The Rainbow Bakery | 100 ASL Fingerspelling Puzzles, Ages 5–8 | Fillable PDF

FILLABLE & PRINTABLE PDF · ASL ALPHABET PRACTICE · 100 PUZZLES · ANSWERS INCLUDED

Cakes, muffins, icing and jam! Kids follow an adventure map through 10 bakery stops and practice reading the ASL hand alphabet, one short puzzle at a time.

HOW IT WORKS

• Each hand shape is a letter. Kids read the hands from left to right and spell the word.
• 9 kinds of puzzles keep it fresh: write the word, pick the word, name each letter, find the missing hand, spot the changed hand, spot the different row, unscramble mixed-up hands and read a two-row message.
• A hand alphabet chart is at the bottom of every page, so no one gets stuck.
• An adventure map shows the 10 stops, with 10 puzzles at each stop.
• Big hand pictures and big answer squares, made for young learners.
• Answers at the back.
• A certificate to celebrate finishing all 100 puzzles.

GREAT FOR

• Classes learning the ASL alphabet
• Inclusive classrooms
• Families and homeschoolers learning to fingerspell together
• Learning centres, independent work and homework
• Days when you need something ready to go

WHAT YOU GET

One 112-page fillable PDF, ready to download instantly. Type directly into the puzzles using a compatible PDF reader on a tablet or computer, or print and go for screen-free practice. Includes a how-to-play page, a full hand alphabet page, an adventure map, 100 puzzles and the answers. US Letter size; select ‘Fit’ when printing on A4.

DIGITAL USE

Every answer square is a type-in box. Download the PDF and open it in a compatible PDF reader, such as the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click a square and type, then save your file to keep your answers. Typing support varies by device and app.

GRADE LEVEL

Grades K–3 (ages 5–8). Also great for older beginners learning the ASL alphabet.

PLEASE NOTE

This book practices the ASL alphabet (fingerspelling). It is not a full ASL course.

CHOOSE YOUR LICENCE

Family Edition: for use within one household.

Classroom Licence: for one teacher and their own classroom.

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