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ASL 3---Doorbuster– sign to someone near
you- 3 things you did this weekend… (read?
Watch tv? Go somewhere? Eat? Sleep?
Today: status check on the tests- due tomorrow? Wednesday?
Introduce children’s stories- see examples.
Handout (children’s stories).
Time left: choose story, work on MMS test.
***If you want to begin your children story gloss, you may---but
we will have new notes soon that will change and improve it, on
“Expansion Techniques” in ASL- so I recommend you wait.
ASL 1 Today:
1. Written Doorbuster
2. Example of signing the Introducing
Yourself project;
3. watch “Waiting on the World to
Change”;
4. Project time
ASL
1-Doorbuster-check if you have this copied:
Be sure you have the handout(Introduce Yourself)
“I have one sister.”
TIME OBJECT SUBJECT VERB + amount
SISTER ME HAVE
1
Or, you can phrase it as a rhetorical question (rh):
Rhetorical questions- ask, but do not want an answer (eyebrows up)
_____________rh_
FAMILY ME HAVE SISTER 1, BROTHER 2
________________________________________
To introduce yourself:
______rh_
__rh_
HELLO NAME ME ______ AGE ____ FRESHMAN ME
COLOR FAVORITE PURPLE
___________rh_
CHOCOLATE ME LIKE
or, ME LIKE WHAT CHOCOLATE
ASL 2
Today:
Written Doorbuster
Room Example signed
Project time
Tomorrow:
computer lab- copy Unit 13 signs, practice signing rooms,
work on music videos with time remaining.
Welcome ASL 2! Sit with chosen groups; phones
okay for class today
Written Doorbuster: copy these notes (if you did not copy them Friday)
Tips on correctly Signing Items in a Room:
1.To sign a room, sign from the door perspective
2.Be sure you have transitions from item to item
Use a building feature (corner, door) or the most recent item (table, couch); then show the
new item going from the last one (“place” the new item in space)
3.Classifier requirement (3)- these help you show shape, size, and
location in the room
Label at least 3 items with a (CL) for your test, to show you plan to sign
them with a classifier (examples on p.3
of SN Level 2 book)
***Done? Have your room draft out and ready- work on
improving it (I will sign an example today)