LAUSD AAC Resources

American Sign Language (ASL) Resources

Though American Sign Language was developed for the Deaf community, it can also help our nonverbal hearing students. Knowing a few signs can vastly improve a child's abilty to communicate when pointing and gesture are unclear.

Videos

10 functional ASL signs

Jack Hartmans' See It, Say It, Sign It ASL Alphabet

Signed With Heart - ASL lessons - months, days, common words/phrases, seasons

Bill Vicars - first 100 signs

South Dakota School for the Deaf - videos by category

ASL That - health vocabulary

ASL Meredith - tutorials for beginners

Printables

40 Early ASL Signs

Baby Sign Language Flashcards

Classroom Sign Language

Seven Simple Steps Baby Sign Language

Baby Sign Language Chart

Basic ASL for Preschoolers

ASL Start Pack (Mini-Posters for Classrooms with the 18 most common signs Break, Drink, Eat, Happy, Help, Hello, Mad, More, No, Play, Please, Sad, Sick, Stop, Thank You, Tired, Want, and Yes.)

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