Expressive Practice You will be creating a DIALOGUE with a partner of your choice. You will use class time to develop your dialogue together. I will have.

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Expressive Practice You will be creating a DIALOGUE with a partner of your choice. You will use class time to develop your dialogue together. I will have specific guidelines for you to follow in developing your dialogue. (REMEMBER SIGN ONLY NO VOICING). Write the dialogue, using complete ENGLISH sentences. Does NOT need to based on real life. Have the conversation FLOW with transitions that make sense. Each partner should have identical scripts at the end of class.

Take your dialogue home to practice your part for the Expressive demo next week.

If your partner is absent on for the demo, you will perform with a substitute.

Expressive Practice It does not matter how you break up who signs what as long as each partner signs an equal amount. Have a BALANCE in the dialogue so each partner can demonstrate their signing skills. Each partner MUST fingerspell, use numbers and ask questions.

Expressive Dialogue Requirements  4 complete sentences per partner (HI and BYE are NOT complete sentences!) It may be not be longer than 4 complete sentences each.  Memorized would be good  Use vocabulary from UNITS 1-3 with a focus on UNIT 3 (DO NOT use vocabulary the class has not yet learned!!)  Ask 1 WH question and 1 Q question EACH pgs 119 & 124  Use basic MOUTH MORPHEMES pgs 119 & 124 pgs 119 & 178  Use CONTRASTIVE STRUCTURE pgs 119 & 178  Use at least 2 FINGERSPELLED words EACH  Use 2 or more NUMBERS EACH