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Sign Language

next. Sign Language. By: Natalie Damon. Audience. Special needs students who are more high functioning Elective class for high school students. previous. next. Environment. Small classroom setting for the special needs students Working in pairs for the high school students

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Sign Language

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  1. next Sign Language By: Natalie Damon

  2. Audience • Special needs students who are more high functioning • Elective class for high school students previous next

  3. Environment • Small classroom setting for the special needs students • Working in pairs for the high school students • Student/teacher interaction • Projector and screen • Computer lab previous next

  4. Signing the Alphabet • Given that the signed alphabet will be projected on big screen in the front of the classroom, students will be able to follow along with the teacher and sign the corresponding picture of the signed letter and have a 95% accuracy signing next previous

  5. Signing Small Words (for quiz) • Given that there will be pictures projected on the big screen in front, students will be able to follow along with the teacher and sign the appropriate letters to the word being projected with a 85% accuracy while signing; accuracy went down when signing words because of the difficulty of having to combine multiple letters next previous

  6. Sign Me Up! • Beginner Sign Language! next previous

  7. What would you like to practice today? Letters Go straight to quiz Start at Beginning previous

  8. LETS BEGIN! previous next

  9. Orientation • By understanding how to sign the alphabet correctly, the students will be able to sign anything because they will know how to use the alphabet • Just like in the English language, we need to know the alphabet before we can spell things previous next

  10. “Party in the ” • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmKnQjBf8wM previous next

  11. New Beginner Lets Get Started! next previous

  12. New Beginner Directions • An enlarged picture of the letter alphabet • Click on each letter that you desire to practice • Each letter has step by step directions on how to form your fingers like that letter previous next

  13. Letters *click on the letters for information Go Back to Beginning Go to Application

  14. A • Form hand into fist (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  15. B • Keep fingers together • Fold thumb across palm of the hand, making sure to keep it straight (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  16. C • Make the letter “C” with your hands (follow the picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  17. D • Use pointer finger and point up; as if you were pointing as something (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  18. E • Curve fingers over • Some spelling of “E” also may have only 3 fingers curved over; it can be used both ways (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  19. F • Grip the pointer finger and thumb together • Leave the middle, ring, and pinky finger up and touching together (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  20. G • Use thumb and pointer finger in a pinch formation • Other fingers make part of a fist (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  21. H • Use pointer and middle finger • Hold thumb, ring and pinky finger to form the rest of a fist (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  22. I • Raise pinky in the air • Cross thumb over the rest of the curled over fingers (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  23. Go Back to Letters J • Just like the letter “I”, raise the pinky and cross over the thumb over the curled fingers • Then in the air, start from top to bottom writing the letter “J” in the air (follow picture as guide)

  24. K Go Back to Letters • Make a peace sign using the pointer and middle finger • Place the thumb in between the opening of the pointer and middle finger (follow picture as guide)

  25. L • Use pointer finger and thumb in the shape of an “L” • Curl the rest of the fingers over (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  26. M • Use thumb as a “bar” curling over the pointer, middle, and ring finger so that it looks similar to the letter “M” (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  27. N • Similar to the letter “M”, use the thumb as a bar curling over your pointer and middle finger, making what looks like the letter “N” (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  28. O • Form fingers into a circular shape making the connection with the thumb (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  29. P Go Back to Letters • Similar to a “K”, use pointer and middle finger placing them horizontally • Place thumb in the direction of the middle finger (follow picture as guide)

  30. Q • Like the pinching form of the letter “G”, just place finger direction downward making a mini arch (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  31. R • Cross pointer and middle fingers together (like you’re keeping a promise in the phrase “cross your fingers”) (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  32. S • Similar to the formation of the letter “A”, only cross thumb over the curled fingers or fist (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  33. T • Curl pointer finger over the thumb leaving the other fingers curled in a fist (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  34. U • Raise both pointer and middle finger holding them together • Fold thumb to connect with ring finger (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  35. V • Make a “peace” sign using pointer finger and middle finger (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  36. W • Use pointer, middle, and ring finger to form a “W” (or as if you were holding up 3 fingers) (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  37. X • Tuck thumb underneath curled middle, ring, and pinky finger • Use pointer finger and curl it (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  38. Go Back to Letters Y • Stick out thumb and pinky finger leaving the remaining 3 fingers to curl over (this hand signal is also used in Hawaii meaning “hang loose” (follow picture as guide)

  39. Z • Using pointer finger, draw the letter “Z” in the air (follow picture as guide) Go Back to Letters

  40. Application for Quiz • Directions • Click the back button to go back and next button to go next • Click the Go to quiz button • Click letters button to review letters next

  41. Application for Quiz • Keep track of the letters you struggled with signing on a separate sheet of paper • Write out what you think the finger formation should be if you are unsure previous next

  42. Evaluation Review Letters • Quiz Directions • Look at the letter displayed • Sign the letter • Keep track on a piece of paper which letters you had trouble with • Sign a few of the pictures • Answer the multiple choice questions Go to quiz previous

  43. Quiz: Question #1 Back to beginning • Which is the correct letter? Z

  44. INCORRECT ANSWER! TRY AGAIN Hint: pay attention to the finger positioning Back to Question

  45. INCORRECT ANSWER! TRY AGAIN Hint: Remember drawing in the air Back to Question

  46. CORRECT! GREAT JOB Next Question

  47. Quiz: Question #2 • Which one is the correct letter? R

  48. INCORRECT ANSWER! TRY AGAIN Hint: Pay attention to the finger shape/placement Back to Question

  49. INCORRECT ANSWER! TRY AGAIN Hint: “cross your fingers” Back to Question

  50. CORRECT! GOOD JOB Next Question

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