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American sign language resources for Microsoft Word $5-10
After the Cochlear Implant
After the Cochlear Implant
by
Elaine Ernst Schneider
author of: Taking Hearing Impairment to School
Suggestions for parents, teachers, therapists and others who play a part in the language/speech development of a cochlear implant recipient...
A manual for understanding the cochlear implant and the process of acquiring language and developing speech post-surgery,
including the use of American Sign Language.
47 pages that detail suggestions and strategies for language and/or speech developme
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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Through Deaf Eyes Questions & Quiz with Keys
Through Deaf Eyes is one of my favorite films to show my students. It is full of Deaf Culture, history, insights, and so much more! It is a great end of the year activity as the year winds down, or even a beginning of the year activity to introduce your students to the ASL and Deaf culture experience! Don't have the movie? No worries! Here is a youtube link for it - https://youtu.be/PL5d8kyZUQk It can be shown by spreading it out over multiple days, small chunks as needed, or as a great substitu
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Huge Deaf Culture Activities Bundle - American Sign Language
October Week 1: 5 Senses (Toddler)
Week 1 Curriculum Includes:Monday - Friday Lesson PlansItem ChecklistLesson Plan InstructionsCircle Time Focus:- Monthly: Color, Shape, Number- Weekly: Letter, Book, Song- Daily theme related focusDaily Activities (Music and Movement, Sensory Play , Motor Skills)Craft IdeasOuting IdeasThemed ASL signsPDFs
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Grades:
PreK, Staff
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Classroom Reading "Why Dogs Chase Cats" featuring ASL & class participation
A retelling of the folktale "Why Dogs Chase Cats". Featuring classroom participation with sound effects, repeated phrases, and ASL (American Sign Language) signs for important words within the story. Suitable for upper elementary through middle school, can be adapted and used for beginning drama students.
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Merry Christmas, Mouse! Decorate the Tree Activity with optional ASL Vocab!
My students LOVE the if you give a mouse a cookie books! This is an activity that pairs with the "Merry Christmas, Mouse" book! With simple tools (maybe velcro or magnetic strips or even without!) you have a large tree that students can decorate along side mouse! There is also a page that asks "how many?" where students can select the correct number and the correct name for the decoration! These slots can easily be filled with a dry-erase marker! Or if you have DHH students like me they can be f
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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October Week 1: 5 Senses (Infant)
Week 1 Curriculum Includes:Monday - Friday Lesson PlansItem ChecklistLesson Plan InstructionsCircle Time Focus:- Monthly: Color, Shape, Number- Weekly: Letter, Book, Song- Daily theme related focusDaily Activities (Music and Movement, Sensory Play , Motor Skills)Craft IdeasOuting IdeasThemed ASL signsPDFs
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Grades:
PreK, Staff
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Fingerspelling Our Way to Reading Easter Scavenger Hunt - Deaf Education
Calling all Teachers of the Deaf! This Easter Scavenger Hunt Activity is based on the Fingerspelling Our Way to Reading (FOWTR) Curriculum - Level 1B Unit 11. This unit includes the words itch, ditch, hitch, pitch, watch, catch, batch, hatch, patch, and match. The following is included in this activity bundle: instructions, a lesson plan to guide your scavenger hunt, scavenger hunt clue cards, picture cards, egg symbol code cards, and the answer key. Students can work together to solve clues, pr
Subjects:
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Amazing Grace in American Sign Language (ASL)
Amazing Grace has been the part of many church services and ceremonies. Played on bagpipes, the flute, or piano, or sung by a soloist or a choir, it is unique in its own right. But signed in ASL is the most beautiful presentation of all.
This product presents all four verses of Amazing Grace. Word concepts are placed under each sign illustration and then are explained individually in a chart that lists and described each word.
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Role Shifting Conversation Presentation and Rubric
This is a conversation presentation and rubric
Students are to follow Master ASL Unit 1 vocabulary and have a conversation using role shifting
They are to include a greeting, and a farewell.
Rubric is attached as well.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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American Sign Language: Where Are You From? Game Classroom Movement Illustrated
(Before you buy: If you want to buy all of my Country related ASL products, there is a ASL Country Bundle on my page of a video, a quiz, flyswatter game and this game: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/American-Sign-Language-Country-Bundle-9720631 )Where Are You From? ASL GameUse this game to learn the countries: Germany, United States of America, Chile, Cuba, Australia, Spain, China, Greece, France, India, Italy, England, Japan, Mexico, Kenya and Russia. There is also a conversation g
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â American Sign Language Country Bundle
ASL Christmas Package Number 1
Three wonderful Christmas songs with signs hand-drawn for the concepts used in a verse of each song. The three songs include the following: Away in a Manger, Silent Night, and Oh Holy Night. Charts list the signs presented in the songs with the motions for each of the signs described in words. These word concepts are arranged in alphabetical order.
