Read with ASL YouTube channel: These videos help with reading comprehension and learning ASL. Example: Emotions: ASL & words!
General resources helpful to English language learners:
Books with “conversational phrases”
Books with “first words”
Books with “idioms”
Books with “phrasal verbs”
Coloring books for children
Bilingual books (two languages shown together)
Vocabulary books with pictures
Flashcards
Picture dictionaries
Free pictionaries: https://englishbyeye.org/multiple-meaning-pictionaries
Recommended books:
Oxford Picture Dictionary (English/other language)
Oxford Picture Dictionary for Kids (English/other language)
Oxford Picture Dictionary for the Content Areas
Oxford Picture Dictionary Content Areas for Kids
Children’s Visual Dictionary (Oxford University Press)
NTC’s Dictionary of Everyday American English Expressions Presented According to Topic and Situation
McGraw-Hill’s Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
McGraw-Hill’s Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs
Scholastic 240 Vocabulary Words Kids Need to Know by Linda Ward Beech
504 Absolutely Essential Words by Murray Bromberg, Julius Liebb, and Arthur Traiger
Tutoring resource for Deaf adults
Reading tutoring with ASL: Online one-on-one tutoring in reading comprehension, using ASL to communicate. The instructor is fluent in ASL and has over 40 years of teaching experience: Chris Wixtrom, M.S. Education: TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), Producer, Read with ASL YouTube channel (and websites: englishbyeye.org and aslaccess.org), 1997 Founder, ASL Access. For more information, contact: chrisgivesclarity@gmail.com. Some Vocational Rehabilitation agencies cover this tutoring, as it rapidly develops English literacy helpful to vocational goals. Some companies sponsor tutoring.