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Best ASL Homeschool Curriculum (+ Free Poster)

ByClare Brown Updated on

Learn sign language for free. Yes, it is totally possible, and we have included the best FREE resources we have found. Along with the best ASL homeschool curriculum.

It is so important to learn ASL. In America, American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most used language, second only to English and Spanish.

Head to the bottom of this post and you will receive a FREE sign language poster. You can download it and either use as a handout or like us and add it to your collection of wall art!

Check out all the best homeschool foreign language curriculum resources.

Educational ASL poster showing the American Sign Language alphabet A–Z and numbers 1–10 with hand sign illustrations. The top section includes hand signs for each letter of the alphabet, and a purple label reads “free printable.” The bottom right features a smaller chart with hand signs for the numbers 1 through 10. The background is bright blue, and the text reads “ASL Poster Alphabet & Numbers.”

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How to learn sign language?

Learning any new language is hard and takes time, and sign language is no different. I am going to share with you a number of different ways you can learn sign language, and some of these are free.

3 kids holding a sign with sign language numbers

Learn Sign Language Online. There are many ways you can do this, if you are teaching a child why not try one of the homeschool curriculums we recommend? Keep reading for our suggestions.

Outschool has lots of live interactive sign language lessons too.

YouTube Videos. YouTube has a number of fantastic and free of courses sign language videos you can watch, keep reading to see our favorites.

Books. If you prefer to use books and workbooks I will share further down in this post what our favorites are.

Take a College Class. Research local colleges for sign language classes, this is particularly great for older students. They could even use it for dual enrollment or college credit.

Hire a Tutor. I would only recommend this if you have done all of the other options above first, as this can be an expensive option.

Carry on reading for our suggestions on how to learn sign language.

Free homeschool sign language curriculum

ASL is recognized as a foreign language.

So it will fulfill students’ foreign language requirements for high school and college.

Make sure you double-check the University requirements though, as I have heard of some universities not accepting it.

See what we think the best homeschool curriculum for high school is.

A visual sign language curriculum poster featuring a child demonstrating ASL signs for basic manners—please, thank you, and sorry—along with ASL color signs for red, orange, yellow, green, purple, and blue. Each sign is clearly illustrated with the child wearing a corresponding color shirt, making it an engaging and kid-friendly sign language curriculum tool for homeschoolers.

ASL workbooks

These are not free, but these ASL workbooks are excellent.

boy signing please, thank you, and sorry

Sign language curriculum for high school

My son is currently taking the Mr. D Math online ASL 1 curriculum and it is absolutely fantastic. Check out our Mr D ASL review we have just completed it. My son loved it so much that we will be doing ASL 2 in the summer.

There are three ASL courses and we will take them all. I will write a detailed review on this soon and add the link, but we highly recommend it. What I love about these courses is that you learn about deaf culture and the deaf community.

If you feel that your child has come as far as they can, why not enroll them in an online class via Outschool? It will certainly help with conversational signing. Check out our Outschool review first, but we love them.

If this isn’t quite what you are looking for, this one from Etsy is awesome.

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Can you sign? If so, what online course do you recommend? Please let me know in the comments, I would love to hear.

Last Updated on 30 April 2025 by Clare Brown

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