APRIL 9. Welcome ASL 1! Today:  1. Doorbuster—(not written) ---what signs do you not yet know? Get your directions map out, quiz each other, and use.

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APRIL 9

Welcome ASL 1! Today:  1. Doorbuster—(not written) ---what signs do you not yet know? Get your directions map out, quiz each other, and use a red Master ASL! Book as needed  2. Apr/May test date questions; then copy signs with Dr. Weast- ask me what you need  3. Take online iPad test (Plates-Describing People) 4. Giving Directions peer feedback- ready for test?  Sign up for presentation order!  Have your map ready  5. Volunteers present as time allows (presentations due tomorrow)  6. Ticket Out

Welcome ASL 3! Today:  Computer Lab all period- project finishing touches

Welcome ASL 2! Doorbuster- Copy #1-#8 below, and check the squares when finished- Boxes checklist: Boxes checklist: May 2033  1.20 or more boxes  2.A picture in each box Got married!  3.A time/transition written at the top of each box  4.A Life Event/Disaster sign written on the bottom of each box  Gloss Checklist:  5. 2 sentences for each box (40 sentences total) -- a)Transition & Life Event/Disaster sign sentence;  b) One extra sentence of detail (not just feeling, also why)  6.Write entire gloss in all capital letters  7. Write a word for every sign, and only for signs  8.eyebrow topic lines- over transition/time sign for each box

ASL 2 Today:  1. Doorbuster; April/May test date questions  2. Have your My Life Boxes and gloss out and ready- due completed by end of today  3. Look up signs, practice signing gloss with eyebrows up at the beginning of each box  Tomorrow:  *Peer feedback: Choose a partner/group of 3-4 and take turns watching each other while you sign your My Life boxes  *As time allows: volunteer presentations  *Presentation sign ups- presentations due Thursday