There are a plethora of American Sign Language (ASL) story apps and other media. This list is by no means exhaustive. RMTC-DHH does not recommend one resource over another, therefore all resources have been listed alphabetically.
ASL Stories
- American Society for Deaf Children (ASDC) ASL Stories Directory
- ASL Storytelling QR Codes
- Bilingual ASL-English Deaf Education Library
- Texas Statewide Deaf Education Outreach Center:
- “Language Arts” folder with lesson plans for ASL stories
- ASL Storytelling
- ASL Poetry
- LiveBinder: Children’s Stories in Sign Language (Susie Tiggs)
- Georgia Tech Center for Accessible Technology in Sign (CATS)
- Marion County Public Schools DHH Program’s Sign Language Stories
- Motion Light Lab
- Signed Stories (British and American Sign Language)
RMTC-DHH Media and Materials Loan Library
Florida stakeholders can sign up for a free account to access media with the RMTC-DHH Media and Materials Loan Library. Below are media available featuring ASL:
- ABC Phonics: Sing, Sign, and Read! (Catalog 3)
- Baby Signing Time (Catalog 491-499)
- Shared Reading Project BookBags (Catalog SRP 1 - SRP 104)
- Signing Time (Catalog 405-409, 561-577)
- Signimalz (Catalog 1902-1905)
- Treeschoolers (Catalog 581-589)
There are many more titles related to ASL stories and ASL media in the loan library. An RMTC-DHH specialist can help make recommendations that match each student's needs.
Described and Captioned Media Program (DCMP)
Educators of, families of, and students with sensory disabilities can sign up for a free account to access media with DCMP.
Youtube Channels Offering ASL Stories
- Arizona School for Deaf/Blind (ASDB) Deaf Mentor Program - Children’s Literature in ASL
- ASL Kids Club
- ASLNook
- ASLized!
- Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind (CSDB): ASL Stories for Families Playlist
- CSDB Toddlers
- Disney Princess Playlist (featuring ASL: (Cinderella, Tiana, Belle, Mulan, Ariel, Moana, Anna & Elsa)
- Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FSDB)
- Foundations for Literacy
- Khan Academy Math Tutor in American Sign Language
- Kidz Bop Sign & Dance Alongs (ASL)!
- My Go! Sign Language for Kids
- Read with ASL
- Rise eBooks
- Sesame Street with ASL interpretation
- Rocky Mountain Deaf School (RMDS)
- Texas Statewide Outreach Center
ASL Story Apps
- VL2 Storybook App with lesson plans from Motion Light Lab
- Signed Stories (can also check out for free if your local library or school district uses OverDrive or MackinVIA apps)
- StorySign
- RMTC-DHH's Top Computer and Smart Apps
ASL Dictionaries
For more information on ASL dictionaries, see the FAQ “Which ASL dictionary is recommended for everyday use and state assessments?”
Apps Featuring ASL
- Tina Childress’ Apps for Kids (and Adults) with Hearing Loss
- ASL with Care Bears
- Marlee Signs
- My Signing Time
- Strawberry Shortcake: Apple, Google
- The ASL App
Online Platforms Offering ASL
The SignUp Google Chrome Extension overlays American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation on the following streaming platforms for more accessible captioning:
- Disney+
- Netflix
Other ASL Media
- CSDLearns
- Deaf Planet (Science)
- DeafTEC Math Tutorial Videos
- Deafverse
- DPAN
- Dr. Charlotte Enns, Supporting Children’s Learning & Literacy
- Hands Land
- Halo AR (Follow RMTC-DHH @RMTC_DHH for signed stories)
- IDRT MyASL Store
- Modal Math
- Motion Light Lab
- PBS Kids
- Signing Time
- Sign2Read Literacy Initiatives, Inc.
- Texas Statewide Outreach Center Lesson Plan Library
- XtraMath (Choose English or ASL)
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