✍️ Integrate American Sign Language in Your Classroom Decor

Inclusive classrooms are better for everyone. When we open up a classroom to accommodate all learners, it is easier for teachers to adapt their instruction to the student’s unique needs, and the classroom becomes more inclusive and dynamic.  

It is important to include students with hearing impairments in the daily alphabet and handwriting lessons so that they can learn letters, sounds, and sign language simultaneously. We’ve put together an alphabet display to help you do just that!

This resource includes 26 letter posters in cursive and print, each with a corresponding American Sign Language finger spelling. This resource is available in four easy-to-print formats.

• Full-Color Cursive Alphabet Line
• Black and White Cursive Alphabet Line
• Full-Color Print Alphabet Line
• Black and White Print Alphabet Line

Please note: The images shown aim to give a broad understanding of the hand shapes required to communicate letters of the alphabet. Some signs may differ according to area or region. We encourage you to cross-reference using resources within your local community.

🖍️ How to Make the Most of Your ASL Classroom Alphabet Line

In addition to classroom decoration and reference, check out these bonus ways to turn these posters into interactive tools that make your lessons stick! 

• Use the posters in your daily spelling, handwriting, and phonics review activities.
• Set up a spelling or writing center for students to practice spelling words to each other using American Sign Language.

Easily Prepare This Resource For Your Classroom

Please note that posters will print in PDF format. 

Use the dropdown menu on the Download button to select your preferred printing option.

Spend more time lesson-doing and less time lesson-planning when you grab these activities and teaching resources too!  

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