Free ASL Numbers Charts
Download printable ASL numbers charts designed for families, educators, therapists, and beginning learners. Choose the version that best fits your learning style.
Numbers Chart - Illustrated
Designed for beginning learners and young children. Simple line drawings help learners focus on handshape without unnecessary visual detail.
Numbers Chart - Photographic
Ideal for learners who want to see realistic hand positioning. Full-color photographs provide a more lifelike representation of each ASL number.
All charts are high-resolution PDF files and may be printed for personal, educational, and classroom use.
About ASL Numbers
Numbers are used every day in American Sign Language—from sharing ages and counting objects to talking about time, dates, money, and more.
Learning ASL numbers helps learners build confidence recognizing and producing number handshapes while connecting ASL to everyday math and communication.
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The ASL Foundation Series is a step-by-step program designed to help beginning learners build confidence in American Sign Language. Numbers and counting are introduced as part of the curriculum, helping learners recognize and use numbers in everyday communication.
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Ways to Use These Charts
Practice a few numbers each day.
Count objects around the house or classroom.
Practice signing ages and birthdays.
Use the chart during simple counting games.
Match written numbers with ASL number handshapes.
Practice recognizing numbers when someone else signs them.
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