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ASL 101

Lab 12

Can-Do Statements

• I can sign different question words
• I can accurately describe different pictures to someone else
• I can fingerspell words to someone else
• I can interpret fingerspelling

Products

Practices

Perspectives

3 Ps!

Questions, sentence structure, signing space, and fingerspelling

Fingerspelling quotes and describing images

Understanding the versatility and importance of signing space and fingerspelling while communicating details

Happy Thanksgiving

Warm-Up

Useful “Question” Words

How Would You Use These?

• Who
• What
• Where
• When
• Why
• How
• How-many
• How-long
• Week
• Weekend

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Sentence Starters

1. What are your plans for Fall Break?

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• What’s your favorite Thanksgiving food?

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• Do you like Fall weather? If not, what’s your favorite type of weather?

Main Activity

Lets Practice!

Station 1: Drawing

One person will be drawing on the whiteboard, the other person(s) will describe the picture card

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Be sure to include physical descriptions so it is drawn correctly, as well as colors and shapes. Describe everything in detail!!!

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Station 2: Fingerspelling Quotes

• One person will take the fingerspelling quote card and fingerspelling, and the other person will write down what they see
• When finished, compare the card to what was written down, and what the quote was
• The catch is that the person who is fingerspelling can't fingerspell the word twice. You will just have to interpret what you saw the first time around

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Station 3: Bingo

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I will randomly sign vocabulary words to you, and you will need to use your knowledge to correctly cross off the word on the sheet

Whoever crosses off their words first wins!

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Any Questions?

Are the Stations Clear?

Wrap-Up

1. Did you enjoy the review games?
2. Which was your favorite?
3. Is there anything else you would like to review?
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Deaf Culture

Mastering fingerspelling is an important part of Deaf culture. Deaf people sign very fast and everyone signs a little differently. This is referred to as an “accent”. This is why to be fluent in sign, you must excel in both receptive and expressive skills of fingerspelling.

Can-Do Statements

1. I can sign different question words
2. I can accurately describe different pictures to someone else
3. I can fingerspell words to someone else
4. I can interpret fingerspelling

Questions?

Thanks

I should’ve known better!

Does anyone have any questions?

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