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This beautiful May coloring page features a vase full of flowers in bloom
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This May coloring page is the perfect representation of spring, with blooming flowers and fluttering butterflies.
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Color in this March-themed page, with a horseshoe and pot of gold to represent St. Patrick's Day and flowers to represent the start of spring.
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This March coloring page shows a fun part of the beginning of spring--splashing through puddles! There is also a hopping frog!
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This intricate February coloring page is perfect for more experienced artists to color in.
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This cute groundhog coloring page says "February," making for a perfect page to put at the top of your monthly bulletin board or class calendar.
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This friendly snowman coloring page makes a great simple assignment for those returning from holiday break or creating a classroom calendar or bulletin board.
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Color this fun snow globe picture and use it to practice the months, title your classroom calendar or monthly bulletin board, or any other way you can think of.
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This August coloring page shows kids playing in and around a pool.
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Title your monthly bulletin board or classroom calendar with this eye-catching coloring page.
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This April coloring page shows a duck and some ducklings walking among the flowers.
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This basic coloring page says April. It shows flowers, clouds, and rain. Use it for the top of a class calendar or monthly bulletin board.
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Use your knowledge of the ASL alphabet to decode this well-known proverb into written words.
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This old proverb is quite well-known, but will your students recognize it when spelled out in American Sign Language?
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This old saying looks a little different in fingerspelling than it does written out letter-by-letter. See if your students can decode the ASL signs to translate it.
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See how well your students understand the ASL alphabet by having them decode the fingerspelled words shown on this printout.
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This popular saying is shown using only ASL signs. Students will have to use their knowledge of ASL to translate it into written words.
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Match the letters I, Q, S, U, and V with the correct ASL signs by drawing connecting lines.
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Draw lines to match the letters G, L, N, W, and Z with the correct American Sign Language sign.
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On this worksheet, the letters F, J, P, R, and X need to be connected to their ASL sign with a line.
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Match the letters H, K, M, O, and Y with their correct ASL signs by drawing lines to connect them to each other.
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Draw lines to match the letters A, B, C, D, and E with their ASL signs.
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Look at the signs shown on this worksheet. Under each one, circle the number the sign shows.
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To complete this worksheet, circle the letter that is represented by the sign above it.
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Test your students' ASL knowledge with this simple matching worksheet. They will look at each sign and circle the letter it represents.
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With this matching worksheet, students will have to circle the letter that is shown by the sign above it.
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Make sure students know their ASL letters with this worksheet. They will have to choose the correct sign that matches the first letter of the picture shown.
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For each picture, choose the sign that matches the first letter of the word.
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Match an ice cream cone, elephant, monkey, koala, and more to the ASL signs that match their first letter.
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Circle the ASL sign that matches the first letter of the picture shown. Pictures include a yo-yo, an octopus, a horse, and more.
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Choose the sign that represents the first letter of each of the images.
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Practice differentiating different letter signs with this worksheet. Circle the sign that represents the first letter of what is shown in each picture.
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On this worksheet, match the numbers 2, 3, 6, 8, and 9 with their correct sign in American Sign Language.
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Match the numerals 1, 4, 5, 7, and 10 with the correct ASL signs by drawing lines to connect them.
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Use this anchor chart to show students how to make the signs for the ASL numbers 1 through 10.
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The sign for the letter Z in ASL is one of only two letter signs that requires the movement of the hand. Show it to your students and help them remember it with this worksheet.
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Learn the letter Y in American Sign Language with this helpful worksheet!
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Help your students learn or remember the sign for the letter X in American Sign Language. Print off this page to have them practice identifying the sign and writing the letter.
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Learn or practice the letter W in American Sign Language with this worksheet.
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Teach students the American Sign Language sign for the letter V with this printout. Then have them practice tracing and writing the letter and identifying the sign among others.
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Print out this worksheet to help students learn and remember the ASL sign for the letter U.
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Teach students the letter T in American Sign Language with this printable file. They will color the sign, trace and write the letter, and circle the correct signs.
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The sign for the letter S is a fist with the thumb in front of the other fingers. Use this worksheet to help students remember this ASL letter.
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Cross your index and middle fingers to make the ASL sign for the letter R. Practice the sign and letter with this printout.
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Practice signing and identifying the ASL sign for the letter Q with this worksheet. Try tracing and printing the written letter too.
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Practice signing the letter P, writing the letter, and identifying it among other letter signs.
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Show your students how to make the sign for the letter O with this printable. There is also space to trace and write the printed letter, and a section to differentiate the O sign from other letters.
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Learn and practice the ASL sign for the letter N with this printable worksheet.
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Help students practice the American Sign Language sign for the letter M with this printout.
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The sign for the letter L looks pretty similar to the written letter. Teach it to your students and have them practice with this worksheet.
