Beginning American Sign Language Class: Week 2
Beginning American Sign Language Class: Week Two
- Prayer
- Review
Fingerspelling
- (chart)
- Review
Receptive Fingerspelling Quiz
Numbers 0-20
- Review
Pronoun Vocabulary
- I/Me
- You
- He/She/It, Him/Her
- We/us
- They/Them
- You (plural)
- My/Mine
- Your/Yours
- His/Her/Hers/Its
- Our/Ours
- Their/Theirs
- Your/Yours (plural)
Dialogue Vocabulary
- Hello
- What
- Name
- Nice
- Meet
- Same, Like
- Same-As-Me
Age (number incorporation)
- He is four years old.
- HE AGE-4
- Amy is age eleven.
- A-M-Y SHE AGE-11
- I am 20.
- ME AGE-20
- Find a partner
REVIEW: Week one dialogue
- Person A:
- Hello, what’s your name?
- HELLO YOUR NAME WHAT
- Person B:
- My name is _________
- MY NAME _________
- Person A:
- (repeat name).
- Person B:
- What’s your name?
- YOUR NAME WHAT
- Person A:
- My name is _________
- MY NAME _________
- Person B:
- (repeat name). Nice to meet you.
- (repeat name). NICE MEET YOU.
- Person A:
- Nice to meet you, too.
- NICE MEET-YOU SAME. or ME-SAME
New material
- Numbers 21-40
- Time (number incorporation)
Vocabulary: Relationships
- Mom
- Grandma
- Woman
- Girl
- Daughter
- Granddaughter
- Sister
- Wife
- Girlfriend
- Aunt
- Cousin (female)
- Niece
- Dad
- Grandpa
- Man
- Boy
- Son
- Grandson
- Brother
- Husband
- Boyfriend
- Uncle
- Cousin (male)
- Nephew
Vocabulary: Emotions/States of being
- Happy
- Sad
- Upset
- Angry, mad
- Tired
- Excited
- Fine
- Disappointed, miss
- Scared, frightened
- Nervous, anxious
- Proud
- Bored
- Curious
- Embarrassed
- Frustrated
- Worried, troubled
- Surprised
- OK
- Silly
- Funny
- Good
Vocabulary: Places
- Work
- School
- Home
- Church
- Store
- Restaurant
- Starbucks
- Target
- In-N-Out
Vocabulary: Random
- Go
- Want
- Don’t-want
- Need
- Delicious
- Can’t
- Enjoy
- Oh-I-See
- Thank-You
- Class
- Two-of-Us
- Two-of-them
Vocabulary: Common phrases
- What are you doing?/What do you want to do?
- What’s up?
- How are you?
Wh-Words Facial Grammar
Vocabulary: Wh-words
- Who
- What
- Where
- When
- Why
- How
- How-Many
- Non-manual marker: The eyebrows are furrowed a bit (squeezed somewhat together) and the head moved slightly forward.
Partner Dialogue
- Person A:
- Hello, how are you?
- HELLO HOW-YOU.
- Person B:
- I’m excited. How are you?
- ME EXCITED ME. HOW-YOU.
- Person A:
- I’m fine. Why are you excited?
- ME FINE ME. YOU EXCITED WHY.
- Person B:
- At seven o’clock I’m going to Starbucks.
- TIME-7 ME WHAT-DO. GO STARBUCKS.
- Person A:
- Starbucks is delicious.
- STARBUCKS DELICIOUS.
- Person B:
- Do you want to go to Starbucks?
- STARBUCKS TWO-OF-US GO WANT.
- Person A:
- I have ASL class at six so I can’t.
- ME CAN’T. WHY. CLASS A-S-L TIME-6.
- Person B:
- I understand. Enjoy work.
- OH-I-SEE. CLASS ENJOY.
- Person A:
- Thanks. I will.
- THANK-YOU. I WILL I. (positive head nod)
Fingerspelling Review
Fingerspelling Review
Receptive Fingerspelling Quiz
Receptive Fingerspelling Quiz
Numbers 0-20 Review
Numbers 0-20 Review
Review of Number Incorporation: Age
Review of Number Incorporation: Age
Review of Dialogue 1
Review of Dialogue 1
Review of Dialogue 1 Vocabulary and Pronouns
Review of Dialogue 1 Vocabulary and Pronouns
Numbers 21-40
Numbers 21-40
Number Incorporation: Time
Number Incorporation: Time
Vocabulary: Relationships to People
Vocabulary: Relationships to People
Vocabulary: Emotions and States of Being (part 1)
Vocabulary: Emotions and States of Being (part 1)
Vocabulary: Emotions and States of Being (part 2)
Vocabulary: Emotions and States of Being (part 2)
Vocabulary: Places
Vocabulary: Places
Vocabulary: Random
Vocabulary: Random
Vocabulary: Common Phrases
Vocabulary: Common Phrases
Dialogue 2
Dialogue 2