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By Sarah Shelton on December 14, 2021
Sign Language is a very useful skill to teach your children. It is something I even started incorporating into our home by teaching all of our children baby sign language. If you are wanting to help your kids learn sign language, or if you are just wanting to learn it yourself, you must check out all these free sign language printables and resources. Using printable sign language words can be good visuals for those learning ASL.
American Sign Language (ASL) as a Foreign Language
Of all the foreign languages that we can expose ourselves to and learn in our homeschool, American Sign Language or ASL has been one of my favorites. Even just learning a few key phrases and signs can be very helpful in the real world. My son used some of these resources when he was in our high school and has been able to use many of the signs he learned as he works as a cashier at our local grocery store.
Benefits of Learning Sign Language
Learning sign language is not only a benefit to students. Imagine the gift they can give those who rely on ASL for communication. Can you begin to think what life would be like if you were surrounded, every day, by people who could not communicate well with you? How would it make you feel? How frustrating would it be?
By acquiring a knowledge of ASL and being able to communicate using it, your students can give a great gift to those who depend on it. They can communicate with deaf people in the language they are most comfortable with. They can cross the bridge of silence that tries to cut them off from the rest of society and show them by their actions that they care about them and they have value.
Facts About Sign Language (ASL)
There are some important facts about sign language that you might like to familiarize yourself with before you get started. For example:
- Did you know that different countries and different languages have different sign languages as well? ASL is not a universal language used by everyone in the deaf community. For example, American Sign Language is used by English language speakers in the United States, but Australian Sign Language, British Sign Language, French Sign Language, Japanese Sign Language, and many others are used around the world.
- Did you know that the facial expressions and body language you use while signing as well as where your hands are positioned in relation to your body all have an impact on sign language? Sign languages are visual languages, so everything you communicate visually is part of what you are saying.
- Did you know that the only completed translation of the Bible into a signed language is in American Sign Language – and that it wasn’t available until 2020? That means every other person who is deaf in the world is still waiting for the Bible in the language he or she truly understands and relates to. Only a small number of people who are deaf can read lips , and it takes a tremendous amount of work and concentration to do so. Signed Scriptures are desperately needed all over the world.
- Did you know that to sign people’s names in ASL, you don’t just spell the names. Each person has a unique name sign that is used, and the sign is traditionally given to them by the Deaf community, not the hearing community. In this way, the names of people who are deaf are even more personal than names used by the hearing community. You might know a lot of people with the same first name as you, but your sign name will be unique to you.
- Did you know that just like you don’t speak all sentences at the same pace, you don’t sign everything at a steady pace either? Some signs are fast while others are slow.
- Did you know that the ASL sign for “I love you” combines the sign for the letters, “I” and “L”? Extend the little finger (the letter “I”) and your index finger and thumb (the letter “L) while keeping your ring finger and middle finger down.
American Sign Language (or ASL) Websites:
Life Print has a completely free ASL resource called American Sign Language University. There are so many free sign language lessons. You can learn 100 basic signs, finger spelling, and complete sign language lessons.
Printable Sign Language Words
There are printable sign language words as well as video lessons. They have an awesome self study schedule that my son used to teach himself with the videos.
ASL Rochelle has lots of free ASL courses and printable workbooks. There is an ASL Starter Kit, Learn ASL in 31 days, 5 Day ASL Grammar Challenge, ASL Foundations, and a Grammar Sentence Workbook.
Sign Language Lessons
Look We’re Learning has 11 different free sign language lessons and videos , with free ASL printables to go along with them.
Pocket Sign ASL – This is a great site that has visual courses that teach sign language.
Signing Savvy is an ASL website that can help you learn sign language. You can watch videos, build your own word lists and share them with others, create virtual flashcards and quizzes, download printable sign language, and words build sign phrases and more!
ASL Dictionary
Hand Speak is another ASL website that has an ASL dictionary, ASL for kids, a children’s ASL dictionary, finger spelling tutorials, an ASL word of the day video and so much more. It’s great for learning vocabulary in sign language.
Free ASL Alphabet Printable Pack – Learning the alphabet in sign language is the first step to communicating via ASL. This free pack shows the alphabet using pictures and printable sign language words.
ASL Preschool Printables from Preschool Mom has free sign language alphabet printable worksheets for every letter of the alphabet in upper and lowercase.
Sign Language Alphabet Flash Cards – Flash cards for ASL are a great way to test out learned skills when practicing sign language.
40 Early Signs Descriptions and Locations – This post is super helpful with ideas for teaching specific ASL words to your beginning signers.
American Sign Language Alphabet Printables – Have fun decoding secret messages using these sign language worksheets and printable sign language words.
ABC Teach has tons of free ASL printable flash cards and posters , as well as ASL printables in these categories:
- ASL Color Photos – Help your kids learn colors in sign language with these ASL color photos
- ASL Emergency Words/Health – Teach your kids important words in ASL that are good for emergencies and other health situations.
