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MASL Unit 3

ASL 1

Watch me sign the sentence then SIGN the

correct number that matches the answer.

Hold up your number so I can see it.

1. I’m happy.

2. Please open the door

3. Who’s Deaf?

4. Where’s the water fountain?

5. Is the party on Saturday?

6. Who walks home everyday?

7. I’m not confused.

8. What are you doing Saturday?

9. Where’s my paper?

10. I sleep on the weekends.

11. Is the restaurant over there?

A lot of

Both open claw hands pull away from

each other in an exaggerated movement.

Beautiful/Pretty

• The 5 hand travels around the face in a

clockwise motion while going from

closed to open then closed again

To do, action/activity

• Both open claw hands move back and

forth in a circular motion.

During, in, on

• Both hands move forward with index

fingers extended.

Family

• Both F-handshapes form a half circle

coming away from the body.

• Both hands have a U-handshape. One

starts at the nose then comes down upon and rests upon the other U-handshape.

Me and You, We

• The K-hand moves back and forth

between your body and the other person/thing you are talking about.

Vacation

• Both thumbs of the open 5-hands come

up and rest on the shoulders.

Review

• A LOT

• PRETTY

• TO DO

• DURING

• FAMILY

• FUN

• ME AND YOU

• VACATION

To be born in

• Closed five hand pushes down and out,

away from the body.

To be from

• The X handshape pulls away from

straight index finger of the non dominant

hand.

To Grow up

• Closed 5 hand moves upwards.

• Both CLOSED 5 hands circle close to

the body at abdomen level.

To live in

• Both A-hands move up the body from

stomach to chest.

Beach - Fingerspell

• The W-hand begins at the chin,

followed by both hands making waving motions forward.

To ice skate

• The X-handshapes of both hands are

held in a palm up position as they move back and forth.

To Ski

• Both hands with the X-handshapes

move in a downward sloping motion.

To Visit

• Both V-hands make alternating circles

forward in front of the body.

Turn to the people at your table and review the signs we just learned.

• To be born in • To be from • To grow up • Here • To live in • Beach • Ocean • Ice Skate • Ski

Expression Corner

• OH-I-SEE is an ASL expression that conveys comprehension, sympathy, and concern, similar to sounds like huh, hmm, oh, aha, and I see. It is often used in conversation.

Watch DVD “Where do you Live?”

Where is Kelly from?

Where did Sean grow up?

Who is from Ohio?

Where was Kelly born?

Does Kelly live in Utah?

Does Sean want to go to Maine?

REVIEW

A LOT

PRETTY

TO DO

DURING

FAMILY

FUN

ME AND YOU

VACATION

To be born in

To be from

To grow up

Here

To live in

Beach

Ocean

Ice Skate

Ski

To Visit

Well Known City Signs

Atlanta

• -A taps twice at chest

Boston

• -B bounces

Chicago

• C out and down (shape of a 7)

City/Town

• -The fingertips of the hands touch and twist as the hands move from one side to the other.

Washington DC

• -W spiral from shoulder + “DC”

State

• S taps twice on opposite palm

Los Angeles

• FSP “LA”

New Orleans

• The O-handshape of one hand brushes up against the palm of the opposite hand.

philidelphia

• -P out and down (shape of a 7)

Salt Lake City

• “SLC”

San Francisco

• “SF”

Seattle

• S shakes

Review

• Atlanta

• Boston

• Chicago

• City/Town

• Washington DC

• State

• Los Angeles

• New Orleans

• Philadelphia

• Salt Lake City

• San Francisco

• Seattle

Group Activity Interview 3 different people……..

• YOU BORN WHERE?

• YOU LIVE WHERE?

• GROW-UP WHERE?

After taking notes, get in a new group of 4 to share background info about 3 people.

