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This American Sign Language Google Presentation BUNDLE is a combination of four Google Presentations . Included are individual slides on how to sign: - introductions - greetings - positive feelings - negative feelings - family members - parts of the body - medical professionals (doctors, nurses, etc.) - medical places (hospital, clinic, etc) - medical disorders/diseases/conditions - miscellaneous medical vocabulary (symptoms, medicine, medical devices, etc.) - school staff members - school verbs

Bookmarks!! These rainbow-chevron background bookmarks are completely editable. Download and easily customize for your class! These bookmarks can easily be laminated for long-term use. With this purchase, you receive 40 bookmarks that are editable. Each bookmark is 8 inches by 2 inches. Use these bookmarks for:- incentives for a PBIS reward system - a birthday prize/present - reaching a reading milestone or goal - a fun get-to-know-you activity. Thank you for purchasing my product! Feel free

Have you ever struggled matching up your students for a partner activity? Look no further, just print and laminate these cards. Hand them out in random order and have the students find "their partner." This resource includes 30 beautifully colored cards that state "I am ______. My partner is ______" as the message. Great for beginning readers all the way through high school. You will be sure to utilize this resource multiple times in your classroom! Thank you for purchasing this resource from m

Labels!!! These Spring-themed background labels are completely editable. Download and easily customize for your class! These labels can easily be laminated for long-term use. With this purchase, you receive 70 labels that are totally editable. Each label is 8 inches by 3 inches. Use these labels for:- desk labels - locker tags - name scavenger hunt - labeling folders or other materials. - schedules and classes - labeling items in the classroom - key vocabulary chart/word wall - flashcards - ma

Listed on this visual are 8 different color signs with English words and ASL (American Sign Language) sign along with the color in the background. The goal of the visual is for students to learn the ASL sign for the colors and be able to use the signs in daily conversation when communicating in sign language. This resource is great to post digitally or print out for your students! Happy learning! I am a CODA (child of Deaf adult) and American Sign Language is my native language. Photo credit:

Listed on this visual are 12 different transportation-based signs with English words and ASL (American Sign Language) sign. Additionally, I have created an adjective box with four describing words that students can pair up with the transportation vocabulary. The goal of the visual is for students to learn the ASL sign for the transportation vocabulary words and be able to talk about the specific vocabulary in conversation. This resource is great to post digitally or print out for your students!

Use this worksheet as a reflection or assessment to your guided lesson on Martin Luther King Jr. Students can answer literal and inferential questions regarding MLK Jr. and the Civil Rights movement. Great for students learning at home or in-person!

Listed on this visual are 26 animals that are color-coded based on their environment or type of animal with the English word and ASL sign. At the bottom of the visual, there are eight verbs that are associated with animals, like fly, swim, etc. The goal of the visual is for students to learn the ASL sign for the animal and be able to connect the animal with the verb to make a sentence in aconversation. Photo credit: lifeprint.com

This worksheet is designed to give your students an outline while researching a US President. Students will answer literal and inferential questions regarding the President that they choose. A mixture of creative drawing and writing skills are assessed in this resource!This resource can be posted on your learning management system or printed and completed in-person. This is a great resource for students with President's Day on Monday, February 15th. Additional activities: - You can use this work

Listed on this visual are 7 different signs for places with English words and ASL (American Sign Language) sign. There is also guidance on how to sign specific states, cities, etc. The goal of the visual is for students to learn the ASL sign for the place and be able to talk about that specific place - describe it, talk about a vacation, etc. This resource is great to post digitally or print out for your students! Happy learning! I am a CODA (child of Deaf adult) and American Sign Language is

Listed on this visual are 8 different people signs with English words and ASL (American Sign Language) sign. The goal of the visual is for students to learn the ASL sign for the person and be able to talk about the family member, introduce them, etc. This resource is great to post digitally or print out for your students! Happy learning! I am a CODA (child of Deaf adult) and American Sign Language is my native language. Photo credit: lifeprint.com

Do you need an introduction activity for a new semester, unit, or class? This is a creative way for kids to share information about themselves. Feel free to post it to your learning management system or print it out and have students complete itin-person. Additional ideas: - have students pair up based on similar answers - make it a goal for the students to find who has an opposite answer from themselves - collect the worksheets and turn it into a guessing game! Who has?

Use this worksheet as practice for targeted winter vocabulary words, or as a pre and post-test to measure unit growth. Students just need to match the English vocabulary word with the picture. They can write the word in the box or draw lines, depending on their skill level.

Use this worksheet as a starter for your students as you begin the new year. - all about me in 2021 - predictions for 2021 - resolution - portrait Great for in-person and distance learning!