Free ASL Kids Starter Pack
Download printable ASL practice sheets for kids, families, babies, homeschool, and classrooms.
The ASL Kids Starter Pack brings the main printable practice tools into one place: first signs, weekly lessons, family practice, baby sign routines, classroom signs, and a 12-week curriculum planner.
- Print the pages that match your learner and routine.
- Practice signs in motion with the ASL Kids app.
- Use short daily routines instead of long, overwhelming lessons.
Quick start
New families should begin with the First 50 Signs checklist and the ASL Kids app. Teachers and homeschoolers should add the weekly lesson-plan pack or 12-week curriculum planner. Baby-sign families should print the baby routine tracker. Classrooms should start with the classroom routine signs printable.
Download the ASL Kids Starter Pack
12-week ASL curriculum planner
Plan weekly signs, lesson notes, practice minutes, projects, and progress for home, homeschool, preschool, therapy, or classroom use.
Download planner PDFFirst 50 ASL signs checklist
Choose useful beginner signs for requests, meals, family, feelings, classroom routines, learning, play, and everyday communication.
Download checklist PDFWeekly ASL lesson-plan printable pack
Use a five-day beginner lesson plan, first-signs page, and blank weekly template for family, preschool, or classroom practice.
Download lesson-plan PDFFamily ASL practice tracker
Keep practice simple with a short weekly tracker for signs used at meals, bedtime, play, school, errands, and family routines.
Download family tracker PDFBaby sign routine tracker
Track signs during meals, milk, diaper changes, bath, sleep, play, feelings, and caregiver handoff so practice stays consistent.
Download baby tracker PDFClassroom routine signs printable
Print simple signs for circle time, snack, bathroom care, cleanup, transitions, review, and everyday classroom routines.
Download classroom PDFChoose the right starting path
| Learner | Print first | Practice next | Best follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| Family beginner | First 50 checklist and family practice tracker | Practice signs in the app | Start Learning ASL |
| Baby or toddler | Baby sign routine tracker | Use signs during milk, more, all done, sleep, bath, help, and book routines. | Baby Sign Language First 25 Signs |
| Preschool or daycare | Classroom routine signs and lesson-plan pack | Use signs at circle time, snack, cleanup, story time, and transitions. | Preschool ASL Curriculum |
| Homeschool learner | 12-week curriculum planner and weekly lesson plan | Track weekly themes, app practice, signed projects, and review minutes. | Homeschool ASL Curriculum |
| Older child, teen, or adult beginner | 12-week planner and First 50 checklist | Pair app practice with a structured beginner course when ready. | ASL 1 Course Online |
Practice signs in motion
Printables are most useful after a learner sees the sign. Use the ASL Kids app to watch signs in motion, then use the PDFs for short daily practice, review, and planning.
Helpful next guides
First 50 ASL Signs
Use the checklist with routine-based sign groups for meals, feelings, family, classroom, play, and care.
ASL Lesson Plans
Turn the starter pack into a simple weekly plan for home, preschool, homeschool, or classroom practice.
ASL Games
Use playful review so children repeat signs without turning every practice moment into a worksheet.
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Optional starter-kit materials
Printables and app videos are enough to begin. If your learner benefits from hands-on review, these Amazon searches can help you compare simple materials.
ASL flash cards
Useful for quick matching games, sign-of-the-day review, classroom centers, and family practice.
ASL alphabet poster
Helpful when a child is learning names, fingerspelling, and alphabet review with visual reminders nearby.
Sign language books
Good for families who want a screen-light way to revisit signs after watching them in motion.
ASL Starter Pack FAQ
What is included in the ASL Kids Starter Pack?
The starter pack includes the 12-week ASL curriculum planner, First 50 ASL Signs checklist, weekly lesson-plan printable pack, family ASL practice tracker, baby sign routine tracker, and classroom routine signs printable.
Which PDF should I print first?
Most families should print the First 50 ASL Signs checklist first. Teachers and homeschoolers may prefer the weekly lesson-plan pack or 12-week curriculum planner. Baby-sign families should start with the baby sign routine tracker.
Can I use the starter pack without buying anything?
Yes. The PDFs are free to download, and the ASL Kids app and dictionary can help learners see signs in motion before using the printables for review.
Is this a full ASL curriculum?
The starter pack is a beginner practice and planning bundle, not a complete formal ASL curriculum by itself. Use it with app videos, dictionary lookup, real-life practice, and a structured course or live class when the learner needs a deeper path.
Can teachers use these ASL printables in class?
Yes. Teachers can use the classroom routine signs, weekly lesson-plan pack, First 50 checklist, and curriculum planner for simple beginner practice, centers, circle time, transitions, and home handoff.
Comparing ASL apps?
Use the Best ASL Apps for Kids and Beginners guide to choose between ASL Kids, dictionary apps, structured lesson apps, baby-sign video libraries, and course paths.
Supporting a deaf or hard-of-hearing child?
Use the ASL for Parents of Deaf Children guide to start a family ASL path with first signs, app practice, parent course options, and trusted support resources.
Print the 30-day family ASL plan
Use the free printable to choose first signs, build a daily ASL habit, share signs with caregivers, and support a deaf or hard-of-hearing child at home.
Learning ASL as a family?
The ASL for Families guide gives parents, kids, siblings, grandparents, and teachers a practical path: app videos, daily routine signs, a 30-day printable plan, and course options when you need more structure.
Need a structured ASL course path for your family?
The ASL Course for Families guide compares parent courses, kids courses, free family ASL supports, app practice, and printable routines.
Need ASL to count for high school credit?
Use the ASL Course for High School Credit guide to choose between homeschool records, school approval, certificates, and formal credit before buying a course.