REVIEW A LOT

PRETTY

TO DO

DURING

FAMILY

FUN

ME AND YOU

VACATION

To be born in

To be from

To grow up

Here

To live in

Beach

Ocean

Ice Skate

Ski

To Visit

States with signs

X across and down

Arizona

A’s at corners of mouth

Alaska

A at forehead opens to 5 at chin

Hawaii

H around face

Washington

W spiral from shoulder

Oregon

O spiral from shoulder

California

ILY from head to shoulder

Montana

M’s touch then go out and down

Colorado

color + “ado”, or C bounces up arm

New York

Y on open hand

Maine

F brushes down 2 X on shoulder

Review

• TEXAS

• ARIZONA

• ALASKA

• HAWAII

• WASHINGTON

• OREGON

• CALIFORNIA

• MONTANNA

• COLORADO

• NEW YORK

• MAINE

Practice

1. Name: Rachel

Born: Massachusetts

Moved to New Hampshire

Goes to school in New Hampshire

2. Name: Jeff

Born: Canada

Works in: Quebec

Is hearing

Wants to Live in: Hawaii

3. Name: Dan Born: Georgia Wants to live in Florida Likes to water ski 4. Name: Emilee Born: Oklahoma Is Deaf Enjoys playing sports Wants to visit Alaska

Continued…

1. Name : Ryan

Born: Texas

Grew up: Texas

Is learning ASL

Likes to go to the beach

2. Name: Sam

Lives in: Washington

Grew up: Montana

Is Deaf

Likes to Roller Blade

3. Name: Aundrea Born: California Works on the weekends Knows ASL Likes to ski, go to the ocean 4. Name: Gary Born: New Jersey Grew up: New York Doesn’t like sports Can’t ski

Practice—Eyebrows up on the

topics in RED.

1. I don’t like to ski. I like to rollerblade.

1. SKI I DON’T-LIKE. ICE SKATE I LIKE.

2. I want to visit Hawaii. I was born and grew up in

Oklahoma. Where does he/she live?

1. HAWAII I WANT VISIT. OKLAHOMA I BORN shift

GREW UP. HE/SHE LIVE WHERE?↓

3. Do you want to rollerblade Friday afternoon?

Where?

1. FRIDAY AFTERNOON GO TO BEACH YOU WANT?↑

pause MEET WHERE?↓

Dialogue 1 Sign twice, once as Signer A and once as Signer B

Eyebrows up on the topics in RED.

A: I was born in Alaska

ALASKA I BORN I.

B: Oh yeah? I’m from Texas.

SURE?↑ TEXAS I FROM I.

A: Do you like Texas?

YOU LIKE TEXAS?↑

B: Yes, I do.

YES I LIKE I.

A: I see. I want to visit Texas.

OH-I-SEE. TEXAS I WANT VISIT I.

Dialogue 2 Sign twice, once as Signer A and once as Signer B

Eyebrows up on the topics in RED.

A: I moved here from Florida

FLORIDA I-MOVE-HERE.

B: Why did you move here?

MOVE HERE WHY?↓

A: I want to go to school here.

SCHOOL I WANT GO HERE.

B: Oh, I see. Do you like it here?

OH-I-SEE. YOU LIKE HERE?↑

A: Yes, I do!

YES I LIKE I.

TEXAS CITIES

FORT WORTH

FW ON PALM OF HAND

EL PASO

L PASSES BY O

LUBBOCK

L AT FOREHEAD

GALVESTON

G TAPS AT CORNER OF MOUTH

G taps on chin

SAN ANTONIO

G TAPS AT CORNER OF MOUTH

HOUSTON

H TAPS AT CORNER OF MOUTH

TO BE CLOSE, NEAR

BOTH HANDS WITH A BENT CLOSED 5 HAND, THE HAND CLOSEST TO THE BODY MOVES

BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN THE BODY AND THE STATIONARY HAND.

TO BE FAR

BOTH HANDS BEGIN WITH THE A-HANDSHAPE AND THEN THE RIGHT HAND MOVES IN A ARC, FORWARD AWAY FROM THE LEFT

REVIEW

• DALLAS

• FORT WORTH

• EL PASO

• LUBBOCK

• GALVESTON

• SAN ANTONIO

• HOUSTON

• TO BE CLOSE, NEAR

• TO BE FAR

Partner Practice

• Find a partner

• Interview them

– Where were they born?

– Have they lived any where else?

– Have they visited any where interesting?

