Introduction

Welcome to ASL Teaching Resources, the one-stop place for ASL teaching resources and learning sign language. We specialize in providing teachers with the necessary tools to be successful whether they know sign or not. (Deaf/Hearing-owned business.)

Our Mission

To provide ready-to-use sign language-based worksheets, flashcards, videos, and much more to make it easier to teach and communicate with deaf, hearing, and special needs students. All of our content is created by both hearing, hard-of-hearing, and Deaf.

Our Promise

To cut your research and prep time down to just minutes.

Philosophy

We believe that teachers and caregivers can communicate better with their children through sign language. This website is designed to give you the tools to effectively communicate and understand your child’s needs. Sign Language helps ALL kids thrive!

Hey, My name is Cynthia!

Welcome to ASL Teaching Resources!

Are you frustrated because you don’t know enough Sign Language to help your student, friend, or client?

✔️ ASL is my passion

✔️ Over 17 years of experience with ASL

✔️ Over 28 years in education

✔️ National Certified Interpreter

✔️ American Sign Language degree

✔️ Author & presenter

✔️ Founder of ASL Teaching Resources

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Watch the videos to learn more.

My wife and I learned a few common words that we can communicate at a distance or around the kids. For example, when driving past her in the car, I was able to sign “I love you” through windows and at a distance.
Todd

Since using sign with my elementary students, I have noticed a big change in our communication. Thank you, SignBabySign!
Corey

With my 11-month-old daughter, signing has helped us communicate with each other without tantrums, screaming or whining. Since she is unable to talk yet, signing has helped us understand her needs.
Toshia

Eating out with friends, my daughter will sign to me when she doesn’t feel comfortable with something. Signing gives her a safe way to say things in front of others.
Eva

Signing has helped my classroom noise level. We can have quiet time and kids can still communicate with sign on a basic level.
Sarah

One time I saw a deaf father signing to his child. I was amazed at the vocabulary level with just using hands. I want to learn to communicate with my kids like that. Thank you for making this possible.
Mark

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