Read ASL Numbers Like a Pro
A realistic hand signs numbers the way a real signer does, from the first ten to years and ages. Read it, then sign it yourself to your camera.
Start practicing- Every kind of number: 0 to 20, the 20s, rocking numbers, doubles, hundreds, thousands, years and ages
- Sign Numbers to the Camera. Your camera reads your hand, checks your palm and your movement, and has games like Math Answer and Beat the Clock. Nothing is recorded.
- Step-by-step lessons, games for every level and Math in ASL
- Your progress stays on this device. No sign-in.
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For Teachers: Get the Classroom Edition
ASL Numberwise turns these games into a class tool: students play through your own link, every round saves to your Google Sheet, and each student gets a report on what to practice next. Add the camera edition to track expressive signing too.
Read Fingerspelling Like a Pro
A realistic hand spells words at real speeds, from Beginner to Deaf conversation speed. Read it, then fingerspell it yourself to your camera.
Start practicing- Names, brands, cities, movies and more, the words people really fingerspell
- Fingerspell to the Camera. Your camera reads your hand, helps you fix each letter, and has games like Hangman and ASL Wordle. Nothing is recorded.
- Games for every level, a speed ladder, and classroom Bingo
- Your progress stays on this device. No sign-in.
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For Teachers: Get the Classroom Edition
ASL Spellbound turns these games into a class tool: students play through your own link, every round saves to your Google Sheet, and each student gets a report on what they mixed up and what to practice next. Add the camera edition to track expressive fingerspelling too.
Show Me
Learn Fingerspelling
Step-by-step tutorials. Tap one to start: it explains the letters, shows every example, and ends with a quick check.
Receptive
Read the fingerspelling: the hand spells, you figure it out.
Read the Letters
Expressive
Fingerspell it yourself. The camera reads your hand.
Sign the Letters
Show Me
Learn Numbers
Step-by-step tutorials, one for each kind of number. Tap one to start: it explains the rule, shows every example, and ends with a quick check.
Receptive
Read the numbers: the hand signs, you figure it out.
Numbers
Ages
Years
Clock Times
Expressive
Sign it yourself. The camera reads your hand.
Sign the Numbers
Teacher Tools
Show Me How to Spell
Type any word, name or sentence. The hand spells it for you.
Show Me Numbers
Type any number up to 999,999,999. The hand signs it the way it is said, with HUNDRED, THOUSAND and MILLION.
Show Me Days of the Week
Learn
Check yourself
Tap Start. The hand signs; pick what it signed.
Math in ASL
Tap each hand to watch it sign.
📱↻ Turn your phone sideways for bigger hands.
Sign it yourself first.
Sign the Number
A number pops up. Sign it on your own, then tap Check me to watch the hand sign it.
When Did It Happen?
Tap each hand to watch it sign a year. Then pick the year this happened.
What word did the hand spell?
📮 Return to Sender
Watch the hand spell who the mail is for, then tap that mailbox. The names look alike, so read every letter. If nobody here has that name, press 📮 Return to Sender.
How Old Is Charlie?
Tap each hand to watch it sign an age. Then pick the age that fits Charlie in the picture.
Clock Reading
Timeline
📱↻ Turn your phone sideways for a bigger timeline.
Tap a hand to watch its year. Drag each hand to a spot under the timeline, earliest on the left. Then drag each event above its year. (Or tap a hand or an event, then tap a spot.)
Events
Years
Build a Number
Type It In
The blocks build as you type. Up to 999,999,999.
Number Building Blocks
Add a BlockBingo
Your teacher gives each student a different number from 1 to 999 (for example, your seat number).
Same card number as a classmate?
Tap a square to put a marker on it; tap again to take it off. When you have Bingo, tell your teacher your card number.
Opened the link on another device, or typed the wrong number? Type your card number (1 to 999) to get your card.
Set Up
Each miss costs a heart; the game ends when they run out. Off: no game over, students tap End round when they are done.
Green letters are in the game; white ones are not. Tap a letter to add it or take it out.
Every age starts at the chin. 1–9: the number, palm out, pushed down and forward. 10 and up: the 1 on the chin, then the number.
Choose the kinds of years. Teen years split in two (17 + 76); 2000–2009 slide the 0; 2010–2099 are TWENTY + the last two.
Green numbers are in the game; white ones are not. Tap a number to add it or take it out.
People sign 16–19 in a variety of ways. Mixed shows both of these; pick one to practice just that way.
Formal: the L changes into 3 or 5. Slang: the middle finger bends twice.
Supports
Change any setting while you play: speed, paper and letter count change right away; the words, lists and limits change from the next word.
For Teachers: Get the Classroom Edition
ASL Spellbound (fingerspelling), ASL Numberwise (numbers) or both, with or without the camera: students play these games through your own link, every round saves to your Google Sheet, and each student gets a report with what they mixed up and what to practice next.
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My Progress
Kept on this device only.
ASL Fingerspelling Alphabet
As you see it when a signer faces you. Tap a letter to watch it move.
Getting the hand ready…
Projector Mode
Uses the categories (or word lists) and letter limit from the game setup. Change them
Keys: Enter = next word, Space = watch again, A = show answer.
Words So Far
Fingerspelling Bingo
Paste or upload your own word list, for example your current unit (about 100 words is best; a 5 × 5 card needs at least 24). Print the cards, then the hand calls the words at random and keeps track of which ones it has called.
Cards
To save a PDF: click Print, then choose "Save as PDF" as the printer.
Preview (Card 1, as It Prints)
Bingo
Keys: Enter = call a word, Space = watch again, A = show the word.