Let me introduce myself…

Sign for the class on our next BLOCK day…

Greeting

First and last name

Where you are from

Your birthday

Where you grew up

Two of your interests

A place you would like to visit

Two things you would do in that place

Practice translations…

Get out a sheet of notebook paper

Find a partner—give that person your notebook paper. Have them write their name on it then translate your monologue while you sign.

Take the paper and find a new partner—repeat.

Staple the translation to your glossing and turn in tomorrow.

If you do not turn this in with your assignment I will take 10 points of your grade.

To act/show

The A- handshapes move in a circular motion towards the body in an alternating movement.

• Act + person indicator

Car/to drive

• Both S-hands act as if they are holding a steering wheel and driving.

dark

Both open 5-hands come together in front of the face.

light

• Both hands middle fingers begin at the stomach and move up the chest and out at the shoulders.

Musician, singer

• One open flat hand moves back and forth along the forearm.

Television

Fingerspell TV

To watch

Bent L in front of chin

At (symbol)

A circles counterclockwise

Dot, period

Make a dot in the air

Email, email address

• Index finger of one hand moves back and forth through the opposite C handshape.

internet

• The middle fingers touch and then twist back and forth.

To listen

3 on ear bends

Music, sing

• Same as musician (no person indicator)

page

The thumb of the A handshape runs along the palm of the opposite hand.

Web page

• FSP-WWW

VOICES OFF Practice Activity

• Ask your partner: – Your email what?

• Write their email down on your paper. Write partner’s name next to it.

• Now your partner will turn their back to the screen. You will sign the email address on the screen to them. They cannot turn around and look. Switch after 5 emails, then you do the same thing to your partner. ABSOLUTLEY NO TALKING – ALL 10 emails on a sheet of paper (with both of your names at

the top= 100 for the day! • Talking= -10 each time I hear your voice!!

[email protected]

• [email protected]




mailto:[email protected]




[email protected]

Addresses

Address

• Both A-handshapes are placed on the chest and moved upward

number

• Both hands with flat O’s touch and twist

Street

• hands move in straight forward motion.

How do you sign an address?

34 Southern Street When signing about an unnamed street, route, path, or road

use the general street sign. In an address always fingerspell: Avenue (ave) boulevard (blvd) Court (court, ct) Drive (drive, dr) Road (road, rd) street (st)

Telephone

• Y held to ear

How do you sign a phone number?

Sign the numbers like you would say the phone number.

Eight one seven not eight seventeen

New

• The back of the right hand makes a scooping motion across the palm of the opposite hand

To be old (age)

• The s-handshape at the chin closes as it is pulled in a downward motion.

Pager

• N pinches at hip

Video Phone

5-handshape cross at wrist palms facing out.

Note for street names with -th, -st, -nd • You don’t need to fingerspell the -th, -st, or -

nd as part of a name like West 152nd Street

Practice signing the telephone numbers.

555-4667


293-1392


427-4203


682-8600

Sign the telephone numbers to your partner until they write it correctly.

1)

823 - 8092


2)

264 - 1104


3)

295 - 0205


4)

838 - 4647


5)

713 - 9553


6)

793 - 1010


7)

538 - 8884


8)

657 - 6741


9)

582 - 4667


10)

351 - 8524


11)

481 - 1600


12)

698 - 6721


13)

792 - 3350


14)

803 - 8855


15)

493 - 2222


16)

266 - 7503


17)

582 - 4345


18)

790 - 9221


19)

485 - 2953


20)

346 - 6400

Dialogue

• A: YOUR ADDRESS shift PHONE NUMBER NEED.

• B: MY ADDRESS 437 Park Blvd., shift MY PHONE NUMBER 480-555-9226.

Practice

1. 6225 Jarvis Avenue

2. 34 Brookvale Circle

3. 576 Lewelling Blvd.

4. 901 Phoenix Way

5. 3307 Third Ave. North

6. 4588 Peralta

1. 7422 Niles Blvd.

2. 3000 Evergreen

3. 39217 Estudillo

4. 1120 Hollenbeck Lane

5. 465 Oak Park Blvd.

