This interdisciplinary collaboration uses creative dance to support grammar and literacy development in Deaf students. Through kinesthetic learning and shared reading, students build language skills while engaging in expressive movement.
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A reference elementary teachers use to name what students do as they build ideas in ASL first, then move into English reading, writing, and discussion.
A walkthrough tool administrators use to observe sandwiching, where a teacher shows a concept in ASL, briefly gives the English word, then returns to ASL to connect meaning and print.
A walkthrough checklist administrators use during class visits to capture evidence of ongoing, ASL/English accessible assessment that guides day-to-day instruction.