Sign Language Letters: ASL Lowercase Alphabet Match for Beginners

Monday, August 5, 2019

Learning the American Sign Language alphabet is easier with a hands on match. Students pair each hand sign with its lowercase letter on a Velcro game board and check their work with the answer key.

These sign language letters cards have students match each American Sign Language hand sign to its lowercase letter on a Velcro game board. It is a self correcting task box, so beginners can practice finger spelling on their own and check their work with the answer key.

ASL lowercase alphabet match game cover

What is in it

  • Directions for preparation
  • 2 full color game boards
  • 52 full color game pieces
  • 2 black and white game boards
  • 52 black and white game pieces
  • Storage board and answer keys

See every page in the ASL Lowercase Letter Match preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • ASL alphabet hand signs
  • Lowercase letter recognition
  • Finger spelling and working independently

Where it fits

  • Morning work and early finishers
  • Busy binders and independent centers
  • Practice after you teach a new skill
  • Preschool, PreK, and Kindergarten

What teachers are saying

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"ASL is perfect for reviewing and learning letters virtually"

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Sign language practice for beginners

Use it for morning work, busy binders, or independent centers.

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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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