Resource : American Society for Deaf Children’s ASL Stories Directory

American Society for Deaf Children’s ASL Stories Directory: https://deafchildren.org/knowledge-center/asl-resources/sign-language-stories/

  • There is a “Ages 7,8 and up” section but this does overall skew to the younger side. They do have weekly updates, activities, and ways to connect

Source : Hillary Pearson, American Library Association 
As of 4/2023

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