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Display ASL Visuals in your classroom that reflect both languages of your students and provide learning tools for your students to use daily.
These ASL interactive books are a favorite for emerging readers. Get your students interested in reading, while learning new vocabulary and practicing concepts of print.
Learn more than 300 essential sight words in both ASL and English. This section includes multiple resources to learn, practice and reinforce sight words.
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ASL Vocabulary Boom Card Bundle
“I teach at a school for the Deaf. My students absolutely love this resource. It worked well with online learning. I highly recommend this for primary students who are Deaf or junior students who are learning ASL as a second language.”
–Brandi
“This has been a great resource for my D/HH kiddos to practice their ASL vocabulary at home with their families. We practice as a small group and then they play on their own time to reinforce what we have learned.”
–Sarah
ASL Sight Word Ultimate Bundle
“Ok, so I am “fan girling” over Mrs. Burgen. If you have the funds (or your district has the funds) I HIGHLY recommend this (or any) resource! My students love it! It makes learning vocabulary much more fun. Other teachers love that they can learn when they come into my room and words are paired with the sign. My students are constantly surprised and excited every week when they see that one of the characters has a cochlear implant or hearing aid. It melts my heart! In addition to learning, this resource normalizes Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals and makes my students feel more accepted”
–Jessica
Learning the Sign Language Alphabet It’s a new school year and you have a brand new group of deaf and hard of hearing students. You
Calendar Time: 5 strategies to improve calendar time skills with deaf and hard of hearing students. Explicitly teach calendar words and
Language Deprivation occurs when a child has experienced inadequate exposure and less than full access to language during the critical period.
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