Randomly picked signs we decided to learn this week:
Twin
Dog
Cat
Mouse
Fake
Food
Eat
Chair
Sit
Bacon
Want
Eggs
Salt/pepper
Bread
Toast
Hot/cold
Strange
Pastries/cake/cookie
Fish
Sea
Water
Drink
Candy
Apple
Peanut butter
Butter
Salad
Pizza
Chocolate
Church
Computer
Banana
Flour
Flower
Sugar and sweet
Strawberries
Sticky
Cute
Pumpkin
Potato
Pie
Santa
Day
Christ
Christmas
Traick or treat
Halloween
Valentines day
Today or now
Easter
Bunny
Horse
Thanksgiving
Birthday
Candle
Leaf
Tree
Spring
New signs:
New numbers:
22-99, 100, 200, 300,..
Feelings:
Good
Bad
Happy
Sad
Angry
Sick
Tired
Bored
Very
Lonesome
Gross
Scared
Family:
Family
Important
Girl/Boy
Aunt/Uncle
Father/Mother
Grandpa/grandma
Cousin
Sister/ brother
Husband/ wife
Friends
Baby—son and daughter
Niece/ nephew
Marriage
Boyfriend/ girlfriend
Review of alphabet and numbers then on to colors:
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple
Pink
Black
White
Gray
Brown/tan
Gold
Silver
Question starters such as who, what, when, where, why, how, which, and what’s up.
*note: facials are very important; for questions, the eyebrows turn downward.
Random signs we learned:
Yes and no
Thank you and you’re welcome
Please
Sorry
Like
Sentence structure:
Subject, object, verb.
Example sentence: I like green—I green like.
Co facilitators for the year are Ashley Batesole and Rebecca Krelko
Treasurer for this year is Kristina Klusek
Secretary for this year is Rosa Nardo
We started off with the alphabet and numbers one through twenty:
Some useful websites to learn more sign language are http://aslpro.com/ and http://www.signingsavvy.com/
House
Home
Room
restroom/bathroom
kitchen
bedroom
living room
garage
up/down- stairs
dining room
family room
hallway
attic
work
office
basement
porch
building materials [wood, stone]
fence
yard
roof
work
school
homework
library
church
store
car
driving
road
traffic
accident
furniture
blinds
couch
bed
window
chair (regular)
chair (recliner)
table, door
front door
toilet
fireplace
oven
counter
shower
bathtub
curtains
lamp
freezer
ceiling fan
microwave
mirror
closet
dresser
desk
swimming pool
coffee table
rocking chair
piano
(book)shelf
Dishwasher
Phone
Comforter
Pillow
Blanket
Towel
Clock
Tissue
Art
Picture
picture frame
tv
stove
sink
fridge
ac
rug
Food
Hungry
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Thirsty
Cook
Pancake, waffle
Water
Milk
Coffee
Tea
Pop
Coke
Pepsi (face squiggle)
Drink
Alcoholic drink
Hamburger
Cookie
Hotdog
Beef, meat
Chicken
Turkey
Bread
Strawberry
Cherry
Apple
Banana
Pineapple
Pumpkin
Potato
Cheese vs movie
Salad
Corn
Onion
Soup
Jelly
Toast
Egg
bacon
Syrup
Chocolate
(Nut butter) peanut butter
Jello
Pie
Candy
Pizza
French fries
Sandwich
Carmel
Carrot
Cake
Ice cream
Taco
Chips
want
need/should/must
like
don’t like
love
hate
think
have
leave
go/go-out
join
enter
walk
run
jump
dance
stand
sit
sleep
swim
play
sing
talk
prefer
taste
hear
touch-emotion and contact
smell
look
see
know
don’t know
teach
study
learn
fight
attack
defend
nag
communicate
video conference
greet
give
heart
flowers
rose
chocolate
candy
Valentine
card
February 14th
We went over basic house signs, next week we will do furniture signs.
house
home
room
describer then room (ex: family, bed, living)
bathroom
kitchen
garage
car
downstairs, upstairs
dining (eat) room
hallway
road
attic (finger spell)
work
office
basement
porch
siding
wood
stone
brick
carpet (soft floor)
fence
yard
roof
school
college
university
homework
library
church (chocolate, computer)
store
driving
traffic
car accident
road
bike
sidewalk
skateboard
Japan
door
woods
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
ASL song interpretation rarely follows the words of the song exactly, nor does it necessarily follow the proper grammar rules of either spoken English or ASL. This is an interpretation of “Rudolph”– the all caps denotes the ASL signs. Our very own (still) lovely Jessica has also made a video of our version of “Rudolph”: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_dIUFJcyLE
You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen
YOU KNOW (NAME SIGNS)
Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen
(MORE NAME SIGNS)
But do you recall
REMEMBER
The most famous reindeer of all?
MOST FAMOUS REINDEER?
Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer
RUDOPLH RED NOSE REINDEER
had a very shiny nose.
(3x) CLASSIFIER (shiny nose).
And if you ever saw him,
IF YOU SAW
you would even say it glows.
YOU ALL SAY GLOWS (from nose)
All of the other reindeer
PAST REINDEER OTHER ALL
used to laugh and call him names.
LAUGH AND TEASE
They never let poor Rudolph
NEVER ALLOW RUDOLPH
join in any reindeer games.
JOIN GAMES
Then one foggy Christmas Eve
CHRISTMAS EVE (fingerspelled) FOG
Santa came to say:
SANTA ARRIVED SAY
“Rudolph with your nose so bright,
RUDOLPH MODIFIER (shiny nose)
won’t you guide my sleigh tonight?”
PLEASE GUIDE MY SLEIGH TONIGHT
Then all the reindeer loved him
FINISH REINDEER ALL LOVE
as they shouted out with glee
(2X) SHOUT HAPPY
“Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer
RUDOPLH RED NOSE REINDEER
you’ll go down in history!”
FAMOUS FOREVER.
Halloween
pumpkin
harvest
leaf
magic
mask
ghost
witch
costume
corn
scare
scarecrow
trick or treat
wicked
wig
jack-o-lantern
jester
goblin
candy
apple
caramel
sweet
sticky
haunt
hay/straw
house
fire
cider [finger spell]
superman
spider
spiderweb
vampire
bat
blood
bones
skeleton
cemetery
spirit
dead
funeral
funeral procession
fang
pot
broom
coffin [dead person box]
meet
nice
clean
melon
waiting
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