ASL Calendar

Description

These ASL Calendars are the perfect tool for learning a little more sign language while keeping track of the days and months of the given year.

Portrait ASL Calendar Version

• • Comes in full color
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    Portrait Version

    Seasonal images

  • ASL Numbers for each day
  • Features three versions:
    • Light-skinned
    • Dark-skinned
    • Black and White
  • Scan the QR code at the upper left of each page for more learning resources!

Student ASL Calendar Version

This Calendar is designed to help students practice attributes of writing, create their own monthly calendar, and answer questions related to each month for academic learning. All this with the support of sign language! Without previously added dates, this calendar can be used for any year.

Student Version

This ASL Student Calendar Includes :

An interactive monthly calendar that can be reusable for every year. Students write in the dates to create their own calendar. In addition, each month contains sets of questions that are answered by the student.
BONUS: This product is a PDF with an editable/fillable version to adapt for students with accommodation needs.

Sample guided writing at the bottom of each calendar:

1. Write “January” at the top of the calendar.
2. Write the correct numbers in each box to show the dates of January.
3. What month comes after January?
4. How many days are in this month?
5. How many Sundays are in the month of January?
6. What day of the week is Martin Luther King Jr. Day on?
7. What is your favorite part about the month of January? (write your answer to number 7 on the back or a separate sheet of paper).

3 ways using this Sign Language Calendar can benefit your students

• Learn the days and months in sign language
• Use this sign language calendar to track the days and months of the year
• Improves memorization skills in children

This is a downloadable product. Download the file and print it on your own printer.

Get the free Sign Language Club Calendar fun here.

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