- ASL Manual Alphabet Photos – Use these great visuals for learning the alphabet in ASL.
- ASL Numbers – Kids can quickly learn numbers in sign language with these number pictures.
- ASL School Words – School words are good to know in sign language!
- ASL Vehicles – Learn how to use sign language for different types of vehicles.
- ASL Verbs – Tons of great visual pictures for learning verbs in sign language.
- ASL WH Questions – Learn how to ask who, what, where using ASL.
Free American Sign Language Alphabet Pack PDF
If you’re interested in teaching your children ASL, this Free American Sign Language Alphabet Pack PDF is an awesome resource. This ASL resource contains a printable page for each letter of the alphabet and includes formatted flash cards. Consider using a laminator to keep them kid-friendly, and reusable!
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Free Sign Language Printables and Teaching Resources for learning the ASL Alphabet, ASL Numbers and more! Our ASL printables include many activities for preschool students! We’ve created a variety of free and low cost teaching resources like ASL Charts, ASL Playdough Mats, ASL Worksheets, and even Games & Activities! Check out our Free Sign Language Printables below and be sure to take a look at our HUGE ASL Bundle for even more amazing signing activities.
ASL Preschool Printables
Why should your preschool students learn sign language? Sign language has so many benefits including spatial reasoning, communication skills, stronger cognitive abilities, and many others. All of these valuable skills lead to a huge boost in reading advantages. We’ve included many different subjects like alphabet letter recognition, reading, spelling, beginning letter sounds, number recognition, letter formation, colors, emotions, weather and more!
ASL Alphabet Charts
Our ASL Alphabet Charts are filled with hands-on activities including ASL Letter Signs, A-Z Uppercase Letters, and Lowercase Letters. These sign language printables are designed to delight and inspire young learners to practice various ways of communication. These no-prep ASL ABC pages are perfect for homeschool, preschool, and kindergarten.
ASL Number Charts
Our free printable sign language number charts will help your students recognize number signs, and build important counting skills along the way. Each chart features a colorful border, hand sign, number word, and a corresponding number of items to count. We’ve also created full-size number reference charts featuring all numbers 1-10 for students.
ASL Alphabet Worksheets
Our ASL Alphabet Worksheets are filled with hands-on activities including ASL Letter Signs, A-Z Uppercase Letters, and Words Tracing. These tracing and sign language printables are designed to delight young learners. You’ll love these no-prep ASL ABC pages for homeschool, preschool, and kindergarten.
ASL ABC & 123 Worksheets
These ASL Color Mats have a ton of fun activities for kids to engage in as they progress and develop their sign language skills. Kids can circle the correct answer by identifying the appropriate sign for each object, number, word, or letter. These are great no-prep pages filled for students who are homeschooled, virtual learning, or in the classroom.
ASL Emotion Play Dough Mats
These Emotion Playdough Printables are perfect for learning how to communicate their feelings whether sad, worried, angry, happy, silly or in love! Research has proven that adding the visual and kinesthetic elements (American Sign Language) to verbally communicate has helped tremendously in developing vocabulary, spelling, and reading skills for preschool-age kids.
ASL Sign Language Sight Words Mats
We’ve got 20 Sign Language Sight Word Mats that will not only teach sight words but also use sign language signs and letters to increase their retention dramatically with using most of their senses. All 40 Pre-Primer Dolch Words are included in this awesome pack filled with reading, writing, spelling, and signing subjects for preschool and kindergarten ages.
ASL Number Worksheets
Grab these ASL Numbers Worksheets for toddlers and preschoolers! Learning numbers in sign language or American Sign Language (ASL) is one of the best and fastest ways in learning a language! It’s also a great way to teach and understand the concept of numbers in Math.
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Printable American Sign Language Worksheets
There are millions of people in The United States alone that are either deaf or hard of hearing. These individuals, especially children, should have access to quality programs, tools, and teachers so that they can live a normal and productive life. Children should be able to experience education the same way others that hear can, and that is why it's important for teachers to learn sign language so that no child feels left out because of their disability.
Teachnology is proud to offer a section dedicated to sign language. Teachers can print out the alphabet and other worksheet related materials for teaching deaf students or other individuals. We also provide printable flashcards that you can use in class or have students take home to practice with parents.
It's estimated that two million people in the United States communicate using American Sign Language. This form of communication is also commonly used in Canada and Mexico. We have number of helpful worksheets and flashcards you can print and use with students.
Sign Language Alphabet Flash Cards (Letters)
Sign language handouts (5 letters).
