ASL COVID 19 Word Wall

These American Sign Language COVID 19 Word Wall cards are the perfect addition to the classroom. A great way to introduce and reinforce words by introducing both ENGLISH and ASL for your students!

This ASL COVID 19 word wall resource includes 15 COVID/Health cards and 2 sets of "COVID" and "Health" headers. Display these on your word wall, use them as flash cards, use it in literacy center and other many options that you can do with this word wall cards.

Word walls that has color code symbol can help introduce students part of speech and a great way for student to refer to the word wall to ensure they use appropriate ASL to Written English sentence structure.

Word cards includes

• 1 sets of 15 cards with white color background that has the ASL signing character, picture, and print COVID 19/Health word
• 1 sets of 15 cards and 1 color code reference card that has the ASL signing character, pictures, print COVID 19/Health word and color code box that represent the appropriate part of speech color code from the reference card.
• 2 sets of "Coronavirus" and "Health" heading card - one in teal background with gray border and the other in white background with gray border.

15 words from the Coronavirus/Health word list: 

cough, COVID, disease, distance, doctor, fever, headache, health, mask, medicine, soap, stomach ache, touching face, wash, sick

**note: disease, health, and sick has no picture as it can be varies way of describing those concept**

COVID 19 Poster available here

*words have two or more variations.

words that are bold are finger-spelled because they do not have signed equivalents

Words that are bold and * includes finger-spelled and signs.

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