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One Small Voice (Instructional ASL)

From Jack Hartmann Kids

One Small Voice (Instructional ASL)
6 minK1st2ndReading & Writing (ELA)
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Summary

“One Small Voice (Instructional ASL)” is a Jack Hartmann song-and-movement video that teaches American Sign Language signs for everyday words. Short and catchy — an easy warm-up, transition, or review.

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All ages
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Teaching resources

Discussion questions

Discussion

American Sign Language is a full language that uses hands, face, and body. Learning a few signs is a real way to include and communicate with more people.

  1. Which sign was easiest to make? Which was hardest?
  2. What does each sign mean?
  3. Why is it useful to know more than one way to communicate?

Quick work-a-long

Vocabulary: sign language, ASL, sign, communicate, meaning.

Try it: Practice three signs from the song and teach one of them to a partner.