Distance Learning Resources - Minnesota Low Incidence Projects

These suggested resources have been submitted by MN DHH teachers and are not endorsed by any agency.

ASL Storytellers, Search on YouTube

Learn ASL

ASL Nook, Search options on YouTube, Vocabulary split into topics or stories. Watch as a family, make your own video (in sign language) connected to favorite things to do in your family, games, activities and more.

  • Lifeprint.com, 100 Basic Signs (ASL)To help you or your family members/friends learn sign language
  • Recording of a Zoom video with Beth Hamilton, high school science teacher at the Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf. We reviewed the list of requested signs from the chat box in our previous meeting, as well as the responses from the survey.

Note: The resources listed above link to "external websites" which may not be accessible for the viewer, screen readers and other assistive technology devices. If you need assistance, please email the "Contact Information" person listed at the bottom of this page.

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Contact Information

Mary Cashman-Bakken J.D., Minnesota State Specialist: Deaf and Hard of Hearing
VP 507-412-5214, Mary.Cashman-Bakken@state.mn.us