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American Sign Language (ASL) Alphabet Tracing Worksheets Simple
Looking for an inclusive way to teach letter formation and introduce American Sign Language (ASL) at the same time?This ASL Alphabet Tracing resource combines early handwriting practice with simple ASL handshape visuals to support alphabet recognition, fine motor development, and inclusive literacy instruction. Each worksheet includes: A large focus letter (A–Z) Numbered stroke visuals to guide proper letter formation A clear ASL handshape graphic Two tracing and writing lines for student pract
PreK - K
Alphabet, American Sign Language, Handwriting
CCSS
RF.K.1d
, RF.K.3a
Summer Counting Bundle Worksheets
Introducing the Summer Counting Bundle Worksheets. Are you looking for something fun and educational for your kids to do this summer to practice sign language and counting? These 38 pages of printable counting worksheets with nature, animals, and more are designed for children ages 5-7 and support early learning through enjoyable, hands-on practice. Perfect for:Camps At-home learning Homeschool After-school programs 1-on-1 learning SLP students Enrichment Time Test After-lesson worksheet Homewo
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language, Arithmetic, Numbers
"God Made (with American Sign Language)" Unit 1 Curriculum
About the Book "God Made (with American Sign Language)"On a visit to her aunt’s house, Jasmine, a girl who is Deaf, is eager to show she remembers her family’s telling of the story of creation. With her Aunt Shiloh and her brother, Joshua, as her audience, she uses both free verse and American Sign Language to describe what happened on each day. She paints a picture of the world’s beginning, when it was dark and empty, and continues to follow the events as they are told in Genesis. She concludes
K - 2nd
American Sign Language, Balanced Literacy, Vocabulary
Speech Therapy Parent Handouts Early Intervention First Word Toddler Activities
I love having simple handouts to give the families I work with. This set of parent-friendly handouts gives quick ideas first words activity ideas you can do with toddlers at home. The handouts include a sign language visual for each word and everyday activities for using it during daily routines. These handouts were designed as a starting place to build a child’s vocabulary. Children’s first words will differ based on their environment and unique interests. The words chosen were selected from r
PreK - K
American Sign Language
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