6. 100 Tesla Road

• 346 – 6400

• 485 – 2953

• 790 – 9221

• 582 – 4345

• 698 – 6721

• 793 - 1010

Practice Jeff Michaels

29222 Sunrise Ave.

San Diego, CA

(619) 555-2000

Email [email protected]

Dan Olman

7 Pine Blvd

Madison, Wisconsin

Lori Brace

181 Lamp Road

Calgary, Alberta

Canada

Olivia Smith

Seattle, Washington

(206) 555-3444 cell

(206) 555-5040 home

(206) 555-9239 work

Kelly Trask

3877 Pierce Ave.

New York City

(212) 555-8322

video phone

Marti Housen

44 Casewell Blvd.

Louisville, Kentucky

Pager [email protected]

(502)555-3876 TTY


Practice: I will sign several questions to you, use the map to write the correct answer.

Seasons

To celebrate

• Both X hands circle Next to face

Depends

Index fingers extended , one finger rests on the other as both hands move up and down

Fall

B-handshape brushes elbow of opposite arm.

Spring

• 5-handshape comes up through C-handshape

Summer

Index finger slides across the forehead and bends into an X

Winter

• Both S-handshapes are pulled up to the body and shake as if someone is cold

How many

S-hands move upwards and open up to 5’s

Month

• Both index finger. One slides down the back of the other.

Season

• Fingerspell

Year

• Both hands with S-handshapes one hand circles the other.

Vocabulary—fingerspell months as we abbreviate them

in English

• JAN

• FEB

• MARCH

• APRIL

• MAY

• JUNE

• JULY

• AUG

• SEPT

• OCT

• NOV

• DEC

Practice

• May 10

• April 3

• July 22

• December 7

• September 25

• February 9

• October 31

• June 15

• August 29

• March 2

• November 8

• January 23

• April 13

• September 17

• May 19

• March 2

• August 18

• December 5

• June 27

• July 4

Dialogue

• A: Is it your birthday this month?

– NOW MONTH YOUR BIRTHDAY?↑

• B: No, my birthday is in April.

– NO. MY BIRTHDAY APRIL.

• A: Oh, I see. Which day?

– OH-I-SEE. DAY WHICH?↓

• B: April 10. What about your birthday?

– APRIL 10. YOUR BIRTHDAY WHEN?↓

Practice

• How many months are there in a year?

• Which season is your favorite?

• Which months are in the spring season?

• What are your three favorite months?

• Which season and month is your birthday in?

• What season are we in now?

• Which months are in the winter season?

• Which months do you go to school?

Favorites To act, show Actor Car, to drive Dark Light Musician, Singer Television To watch Email At (symbol) Dot, period Email, email address Internet To listen Music, to sing Page Web page

Address & Phone Numbers Address Number Street Telephone New To be old Pager Video Phone Seasons To celebrate Depends Fall Spring Summer Winter How Many Month Season Year

Major Holidays Christmas Easter Halloween Hanukkah Independence Day Kwanzaa Memorial Day New Years Passover St. Patrick's Day Thanksgiving Valentines Day Months of the Year`

Weather Inside Outside Weather (2) To be cloudy To be cold To be cool To be hot To rain To snow To be sunny To be warm Waves To be windy Lightning Thunder Tornado Hurricane

REVIEW A LOT

PRETTY

TO DO

DURING

FAMILY

FUN

ME AND YOU

VACATION

To be born in

To be from

To grow up

Here

To live in

Beach

Ocean

Ice Skate

Ski

To Visit

Review

• TEXAS

• ARIZONA

• ALASKA

• HAWAII

• WASHINGTON

• OREGON

• CALIFORNIA

• MONTANNA

• COLORADO

• NEW YORK

• MAINE

REVIEW

• DALLAS

• FORT WORTH

• EL PASO

• LUBBOCK

• GALVESTON

• SAN ANTONIO

• HOUSTON

• TO BE CLOSE, NEAR

• TO BE FAR

• To act, show

• Actor

• Car, to drive

• Dark

• Light

• Musician, Singer

• Television

• To watch

• At (symbol)

• Dot, Period

• Email

• Internet

• To listen

• Music, to sing

• Page

• Web Page

• Address

• Number

• Street (general)

• Telephone

• New

• To be old

• Pager

• Video Phone

• Season

• Spring

• Summer

• Winter

• Year

• To celebrate

• Depends

• Fall

• How many

• Month

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