Lesson 5 By Annie Cassell

Summary O Sentence Starters O Deaf Parents Hearing Kids O My Deaf Family O Numbers O Vocabulary

Sentence Starters O When saying you don’t want or don’t like you throw the sign down O When signing don’t have you just shake your head no while signing have instead of throwing the sign down

Summary O Sentence Starters O Deaf Parents Hearing Kids O My Deaf Family O Numbers O Vocabulary

Deaf Parents Hearing Children O CODA: Child of a Deaf Adult O KODA: Kid of a Deaf Adult (this acronym is usually used for kids under the age of 18) O 90% of children born to deaf adults can hear O Some CODAs need speech therapy because they have such limited exposure to speech with their deaf parents

Summary O Sentence Starters O Deaf Parents Hearing Children O My Deaf Family O Numbers O Vocabulary

My Deaf Family O When Deaf people tell hearing people they are Deaf, they don’t like sympathy. O It can be very difficult to handle living with a Deaf family when you are a hearing child O I would like to see what its like living with a Deaf family for a few days to get some insight as to what its like

Summary O Sentence Starters O Deaf Parents Hearing Children O My Deaf Family O Numbers O Vocabulary

Numbers O Signing the numbers like 44 or 99 you sign the number and bounce it across your body O When signing numbers 49 or 34 you just sign the two numbers. For example, the number 67 would be signed by signing a six then a seven

Summary O Sentence Starters O Deaf Parents Hearing Children O My Deaf Family O Numbers O Vocabulary

Vocabulary O The sign for with looks like two people together O The sign for stand looks like a person standing O The sign for who looks like you are squirting a water gun by your chin