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Are you looking for a fun and interactive way to introduce your kids to American Sign Language? I love making an activity multi-sensory, so these free ASL worksheets are the perfect complement to any ASL practice.

Each worksheet features a cute illustrated letter alongside its corresponding ASL sign, an object starting with that letter, and space for children to practice writing it themselves.

A collection of american sign language worksheets, including activities to say it and color it.
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Learning American Sign Language can feel overwhelming, but I’ve got your back with 27 free ASL worksheets for beginners! 🎉 These printable pages cover everything from the alphabet to common words and phrases, making it easy to dive into ASL at your own pace.

Whether you’re teaching your child, brushing up your own skills, or adding ASL to a classroom curriculum, these worksheets are perfect for building a solid foundation. Plus, they’re engaging and fun, so practice never feels like a chore. 🙌

📥 Grab your 27 free worksheets today and start communicating in a whole new way. Click the link below to download and let the signing begin!

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Start small with the basics and watch your confidence grow—one sign at a time. You’ve got this!

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Izzy Lively is an autistic adult who is currently navigating life while living independently for the second year in a row. She writes about her autistic experience in hopes of helping parents better understand their kids.