ASL Fingerspelling Word Search Games, Volume 4
108 Word Search Puzzles with the American Sign Language Alphabet
Practice reading ASL fingerspelling, with every sign shown from the viewer’s perspective. Topics from astronomy and baseball to Shakespeare and the U.S. Constitution.
Read the signs. Find the words.
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From the Contents of Volume 4
Volume 4 mixes theme puzzles and letter patterns. Topics include “Astronomy,” “Baseball,” “Shakespeare,” “Chess,” “Volcanoes,” “Music Theory,” “Gemstones,” “Martin Luther King, Jr.,” and “U.S. Constitution,” along with puzzles such as “Words with NN” and “Long E.”
Book Details
- 108 word search puzzles, medium to challenging
- Every sign shown from the viewer’s perspective
- Font based on professional hand-shape illustrations, validated by independent, acknowledged ASL sign language experts
- Word lists and solutions in regular letters
- Complete ASL alphabet reference chart included, plus extra charts to cut out
| Title | 108 Word Search Puzzles with the American Sign Language Alphabet: Volume 4 |
| Subtitle | Standard Edition |
| Author Illustrator | S.T. Lassal Lassal |
| Publisher | LegendaryMedia |
| ISBN-13 | 978-3-86469-020-4 |
| ISBN-10 | 386469020X |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 126 |
| Trim Size | 8.5 × 11 in (US Letter) |
| Language | English; American Sign Language alphabet |
| Publication Date | January 21, 2017 |
| Series | ASL Fingerspelling Word Search Games |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which topics are in Volume 4?
Volume 4 has 108 puzzles that mix theme puzzles and letter patterns. Topics include “Astronomy,” “Baseball,” “Shakespeare,” “Chess,” and “Volcanoes,” along with letter-pattern puzzles such as “Words with NN” and “Long E.” Each puzzle has its own word list, printed in regular letters.
Do I have to start with Volume 4?
No. Each volume stands on its own, with its own mix of topics, so you can start with any volume and read the volumes in any order. Puzzles do not repeat between volumes.
Why does the series start with Volume 4?
Volume 4 is the omnibus edition of Volumes 1, 2, and 3, which are out of print. It brings all of their puzzles together in one book, so nothing from the early volumes is lost.
Is Volume 4 suitable for beginners?
Yes. Volume 4 includes a complete ASL alphabet chart, so you can start without any prior knowledge. The puzzles are medium to challenging, so give yourself time with the first few while you get used to reading the hand shapes. If you’d like a gentler start, the FingerAlphabet Cool Kids books use larger hand shapes and show which directions the words run.
Where are the solutions?
At the back of the book, for all 108 puzzles. The solutions are printed in regular letters, so checking your answers is quick.
Can bookstores and libraries order this title?
Yes. Bookstores and libraries can order this title through book-trade and print-on-demand channels where available. Availability, prices, and physical specifications may vary by retailer, marketplace, print partner, and local tax handling.
S.T. Lassal &
Project FingerAlphabet
S.T. Lassal is the professional illustrator and author behind Project FingerAlphabet, a pro bono publico project nominated for the German Award for Civic Engagement. Its free alphabet charts for more than twelve sign languages are used by schools, churches, charities, and organizations in many countries.
Building bridges into the worlds of sign language.