Chapter 2 ASL 1 Bader ~Sovacool. Chapter 2 Vocabulary TEACHLEARNCLASSCOURSECOLLEGE SCHOOL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL MAINSTREAM SIGN FINGERSPELL PENCILPAPERBOOKWHICHTAKE-UP.

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Chapter 2 ASL 1 Bader ~Sovacool

Chapter 2 Vocabulary TEACHLEARNCLASSCOURSECOLLEGE SCHOOL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL MAINSTREAM SIGN FINGERSPELL PENCILPAPERBOOKWHICHTAKE-UP ONE UNDERSTAND CALLEDOH-I-SEEMEAN EXPLAINAGAINPLEASEHAVEMORE THERE (appx) THERE (sp)HERE (1)HERE (2)SAME-AS- ME WHY

Unit Focus  In this unit we will learn vocabulary that focus on school and asking for help.  You will answer questions by repeating the verb  You will learn variations of signs (why, there, live)

Yes & No Questions Yes/No questions Can be answered by repeating the verb in the question Question: Do you have a pencil? Answer: YES, I HAVE I. THERE

THERE When the place is not in sight you will sign THERE approximate Be sure to refer back to the same location when if you are discussing the same place If THERE is used in the specific location of an object or location the signer looks directly at the object. There is also a short directional movement at the end of the sign.

Chapter 2 Activities

Oh I See!!  Can also be used alone to show you are following what is being said. Understanding the signer in a sense  It is not used as an affirmative response (you can not substitute for YES)

Objects in the Classroom q^ Kathy: Have pencil you? whq v Brian: Yes I have I. Where paper where? q^ Kathy: Paper there. Have book you? whqv Brian: No. Where book where?

Chapter 2 Dialogue Going To Class q ^^ Brian: Take-up A-S-L class you? Kathy: Yes, I take-up. whq v Brian: Which class? Kathy: Class called A-S-L one. ^ whq v Brian: Same-as-me! Where class? Kathy: Class there collage.

Showing you understand and Asking for Help Kathy: Understand you? Brian: Not understand I. Again please. Kathy: Here class A-S-L one. Brian: Oh-I-see. Understand I.

Chapter 2 Art 5 parameter Activities Handshape assignment DRAW your hand Come up with TWO signs that has ALL FIVE parameters of a word. EX: WOMAN H: ‘5’ handshape O: hand up facing toward side/face L: thumb on chin M: no movement E: no expression needed at this time