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Would you like to teach your children the British Sign Langauge alphabet? This lesson plan includes some ideas and resource suggestions to support your teaching. If you'd like to see more resources like this, let us know! You can also review the resources below. If you have a resource suggestion or need this resource adapting to your needs, get in touch! You're also welcome to join our Facebook groups for more inspiration or to share your expertise with other group members.

These worksheets feature illustrations of a cochlear implant and a hearing aid. Each sheet has blank spaces for your children to write in the different components. Let us know what you think about this resource by leaving your review below. If you have a resource suggestion, get in touch! You\'re welcome to join our Facebook groups for more inspiration or to share your expertise with other group members. www.facebook.com/groups/TwinklSignLanguage www.facebook.

This colourful We Are All Different Page Design template will help you brighten up pieces of student work.

This crossword is great for reinforcing some of the key vocabulary covered when learning about technologies and equipment available to deaf people. If you'd like to see more resources like this, let us know! Rate and review this resource below! Why not join our Facebook groups for more inspiration or to share your expertise with other group members. www.facebook.com/groups/TwinklSignLanguage www.facebook.com/groups/TwinklToD

See how much information your children can find out about Deaf Communities! Perfect for independent or group activities. What does it mean to be "big D Deaf"? How do deaf individuals view deafness? What is a Deaf Club?

See how much information your children can find out about Tactile Signing! This resource is perfect for independent or group activities. Who uses Tactile Signing? What is it called to have both a sight and hearing impairment?

A interesting fact file telling children about some deaf people who have achieved something extraordinary. Could be used as a prompt for children to go on and do more research on a person of their choice. Also useful to help encourage all children to think about what they could achieve in their lives.

Test your students\' fingerspelling comprehension with this simple worksheet! Fingerspelling is a system which uses hand shapes and movements to represent letters of the alphabet. The British Sign Language (BSL) manual alphabet uses two hands and is used by members of the Deaf community as part of their natural language, BSL. Fingerspelling not only improves hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills, it also positively correlates with stronger reading skills. If you\'d like to s

Test your students\' fingerspelling comprehension with this simple worksheet! Fingerspelling is a system which uses hand shapes and movements to represent letters of the alphabet. The British Sign Language (BSL) manual alphabet uses two hands and is used by members of the Deaf community as part of their natural language, BSL. Fingerspelling not only improves hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills, it also positively correlates with stronger reading skills. If you\'d like to s

Some useful hints and tips on how to communicate with deaf children and adults.

Use this activity to get children thinking about what it means to be deaf. Statements can either be used for a cut and stick activity, where children will sort into ‘true’, ‘false’ and ‘maybe’, or simply to prompt a class or group discussion about Deaf Awareness. Could also be used as a starter activity for Deaf Awareness training for staff.

Fingerspelling is a system which uses hand shapes and movements to represent letters of the alphabet. The British Sign Language (BSL) manual alphabet uses two hands and is used by members of the Deaf community as part of their natural language, BSL. Fingerspelling not only improves hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills, it also positively correlates with stronger reading skills. These multi-use matching cards can be used to check understanding of the British Sign Language Alphabet and are