ASL school curriculum practice that fits what you teach

Looking for an ASL curriculum for school? Play With ASL is the game-based practice layer that supplements the program you already use — in class and through your LMS.

If you searched for an ASL school curriculum

Many educators looking for an ASL curriculum already have a scope and sequence — or are comparing programs such as Signing Naturally. Play With ASL answers a different job: giving students more engaging practice on the vocabulary and skills you are already teaching, with assignments that can live inside your LMS.

Short version: we make your existing ASL curriculum work harder in class and at home. We complement; we don’t replace.

What Play With ASL is — and isn’t

What it is

  • Game-based ASL vocabulary practice for K–12 and higher ed
  • Classroom game modes: Memory Match, TILT!, and Multiple Choice
  • Signs filmed with Deaf educators — practice of real ASL vocabulary
  • School Edition with LMS launch via LTI 1.3 (1EdTech LTI Advantage Complete)
  • Curriculum Wizard for browsing presets, customizing assignments, and launching from the LMS
  • Free teacher access through Teach With ASL; student licenses for schools

What it isn’t

  • A full ASL curriculum or scope-and-sequence product
  • A replacement for Signing Naturally or another program you already adopted
  • A publisher partnership or official “units map” for any third-party curriculum
  • A promise of specific learning outcomes or test scores

How it fits next to your curriculum

Teachers stay in charge of instructional design. With School Edition, you pick a preset or build a custom assignment in the Curriculum Wizard, then send it into your course shell. Students practice through play; where your LMS supports LTI Advantage services, scores can pass back to the gradebook.

If you teach with Signing Naturally — or any other ASL program — the framing is the same: keep your curriculum; use Play With ASL for practice that matches the vocabulary and skills you assign. We do not claim to be an authorized edition of any third-party curriculum.

  • Warm-ups and stations — short practice rounds that reinforce the unit you are in
  • Homework — LMS-linked practice students can do outside class
  • Formative checks — game scores as one more signal alongside your own assessments

Curricula we design practice for

Curriculum Wizard presets are engineered to complement these ASL programs. These are practice presets — not a republished edition of any curriculum.

  • Signing Naturally
  • Master ASL!
  • TruWay ASL
  • ASL DEAFined
  • BGC

Don’t see your curriculum? Let us know! Teachers can also build custom presets for whatever you teach.

Certified April 2026

Built for the LMS you already run

Play With ASL is certified by 1EdTech for LTI Advantage Complete — LTI v1.3, Deep Linking 2.0, Assignment & Grade Services 2.0, and Names & Role Provisioning.

Verify: https://site.imsglobal.org/certifications/playwithasl

Works with:

+ any LTI 1.3-compliant LMS · Brightspace admin guide

1EdTech Trusted Apps Certified

Pricing that matches school buying

Teachers get full access at no cost through Teach With ASL. Student access starts at $5 per student per month, with volume savings for longer terms.

Questions educators ask

Is Play With ASL an ASL curriculum?

No. Play With ASL is a game-based ASL practice platform for schools. It is designed to sit alongside whatever ASL curriculum you already teach — not to replace it.

Does Play With ASL replace Signing Naturally?

No. Many schools already teach with Signing Naturally or another ASL program. We complement that instruction with vocabulary practice and LMS-friendly assignments. We do not replace your curriculum.

How do teachers assign practice from the LMS?

With School Edition, teachers use the Curriculum Wizard to browse presets or customize assignments and launch activities from inside an LTI 1.3-compatible LMS. Play With ASL is 1EdTech LTI Advantage Complete certified.

Is it free for teachers?

Yes. Through the Teach With ASL program, teachers get full access at no cost. Student access is priced per student for schools and districts.