ASL Valentine’s Day Activities | Deaf Education
As a teacher of the Deaf, you need Valentine’s Day vocabulary your students can see, sign, and read, not just hear about. This ASL Valentine’s Day set gives your Deaf and Hard of Hearing students 24 seasonal words, from I love you and hug to shy and excited, each shown in English, ASL, and pictures. Every card, puzzle, and page supports all three, so every learner in your class has a way in, and it’s all ready to print so you can spend your time teaching instead of creating.
Valentine’s Day “Bingo”
- 20 card choices.
- Each card includes ASL, English, and pictures to support every student.
Valentine’s Day Puzzles
- All 24 words appear in a 3-piece puzzle.
- Students match the English print, the ASL sign, and the picture.
Writing Pages
- Blank coloring and writing pages
- Single word tracing and coloring pages
- Guided cut and paste sentence and coloring pages
- Note: Not every word appears on every writing page, but a large variety is provided.
Worksheets: Graph It and Match It
- 8 pages for independent work, small groups, or homework.
Updated Additions
- Multiple choice task cards (color)
- Spelling cards (black and white and color)
- Matching ASL to English word worksheet (black and white)
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing students need visual access to seasonal language to join in the conversations around them. Valentine’s Day brings words about friendship, feelings, and celebration, and this resource lets students connect each concept in ASL, English print, and pictures. That strengthens vocabulary, reading, and expressive language together.
Who is this for?
It’s designed for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students. Because each activity pairs ASL, English, and pictures, you can match pages to each learner’s needs.
Can I use it for homework or independent work?
Yes. The Graph It and Match It worksheets are made for independent work, small groups, or homework.
Does it include every word on every page?
All 24 words appear in the puzzles. Not every word is on each writing page, but a large variety is provided.
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My class has enjoyed this resource this month! They liked playing Bingo and my older students enjoyed making the sentences and doing the word search.
such a great and amazing product. we enjoyed it very much!!!!!
My deaf student learned these words along with his hearing classmates. This provided sign vocabulary that my deaf student’s peers could share with him.
Working in a School for the Deaf this resource has saved me so much time in adapting materials with sign language.. Love these materials wish there were more or more included in the various bundles. Please keep making these and more!
This was a wonderful resource and so easy to use!!
This resource was excellent. I found it useful and my students enjoyed using it.
Hi, I support students who use sign language, and I’ve seen firsthand how hard it can be for deaf students in mainstream classrooms when they don’t have communication partners. I’m Heather, a teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing. This is my 20th year teaching!
I recently moved from Idaho to sunny Florida with my family and our cat, and when we’re not working, you’ll find us outside—especially at the beach. 🌊 Just like the ocean connects everything along the shore, I believe communication connects every student in the classroom.
I have the knowledge, experience, and ready-to-use resources to help you teach your students to sign and communicate confidently with their deaf peers. I’ve walked this path—and I can show you the way.










