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Description
American Sign Language resources for your classroom.
Teaching social-emotional skills can be a challenge in many classrooms, but it's even a bigger challenge for students who have limited access to language.
As a teacher of the deaf, I realized after many years of frustration, that my students using American Sign Language struggled with social-emotional skills because they didn’t have the vocabulary to discuss their behavior and build positivity. They hadn’t been exposed to the vocabulary in American Sign Language and English and rarely had “social rules” explained to them.
I designed these activities with these students using American Sign Language in mind. The activities are equipped with LOTS OF REPETITION and lots of opportunities for students and teachers to discuss what they see. These books include examples of correct behavior as well as examples of incorrect behaviors. This gives you and your students an opportunity to discuss what the positive and negative behaviors, look like, sound like, feel like etc.
16 Positive Affirmation Posters
4 Positive Behavior Books and Activities
Each Book and Activity Set Includes:
1 Large poster displaying the target phrase and American Sign Language.
Target phrase/skill:
2 Color books
These books contain the target phrase and a two pictures. One showing the correct behavior and one showing incorrect behavior.
Teachers and students can discuss the behaviors
Adapted Book
You can choose to use the moveable pieces as checks and x’s or use the signs, right and wrong.
Moveable pieces for a pocket chart
Students sort the picture cards to show positive behavior.
Black and White Book for students.
Print and cut to make books
Two page covers are provided so you can choose to create two books if you’d like.
Black and white writing pages for students.
One page is provided per each positive behavior listed in the resource as well as a blank page for students to create their own.
One page assessment
Students look at each picture and cross out the one that does NOT show positive behavior. This can be completed independently or as a group assessment.
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Terms of Use Copyright © Heather Burgen. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted
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What others say
Description
American Sign Language resources for your classroom.
Teaching social-emotional skills can be a challenge in many classrooms, but it's even a bigger challenge for students who have limited access to language.
As a teacher of the deaf, I realized after many years of frustration, that my students using American Sign Language struggled with social-emotional skills because they didn’t have the vocabulary to discuss their behavior and build positivity. They hadn’t been exposed to the vocabulary in American Sign Language and English and rarely had “social rules” explained to them.
I designed these activities with these students using American Sign Language in mind. The activities are equipped with LOTS OF REPETITION and lots of opportunities for students and teachers to discuss what they see. These books include examples of correct behavior as well as examples of incorrect behaviors. This gives you and your students an opportunity to discuss what the positive and negative behaviors, look like, sound like, feel like etc.
16 Positive Affirmation Posters
4 Positive Behavior Books and Activities
Each Book and Activity Set Includes:
1 Large poster displaying the target phrase and American Sign Language.
Target phrase/skill:
2 Color books
These books contain the target phrase and a two pictures. One showing the correct behavior and one showing incorrect behavior.
Teachers and students can discuss the behaviors
Adapted Book
You can choose to use the moveable pieces as checks and x’s or use the signs, right and wrong.
Moveable pieces for a pocket chart
Students sort the picture cards to show positive behavior.
Black and White Book for students.
Print and cut to make books
Two page covers are provided so you can choose to create two books if you’d like.
Black and white writing pages for students.
One page is provided per each positive behavior listed in the resource as well as a blank page for students to create their own.
One page assessment
Students look at each picture and cross out the one that does NOT show positive behavior. This can be completed independently or as a group assessment.
Connect with Mrs. Burgen
FACEBOOK
PINTEREST
INSTAGRAM
BLOG
HAVE QUESTIONS, TROUBLE PRINTING OR FOUND AN ERROR?
Please use the Q and A tab below to contact me.
Terms of Use Copyright © Heather Burgen. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted
