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American Sign Language

Mrs. TrimbleSmith. American Sign Language. Warm Up 1 – ABC’s & 1, 2, 3’s Stand up and walk around. Spell at least 10 things in the room and hall way Chat – Mini Conversations between you and a partner SILENT of Course! Vocabulary and Lesson –

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American Sign Language

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  1. Mrs. TrimbleSmith American Sign Language

  2. Warm Up 1 – • ABC’s & 1, 2, 3’s • Stand up and walk around. Spell at least 10 things in the room and hall way • Chat– Mini Conversations between you and a partner SILENT of Course! • Vocabulary and Lesson– What’s Next –Class discussion about some grammar and Cultural rules: Agenda

  3. Manual alphabet

  4. Review the vocabulary with a partner – fingerspell the word to your partner… have them sign the word to you • YES • NO • WORD • UNDERSTAND • HELLO, GOODBYE • THANK YOU, GOOD, YOUR WELCOME • MORNING • YOU • I, ME • YOUR • MY, MINE • NICE • to MEET • NAME • WHAT • IMPORTANT • STAND UP • SIT DOWN • SAME • DIFFERENT • AMERICA(N) • SIGN • LANGUAGE • PRACTICE

  5. ASKING QUESTIONS • WHEN ASKING A QUESTION THAT HAS A WH? WORD (WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, ….) • YOUR EYEBROWS ARE DOWN AND CHIN IS OUT • WHEN ASKING A QUESTION THAT REQUIRES A YES OR NO RESPONSE….. • YOUR EYEBROWS ARE UP AND CHIN IS OUT

  6. SCHOOL CLASS (to) TEACH (to) LEARN DEAF HEARING (person) (to) GO RESTROOM (formal) RESTROOM (casual) PLEASE SORRY/APOLOGY NEW VOCABULARY

  7. A: HELLO, YOUR NAME WHAT? B: WHAT’S UP MY NAME ….. YOUR NAME WHAT? A: MY NAME …. NICE to MEET YOU. B: NICE to MEET YOU. A: THANK YOU GOODBYE B: YOU’RE WELCOME, GOODBYE Chat – MINI CONVERSATIONS WITH OTHER PEOPLE SILENTLY

  8. A: HELLO, YOUR NAME WHAT? B: HELLO MY NAME ….. YOUR NAME WHAT? A: HELLO MY NAME …. NICE to MEET YOU. B: NICE to MEET YOU SAME. A: YOU DEAF? B: I NOT DEAF, I HEARING. YOU DEAF? A: ME TOO, I HEARING. B: COOL, BYE A: BYE CHAT

  9. Three ring binder Loose leaf paper 5 binder dividers Highlighters/markers Flash drive MATERIALS YOU NEED

  10. What is your name? Nice to meet you. Are you deaf? I’m not deaf, I’m hearing. Are you a student? Where do you learn sign language? Practice Phrases

  11. Practice ASL at least 1 HOUR per day. Make it a habit to fingerspell and sign as much as you can! • TEACH 10 PEOPLE HOW TO SIGN THE ASL ALPHABET • EACH PERSON MUST PUT THEIR SIGNATURE ON THE BACK Homework

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