ABC ORDER | ASL alphabet

Teaching abc order can be a challenge when working with Deaf and Hard of Hearing students. In order to completely understand and use alphabetical order, students must work with the alphabet every day. It can be difficult to keep it exciting.

Remember your students are learning TWO language simultaneously.

The ASL Alphabet and the English Alphabet have the same abc order, but students must learn all three formations, uppercase letters, lowercase letters and the finger-spelled American Sign Language letters.

Use these worksheets daily with my students

They are perfect for morning work, independent practice, homework, early finisher work, etc.

What's Included?

Trace the Alphabet

25 pages for each of the following

Trace the Alphabet uppercase letters

Trace the Alphabet lowercase letters

Trace the Alphabet with missing letters (both upper and lowercase)

Cut and paste the missing letters

Cut and paste uppercase letters

Cut and paste lowercase letters

Cut and paste ASL letters

Cut and paste the alphabet in order

This option is for students to put the whole alphabet in order.

Any pages in this set can be printed and laminated for multiple use.

Want to Learn More about teaching the ASL Alphabet?
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