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Libras Sign Card – Open the Window (Printable PDF)
This educational material presents the Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) sign for the expression “Open the Window” through two complementary cards. The first card features colorful illustrations representing how the sign is performed, showing the hand movements that simulate the action of opening a window. On the back, there is a written description of the movement using clear and accessible language. The second card features black-and-white illustrations for coloring and, on the back, the letter “A” with stroke direction guidance, supporting recognition of the expression’s initial letter and handwriting practice.
✔️ Multifunctional Resource Rooms (AEE)
✔️ Bilingual education for deaf students
✔️ Inclusive mainstream classrooms
✔️ Expanding Libras vocabulary
✔️ Visual literacy and fine motor activities
✔️ Working with actions and commands used in everyday classroom routines
🔹 01 printable sheet with two cards
🔹 Color illustrations of the “Open the Window” sign
🔹 Visual representation of the different stages of the movement
🔹 Written description of the movement in accessible language
🔹 Black-and-white version for coloring
🔹 Letter “A” with stroke direction for handwriting practice
🔹 Association between the sign, written expression, and initial letter
🔹 Cards ready to print, cut out, and laminate
📌 Teaching tip: Laminate the card and use it as part of the classroom routine. When opening the window, for example, the teacher can show the card and perform the sign together with the student, helping establish a connection between the concrete action, Libras, and written language. The material can also be incorporated into classroom command boards and visual routine displays.
