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Because children develop their receptive skills in language before being able to express themselves with spoken words, many parents and professional care givers introduce signing to babies and toddlers to provide them with a method for communicating.
This set of printable flashcards is meant to be used by the adult providing care. Each sign concept is presented with the word beneath it and again without the printed word. Fold each card in ha
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American Sign Language
Animal Flash Cards Toddler Activity and Baby Sign Language Book, Zoo, Farm, Pets
Animals are everywhere! Help kids learn to say (or sign) their favorite zoo, farm, pet, insects, forest, or ocean animals. These pictures can be used as flash cards or bound together for sign language books. A great grab-and-go toddler activity. See ideas for how to use these Printable or No Print books below. What's included:6 Books: Pets, Farm, Zoo, Ocean, Forest, and Insects54 real-life photos of animals.American Sign Language (ASL) images, a photo, and a label are included for each word.No
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
ASL File-Folder Bundle - Special Ed & Homeschool Visual Communication Skills
This file folder bundle includes 7 total activities. You will get 2 alphabet file folder activities: upper and lower case letter match and 1 number match file folder activity. You will also get 2 color matching activities and 2 weather matching activities. This activity is a great addition to have for your students who are working on their basic sign language skills! Grab yours today! Print on card stock and laminate for durability. This is also included in the special education file folder b
K - 3rd
American Sign Language
Food Flash Cards and Baby Sign Language Book. Fruit, Vegetables, Snack, Dessert
Food words are a great place to start with kids learning their first words. Teaching toddlers or young children sign language is a helpful communication tool in meeting their needs. Use these as food flash cards or create baby sign language books to teach "apple", "cracker" and dozens of other food words to practice all day, every day. See ideas for how to use these Printable or No Print books below. _________________________________________________________________ ** Save 20% - Click here to
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
People, Family, Feelings Flash Card and Baby Sign Language Books ASL First Words
"Mom" is one of the first words I help teach the babies and toddlers I work with. Learn how to sign "Mom" in sign language (ASL) along with dozens of other people, family, feelings, and health-related words. 42 real-life photos, written word, and an American Sign Language image. Try Feelings to use as visual supports for children with ASD. The People book makes a great early literacy addition to preschool and kindergarten Community Helpers themes. See more ideas for how to use these Prin
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
Expanded Core Curriculum for D/HH Students (ECC-DHH) Data Charts
The Expanded Core Curriculum for Students Who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing ( ECC-DHH) is an amazing resource that addresses the unique needs of students with hearing loss and spans across the ages 3-21. These data charts take the skills from the ECC-DHH and organizes the rubric by proficiency level to monitor student progress over shorter periods of time. It also reduces the number of pages, and time, that the user needs to flip through in order to evaluate one proficiency level. These data c
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American Sign Language, For All Subjects, Speaking & Listening
Hand Signals
This Hand Signals Printable is a great classroom management tool to help with nonverbal communication between students and teachers. It includes simple signals for common requests like: Tissue: When students need a tissue.Restroom: A signal for a bathroom break.Water: For when they need a drink.Me too: To show they agree or have the same thought.I need help understanding...: For when a student needs clarification or help.I’d like to add…: When they want to contribute to a discussion.It helps cr
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American Sign Language, Classroom Community
Common Objects at Home Basic Sign Language Flash Cards, Baby Sign Language Books
Children learn words best during daily routines. Practice saying the names of familiar items with these simple Home and Transportation sign language books. These books are also great for teaching early literacy skills. A unique resource for any home or classroom library. See ideas for how to use these Printable or No Print books below. _________________________________________________________________ ** Save 20% - Click here to Get the Bundle **_________________________________________________
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
Sign Language | ASL Emotions Adapted Books
American Sign Language Resource. ASL Emotions interactive books are a fun way to introduce emotions in American Sign Language and Print. Students love using interactive books and teachers love engaged students! With these interactive books, students are able to actively participate in their learning and teachers are able to both teach engaged students and use the assessments to keep accurate data about reading! Check out the FREE VIDEO HERERead More about How I use Sign Language Adapted Books w
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
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Also included in: Sign Language Adapted books ALL ABOUT ME BUNDLE
Action Verb Picture Cards. Sign Language Picture Books or Flash Cards with ASL
Versatile action verb picture cards! These can be used as verb flash cards, sign language picture books, writing activities, and more. The 54 real photo picture cards will capture students' attention. An easy grab and go resource in printable and digital formats. See ideas for how to use these Printable or No Print books below. _________________________________________________________________ ** Save 20% - Click here to Get the Bundle **_________________________________________________________
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
Opposites Cards Basic Sign Language Books, Antonym Flash Cards, ASL, ESL, Speech
Practice basic concepts like opposites using real life photos. These basic sign language books, or sets of flashcards, are simple, yet engaging. They're a fun way to learn adjectives and antonyms. See ideas for how to use these Printable and Digital books below. _________________________________________________________________ ** Save 20% - Click here to Get the Bundle **_________________________________________________________________ What's included:1 Book: Opposites26 real-life photosAmeric
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
BUNDLE! Full Year Themed Alphabet Dot Pages with ASL Fingerspelling #1
Perfect for PreK! This Bundle includes 15 resources for Alphabet Letter Dot Pages with ASL designed to make letter recognition fun with monthly themes! Plus 2 extra themed resources and a black and white version. Each resource has ✅ 52 worksheets ✅ Separate uppercase and lowercase letter pages (A–Z) ✅ ASL fingerspelled letter visual on every page Perfect for: Fine motor skill developmentVisual-spatial practiceLetter recognitionASL exposure and inclusionLiteracy centersMorning workSmall grou
PreK - 1st
Alphabet, American Sign Language, Coloring Pages
BUNDLE! Full Year Themed Alphabet Dot Pages with ASL Fingerspelling #2
Perfect for PreK! This Bundle includes 15 resources for Alphabet Letter Dot Pages with ASL designed to make letter recognition fun with monthly themes! Plus 2 extra themed resources and a black and white version. Each resource has ✅ 26 worksheets ✅ Both Uppercase and Lowercase letters on each page (A–Z) ✅ ASL fingerspelled letter visual on every page Perfect for: Fine motor skill developmentVisual-spatial practiceLetter recognitionASL exposure and inclusionLiteracy centersMorning workSmal
PreK - 1st
Alphabet, American Sign Language, Coloring Pages
"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
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