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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YPycXtScTiHZG8YljtHgb79-o3q1zduu4eBPHJMaApY/edit?usp=sharing

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https://sites.google.com/boisestate.edu/aslconversationlabs/home

Make Up Labs!

Fall ‘23 ASL Website

Helpful

qr codes!

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ASL Lab 10

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Please type your name and ID number into the chat

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Can Do Statements

  • I can use my receptive skills to understand words being fingerspelled
  • I can answer questions about my home state
  • I can answer questions about Boise and BSU

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Products

Practices

Perspectives

Board games, fingerspelling

Interpreting fingerspelling, answering content-specific questions

What kind of games are Deaf friendly?

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Warm UP

Last name fingerspelling quiz

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  • Practice! Practice! And more Practice!

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Fingerspelling Quiz: Last Names

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Fingerspelling Quiz Answers

1.)Orlovich

2.)Torrero

3.)Oberg

4.)Foerster

5.)Simony

6.)Araiza

7.)Hoye

8.)Robishaw

9.)Blackburn

10.)Callahan

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Main Activity

Question Board Game: here

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Location Cards

Position Cards

Follow QR code to access material required for the lab

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Wrap up

  • Was the fingerspelling quiz easy or difficult?
  • Do you think we need to practice more fingerspelling?
  • Was it easy or difficult to play the game?

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Deaf Culture

Board games are an excellent way for Deaf and hearing students to connect. Everyone is facing one another and focused on the same activity which is a very Deaf friendly and inclusive environment.

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Can Do Statements

  • I can use my receptive skills to understand words being fingerspelled
  • I can answer questions about my home state
  • I can answer questions about Boise and BSU

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Questions?