Sign Language

I created these visual references of 20 functional signs for my non-verbal students with autism, parents, and staff members who work with the children. After I started learning signs and teaching my students I realized that the signs would not be useful if not generalized across settings. So I created printables to send home to parents, as well as hand out to our specialist teachers (gym, art, music) and any other staff who worked with the students. Includes:Visual Reference Sheets 20 Functional Signs. Great printables to send home to parents, specialist teachers, and any other caregivers who work with the child! Includes instructions for the more difficult signs. There are 4 visual reference sheets.Individual PostersLarge posters of each sign (one sign per poster) and instructions for the more difficult signs. WorksheetsPractice learning the signs with match the picture to the word worksheets. Worksheets are differentiated (draw a line to match and use a word bank to match.) There are also cut/ paste worksheets (match the sign to word.) A total of 12 worksheets.FlashcardsFlashcards for all 20 signs. For best use, print flashcards on cardstock and laminate. You can put them on a key ring for portable use.Useful daily and year after year!!The signs included are: "Yes" "No" "More" "Please" "Thank You" "Help" "Stop" "Sorry" "Hungry" "Bathroom" "Eat" "Drink" "Hurt" "Good" "Bad" "Want" "Don't Want" "Mine" "Finished" "Play"NOW FUNCTIONAL SIGN LANGUAGE PART TWO:Functional Sign Language Part TwoBuy both products together for a discounted price:Functional Sign Language BundleYou May Also Like:Sign Language FlashcardsVisual Schedule for Autism BundleVisual Schedule for Autism: Home and Community PiecesChoice BoardsSocial QuestionsVisual RemindersConversation SkillsSocial Skills: Good vs. Bad ChoicesBehavior Data Sheets and Daily ReportAdaptive and Daily Living Skills SurveySpecial Education Parent SurveysPlay Skills PackSocial Skills Lap BookWriting VisualsSuperhero Behavior SystemFeedback is always appreciated and very helpful. Thank you!!Interested in joining collaborative boards? I have many! Check it out: https://www.pinterest.com/autismclass217/Hope to see you there :) Sincerely,Autism Class 2016 Autism Class. All rights reserved by author.Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only.