YIYDONG Sign Language Bulletin Board Letters, 36 ASL Cards Learning Alphabet for Kindergarten/Primary School Classroom Wall Decor/Homeschool Supplies

they’re perfect for a classroom or homeschool

Love the high quality cards and it matches the color aesthetic with our other educational posters in our playroom! Love the size and they can be easily be hung up or used as flash cards.

I always have an alphabet border running along the top of my whiteboard. When I saw this sign language one, I thought it was a great update to my old one. I especially love the diverse skin tones to all the hands! The muted pastel colors on the card borders also goes well with the décor in my classroom.

Say goodbye to boring spelling practice! Now we can have sign language spelling games, like sign language hang man for practice, indoor recess, or just for fun. I'm sure we will be sign spelling silent secrets in an ASL version of telephone with the help of these posters! This brings a new level of not just engagement but excitement to the classroom. Such a fun twist for everyone! It's sure to expand the minds of my four homeschoolers (ages 5-10) and open them up to new ways of thinking and expressing themselves. Nothing like a new language to pique their curiosity. It's like a mix between Charades and Pictionary. Challenge is just what bored kids need, and this is sure to keep them busy learning during down time between work. I could definitely see splitting a large classroom into teams and having a showdown for a big prize (of course prizes for everyone but don't tell them until the end) or winners choosing what type of class party being an awesome motivator to keep practicing.

I wish they'd have a set with more vowels and common double letters. I want to put up some sight words but I'm needing some more vowels

I used them to decorate my classroom. They're quite cute and large so they are easy to see. Printed very well. The kids love to look at them.

I really needed a new alphabet set. I work with struggling readers and younger students on phonics skills. A lot of them need the visual for each letter. My current set is cute, but I realized it did not have lower case letters. I did not realize how difficult it can be to find a set that is both cute and had a normal font. Don't get me wrong, I would love to have all of the cute fonts in my classroom, but it is not practical, the students need to see a basic letter formation. These are great!

Good quality!