Husband disclaimer: My hubby scanned these for me and I notice that the charts are crooked. My apologies; however, the content is all there.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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ASL Curriculum Guide - 8 Week Course (12 hours)
This is an 8-week course outline for ASL. Each class runs for 90 minutes (total of 12 hours). The class is geared towards adults, but it can also be used for middle school or high school students. It includes topics for each week and a vocabulary / phrases list. The topics for each week are as follows:Week 1: Greetings / IntroductionsWeek 2: Exchanging Personal InformationWeek 3: Emotions/FeelingsWeek 4: FoodWeek 5: School and EducationWeek 6: FamilyWeek 7: Family, continuedWeek 8: Verbs/Profess
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASL Signs for School
American Sign Language
SIGNS FOR SCHOOL
by Elaine Ernst Schneider, author of Taking Hearing Impairment to School
This is a wonderful guidebook for teachers, aides, parents, and workers who are not ASL proficient and need to be able to sign some everyday school phrases such as these:
Good morning.
Nice to see you.
Sit down please.
Announcement time.
Let's learn something new. Study groups!
Time for lunch.
See you tomorrow.
Seventeen pages and 46 phrases with hand drawn illustrations and word
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
ASL Level 1- Unit 8 Receptive Exam with Answer Key
ASL Level 1- Unit 8 Receptive Exam with Answer KeyThis Receptive Exam supports the Describing Others Unit and reviews everything your students will need to know about glossing ASL related to showing size, key phrases and vocabulary for the unit, and demonstrate appropriate receptive skills related to Describing Others. Use this exam along with the Describing Others PowerPoints, handouts and Quiz/Tests!*Describing Pictures PowerPoint*Unit 8 Describing Others PowerPoint*Vocabulary Handout*Descri
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â ASL Level 1- Unit 8 (Describing Others) Bundle
ASL ABC Book
Students will learn the ABC's in ASL & practice spelling CVC words/4 letter words-32 Total pages-ABC book with associated signs in American Sign Language-Print and cut to create book -Pages 2-15 with color illustrations-Pages 18-29 with Black & white illustrations (B & W printing)-Includes both uppercase and lowercase letter
Grades:
K - 9th
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Basic ASL Practice Yes/No & Wh- Questions
A list of yes/no and wh- questions meant to practice using minimal signs with the appropriate non-manual markers.
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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ASL Advertisement Project
A 5 day project for ASL students to create a fun and exciting public service announcement that encourages others to sign up for ASL next year. (Can easily be stretched out for more days). Students answer questions about the target audience and goal, write a film description (shot list and story board), film and edit their own videos. Each part is worth points, film rubric included.Can be adapted for any languageIf it's good, send it to your school news!
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Deaf Individual Time Magazine Cover
This is a project while going over famous deaf individuals and/or deaf history/culture/community.It is a project that is mixed with research!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Signing Naturally Semester Exam
This test can be used as a midterm or as a regular exam covering all of unit 1 in Signing Naturally (new edition). The exam is a multiple choice version meant to be a modification for students with IEP's, but can be used for any and all students. No answer key is included for the first half as the teacher can select what they will sign for the exam. Answers are in red or highlighted for the second half of the exam. Simply erase before printing.
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Not Grade Specific
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ASL - Outlines for 8-Week Course
Weekly outlines for an 8-week American Sign Language course. Each class runs for 90 minutes (total of 12 hours of instructional time). The outlines include the weekly topics and vocabulary / phrases. Most of them also include more than one practice dialogue, practice sentences, and/or other practice activities meant for the students to do at home. I use these outlines for an adult class; however, they can be used with middle school or high school students.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sports Presentation ASL
Students are to create their own sport accessible to Deaf, Hearing, Hard of Hearing individuals.
This has the requirements and the rubric attached.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Imaginary Animal
This can be used for any language! I have it specific to ASL. This is the end project to our Animal unit.Students are to create a visual poster of their requirements and are to create an entirely new animal. The entire thing is to be in ASL!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Once Upon A Time in ASL
This is a 4-6 week project that allows advanced students in American Sign Language have fun and tell a familiar Fairy Tale in ASL.
Subjects:
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
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For Hearing People Only page 49-69 Key
The Key to pages 49-69 For Hearing People Only
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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