ASL Upper-Level Fingerspelling Stations

Description

Help your intermediate and advanced ASL students build stronger receptive fingerspelling skills with these engaging, low-prep digital learning stations!

 

Designed for ASL 2, ASL 3, ASL 4, Deaf/HH classrooms, and Deaf Studies classes, these interactive stations provide meaningful practice decoding fingerspelled words in context while keeping students actively engaged.

 

Perfect for ASL centers, station rotations, warm-ups, review days, substitute plans, fast finishers, or independent practice, these digital activities make fingerspelling practice fun and effective.

 

What’s Included

4 interactive digital fingerspelling stations with 9 student worksheets, 27 original videos (sentences), and station table tents.

 

• States Fingerspelling Match – Students watch ASL videos and match fingerspelled state names to the correct images. Option to translate sentences to English.
• Restaurant Matching – Students identify fingerspelled restaurant names and match them to related food items using a drag-and-drop activity. Option to translate sentences to English.
• Word Scramble – Students unscramble eight 5-letter fingerspelled words.
• Top 10 Lists – Students watch original ASL videos and identify items from three different Top 10 categories (three separate worksheets).

 

Also Included:

• Optional extension activities
• Translation worksheets
• Teacher directions
• Answer keys
• Printable station signage

 

Great For

• ASL 2–4 classrooms
• Deaf Studies courses
• Fingerspelling practice
• Receptive skills development
• ASL review activities
• Bell ringers & warm-ups
• Learning stations & centers
• Sub plans
• Early finishers
• Small groups or independent work

 

Why Teachers Love It

❤️ Low-prep and ready to assign

❤️ Keeps students actively engaged

❤️ Builds receptive fingerspelling fluency

❤️ Encourages real-world vocabulary recognition

❤️ Flexible enough for whole-class instruction, stations, or independent practice

 

These digital stations provide students with repeated exposure to authentic fingerspelling while giving you an easy-to-implement activity that fits seamlessly into your ASL classroom.

 

This product downloads as a PDF and includes a link to a digital resource.