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1st - 3rd
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