- Letters A-F
- Letters G-L
- Letters M-R
- Letters S-Z
What Does It Say? (In Sign Language)
- Dog, Cat, Run
- Lake, Fill, Fit
- Plan, Car, Rope
- Lava, Cake, Nail
- Fall, Jump, Take
- Mop, Disk, Drop
- Top, Tan, Sun
- Bake, Reel, Lamp
How to Learn American Sign Language
If you want to learn American Sign Language (ASL), you're probably confused about where to start. There are so many resources available that it's easy to get overwhelmed by them. Parents with deaf children usually want to learn ASL to communicate with them. Learning sign language is about patience while you learn everything from syntax to grammar. Everyone has a different pace when it comes to learning.
Where to Learn American Sign Language?
As a beginner, you have many options for where you can get started on your journey to learning American Sign Language.
Sign Language Classes
This is the simplest option available to beginners, and most people prefer to take it. Many local education centers or community colleges usually offer these classes. It's also convenient for those who want to get certified in ASL, and you can practice what you learn with people around you.
Video Tutorials
If it's difficult for you to travel, another option available to you is online video tutorials. These are readily available on YouTube or any other platform. You can learn comfortably in bed by watching videos on your laptop. One advantage to this method is that you can replay if you miss anything. However, you won't be able to practice it with others.
Online Courses for ASL
Just like physical classes, online classes are available if you're confused about where to learn American Sign Language. This form of learning is perfect for people who have full-time jobs or university during the day. These classes can be taken at any time of the day and usually also offer certification. Many universities offer courses in sign language.
This is one of the most convenient ways to learn American Sign Language. You can search for how to express different words in apps. Some apps even offer tutorials on learning the alphabet in sign language. If you can't decide where to learn American Sign Language, your phone is the best place to start.
Visit a Cafe for Deaf People
Yes, these exist! People who are deaf usually meet in communities or groups. If you contact any of these groups, they'll be more than willing to help you practice whatever you've learned and correct any mistakes. It'll also help you understand the difference between theoretical and practical knowledge of ASL.
Get a Private Tutor
If you can't figure out how to learn American Sign Language from tutorials or even physical classes, then you might need some extra help. A private tutor is the best way to get that extra help and time. Although private tutors can be a bit costly at first, this might even speed up your learning by mastering American Sign Language.
Interpreters
Most public announcements have interpreters who translate spoken words into sign language. You can practice your theoretical knowledge of American Sign Language by observing these interpreters. You'd be surprised to discover that there are also interpreters at concerts, which makes these events more inclusive for people who are deaf.
How Long Does It Take to Learn American Sign Language?
This varies from person to person. On average, you should have a working knowledge of American Sign Language in three months, but that's only if you learn and practice it frequently.
Tips for Learning American Sign Language (ASL)
- Learn important words first - Learn the alphabet - Focus on common phrases - Actively practice what you learn - Set a goal and try to meet it consistently - Be patient with yourself. Everyone's got a different learning curve.
Why Everyone Should Learn Sign Language
There's a misconception that sign language is only for those who are deaf or related to someone who's deaf. There are many reasons why you should learn sign language.
Communicate With More People
There are more deaf people in the world than you think. One in every 10 people in the United States is deaf. That's why American Sign Language is commonly used. Knowing sign language will make it easier to communicate with these people.
Improves Motor Skills
Sign language involves a lot of hand movement. This can improve your spatial awareness and give you better dexterity. That means you'll be more aware of your surroundings and notice movement better.
Languages for Kids
Suppose you introduce your kids to sign language while learning to read and write. Learning different words is much quicker and more efficient through muscle rather than verbal memory, so associating words with signs will make kids smarter.
Improves Intelligence
Few people know that learning sign language also makes you smarter. This is because it gets your brain thinking about creative ways of expressing yourself. In this way, it can improve cognitive abilities and IQ too! Did you know that sign languages are helpful for people with autism? This is because they struggle to express themselves verbally and are often misunderstood.
Figuring out how to learn American Sign Language is not as difficult as it seems. Just like any other language, getting the hang of grammar and syntax will get you started on your journey. The best way to learn American Sign Language is definitely through practice. The more you communicate with people who are deaf, the better you will understand how this sign language plays out in real life. Whether you're just curious about how to learn the alphabet in sign language or for a specific purpose like a job, sign language will always be a valuable skill. It can also be a secret code language for you and your friends.
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Alphabet Sign Language Printable ... Cute little hands signing the ABC's. Great for helping you teach the alphabet in sign language. This is
Cute little hands signing the ABC's. Great for helping you teach the alphabet in sign language. This is a 8.5 x 11 size, if you'd like a
Sign Language Printable Worksheets Free Sign Language Worksheets Sign Language Phrases, Sign Language Interpreter,. More like this.
Using printable sign language words can be good visuals for those learning ASL. Grab some free sign language printables today!
Free Sign Language Printables and Teaching Resources for learning the ASL Alphabet, ASL Numbers and more! Our ASL printables include many
Teachers can print out the alphabet and other worksheet related materials for teaching deaf students or other individuals. We also provide printable flashcards
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In this free printable worksheet students have to learn about the sign language alphabet. Download this free pdf worksheet.