Challenge Your New ASL 2 Students with this Review Game*part 2 (more challenging) coming soon!I spend a full week playing review games with my ASL 2 students at the beginning of the year because I believe having fun while reviewing/learning is
A first day activity that challenges students to make their best guess about who you are! This is designed for ASL teachers with included slides about SURVIVAL SIGNS but can be customized to any subject.This has 27 slides. You will need to add your
PERFECT FOR BEGINNING OF THE YEAR FOR ASL 2 REVIEWThis is a fun and engaging game that uses vocabulary and grammar from ASL 1 (SN curriculum) that gives students an opportunity to practice their skills and get to know their classmates. You CAN edit
Perfect for ASL 2. This aligns well with Unit 8 SN end of unit Project.5 Products in total!-Classroom Slideshow Presentation- Student Slideshow Template - Rubric-Student Planning Worksheet and ChecklistThis is a week long project for ASL 2 students.
An activity where students practice making requests, denying requests, and agreeing with conditions. Aligns well with SN Unit 8. This is an editable CANVA file. You must have a Canva account to open (free for educators). The file includes 32 cards
This product includes directions for students and a rubric for the teacher. Both are editable. Specifically designed for mid or end of term assessment. This emulates a “Real life“ scenario that students are likely to encounter: a casual unscripted
This is a versatile activity but specifically designed with the student directions (found below) in mind. You can edit the names of the locations but do not change the phone numbers. Lamination for both files is recommended. I use this during
This includes a Google Form and video. In the video there are 39 winter related words fingerspelled at an advanced speed. However, novice students can still enjoy a challenge with this assignment. The Google Form is editable and has an answer key
This is a digital file to download and print. Included:-"I CAN" Titles of proficiency levels for American Sign Language. Novice Low to Advanced Low- "I CAN" goals for each proficiency level that include interpretive, interpersonal, and
A Google slideshow that can be edited to your needs. An introductory slideshow about Deaf HistoryThere are 12 slides which include a timeline and expanded details about specific events. Three videos embedded into the slides (YouTube). I use the
This activity aligns with Signing Naturally Unit 8.3.I created this activity to use at stations but you can use them for a whole classroom activity. I use stuffed animals to be place holders for the people in the situations. Please let me know if
An updated and modern class lesson connected to SN Unit 9.7This ASL 2 lesson focuses on describing restaurants with classifiers. This is a CANVA design. Canva is free to use for teachers. The file will have a link to the slideshow template which you
An updated and modern class lesson connected to SN Unit 9.6 and 9.12This ASL 2 lesson focuses on translating yes/no questions. This is a CANVA design. Canva is free to use for teachers. The file will have a link to the slideshow template which you
Tired of students defaulting to signing "I don't know" when they don't know what else to say? Use this visual to help remind and reinforce students to use other options to express their communication needs. This is a digital file only. You will need
This is a digital file only. You will need to have this printed at your school's media center or at a print shop such as Kinkos. Printing size recommendations:Small: 12x16Medium: 18x24Large: 21x28
This is built for an ASL classroom but can be edited for any subject area. You must have a Canva account to access the file and edit. A Canva account has a free version and educators get a FREE PRO account. Give monthly, quarterly, or semester
Subjects:
World Languages, ESL / ELL / EFL, American Sign Language
This project is aligned with Signing Naturally Unit 9. The project allows students to show competency with expressive skills and receptive skills. After students complete their project, you can print them and hang them up around the room. Students
This is a digital download on 11x8.5 standard paper size. Print and laminate to hang in your classroom. This is just one sentence structure that ASL follows. If you are interested in alternative ASL structures, please reach out to me. 4 visuals
This aligns well with SN Unit 7.11Cultural NotesVocabularyStudent PracticeAs always, please reach out to let me know if you encounter any issues with this product.Please see my free 7.1 activity to see the style of slideshows I create