FingerAlphabet Cool Kids Omnibus: Adjectives, Verbs, Adverbs
108 Word Search Puzzles with the American Sign Language Alphabet
All three Cool Kids books in one volume: 36 puzzles each on adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. Kids practice reading ASL fingerspelling, with every sign shown the way they see it in conversation, and work through three parts of speech along the way.
Read the signs. Find the words.
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What’s Inside
108 word search puzzles for grades 3–5: 36 adjectives, 36 verbs, and 36 adverbs. The vocabulary is grade-appropriate teaching material for this age group (reading level 2–3), and each puzzle is clearly marked with its difficulty level. Larger hand shapes, smaller grids, and an icon next to each puzzle’s title showing the directions of its hidden words keep the puzzles approachable. Illustrated basic fingerspelling instructions help kids get started, the solutions are at the back, and alphabet charts to cut out make it easy to share the fun and practice with a friend.
No apps, no screens: just a book, a pencil, and a skill kids can use with real people.
Book Details
- 108 word search puzzles: adjectives, verbs, and adverbs
- Every sign shown from the viewer’s perspective
- Font based on professional hand-shape illustrations, validated by independent, acknowledged ASL sign language experts
- Grade-appropriate vocabulary for grades 3–5, difficulty level marked on every puzzle
- Larger hand shapes, direction icon next to each puzzle’s title, illustrated fingerspelling instructions
- Alphabet charts to cut out and share
- Word lists and solutions in regular letters
| Title | 108 Word Search Puzzles with the American Sign Language Alphabet: Omnibus |
| Subtitle | Adjectives, Verbs, Adverbs |
| Author Illustrator | S.T. Lassal Lassal |
| Publisher | LegendaryMedia |
| ISBN-13 | 978-3-86469-149-2 |
| ISBN-10 | 3864691494 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 136 |
| Trim Size | 8.5 × 11 in (US Letter) |
| Language | English; American Sign Language alphabet |
| Reading Level | Level 2–3, Grades 3–5 (ages 8 and up) |
| Publication Date | October 16, 2014 |
| Series | FingerAlphabet Cool Kids |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the Omnibus?
All three FingerAlphabet Cool Kids books in one volume: Adjectives, Verbs, and Adverbs, with 36 puzzles each and 108 in total. It also includes alphabet charts to cut out, which the single books don’t have.
Why buy the Omnibus instead of the single books?
Because it costs less than the three single books together: one longer book is cheaper to print than three short ones. It also keeps everything in one place. Teachers asked for exactly this.
What age is this book for?
Ages 8 and up, roughly grades 3–5. The vocabulary is grade-appropriate teaching material for that age group. Older kids and adults can use the book too, especially if they like larger hand shapes and don’t mind an illustrated, kid-friendly design.
Does my child need to know ASL?
No. The book includes illustrated basic fingerspelling instructions, so kids can start right away. It’s even more fun if a parent, sibling, or classmate learns along, and the cut-out charts make that easy.
How difficult are the puzzles?
They are made for kids: larger hand shapes, smaller grids, and fewer hidden words than in the books for teens and adults. Each puzzle is clearly marked with its difficulty level, and an icon next to its title shows the directions in which its words are hidden.
Why are the signs shown from the viewer’s perspective?
Because that is how kids will see fingerspelling when someone signs to them. Many illustrations use the angle that is easiest to draw instead. Kids who learn to recognize hand shapes from the wrong angle find that habit hard to unlearn later, so these books show the right view from the start.
Is this book suitable for homeschooling and the classroom?
Yes. The puzzles combine fingerspelling with grade-appropriate grammar across three parts of speech, every puzzle works on its own, and the solutions are at the back. With 108 puzzles, the Omnibus covers a whole term of short weekly sessions or more.
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. If your local bookstore doesn’t have it on the shelf, ask them to order it by ISBN. 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.