ASL worksheet · Practice and goals

Teach a Friend

Teach a friend or family member some ASL letters, then write and draw about it.

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Grade level
Grades 1–5
Time
About 20 minutes
Answer key
Not needed: answers vary
Kids practice
Practicing a little every day, Checking your own handshapes, Setting learning goals, Teaching what you know

What kids do

Printed on the sheet:

  1. The person I taught:
  2. Letters I taught:
  3. The hardest one for them was:
  4. They learned best when I:
  5. Draw you and your friend practicing ASL.

Teacher tip

Suggest teaching three or four letters, not the whole alphabet. Teaching a little well is how kids find out what they really know.

How to use it

  • Build in two or three minutes of daily practice, like the start of math or the end of the day.
  • Use a mirror or a partner to check each handshape.
  • Make every handshape with your own hand as kids work. Your hand is the best model in the room.

Watch for

Checking off letters that are not clear yet. A partner should be able to read them.

Talk about it

  • What did you get better at this week?
  • How is your hand different from the picture? What would you change?

Take it further

Send the practice log home so families can practice too.

US Letter, prints well in black and white. Free for home and classroom use: print as many copies as you need.

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