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It’s Time for Fingerspelling Practice Pick a partner Fingerspell 15 words relates to the context Take turns Speed up your fingerspelling pace as much as possible

It’s Time for Fingerspelling Practice Sports Sign the word after each fingerspelled word.

Classifier Handshapes

Classifier Handshapes

Classifier Handshapes

View Different Narratives Watch three receptive translation videos Re-narrate the story after each RT video as much as you can Your goals is to: Maintain your receptive skills Maintain your expressive skills Enhance your comprehensive skills Retain your memory skills