F.L.E.X---09/21/15 S tudents will be able to: Identify words by using the letters in the ASL alphabet to spell them to partners. Solve a mystery code by.

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F.L.E.X---09/21/15 S tudents will be able to: Identify words by using the letters in the ASL alphabet to spell them to partners. Solve a mystery code by working in cooperative groups

Agenda---09/21/15 1. Warm-up 2. MTV TrueLife: I’m Deaf Episode Episode 3. Morse Code Homework: Practicing using the manual alphabet to sign different words.

Warm-up Using the ASL Manual Alphabet, practice fingerspelling with the people at your tables and/or around the room. You may use any words in the classroom or words that you can think of.