Unit 6

Signing Naturally Unit 6

Weekly Activities

Review Day!!

Similar to yesterdays activity, you will be going around the room and asking everyone what they do on a certain day.

You will need to ask a different day and time for each person in order to fill up your week. You may have 1-2 blanks.

When you are ANSWERING other people's questions, try to pick a different activity. Don't just respond with:

ME PLAY BASKETBALL

over, and over, and over, and over again. :)

To get ready for your test next week, we are going to play a review game.

STAY IN THE

TARGET LANGUAGE!!!!

(ASL)

THIS IS A GRADE!

C -

H -

A -

M -

P -

S -

Level 0

Raise your hand.

Reasons for being late & listing

Sit with partners

Everyone will participate.

Stay in the TL (target language). Resist thinking in English... THINK ASL!!!!

NUMBERS QUIZ!!

Who's turn to volunteer?

Number your paper #1-10.

Title it "Numbers Quiz #9"

Your answers will look like this:

STUDENTS 10/9 DON'T-LIKE HOMEWORK

Opinion Activity

You are going to be "interviewing" each person in the class and asking them their opinion on a certain activity.

After that, you will tell us how many people enjoyed, liked, didn't like, etc. you activity. I will show you how to sign this.

I will be walking around to observe and answer any questions.

As always, there should be no talking...

ONLY SIGNING.

This will be graded. Turn into the box when you are done.

You will have 15 minutes!

Opinions of Activities

J.P. - babysitting

Cheyenne - drinking coke

Agatha - playing basketball

Hazel - studying

Sarah - cleaning house

Scout - work

Ashlyn - watching a baseball game

Alec - riding a bicycle

Jansin - lifting weights

Shaneyshlee - running

Kayleigh - getting up early in the morning

Emma - watching a movie

Amanda - eating at a restaurant

Garrett - playing baseball

Stephen - swimming

Jordane - practicing ASL

Alex - homework

Ra'Shai - school

Yasmyn - eating cafeteria food

Devone - reading

Weston - playing football

Natalie - hanging out with friends

Amber - playing cards

Chris - cook

When you are done, go back to your seat.

Level 0

Raise your hand.

Opinions on activities/interview

Move around the room. Be sure to ask EVERYONE!!!

Everyone will participate.

Stay in the TL (target language). Resist thinking in English... THINK ASL!!!!

C -

H -

A -

M -

P -

S -

ENJOY LIKE OK SO-SO BORING DON'T-LIKE AWFUL

Non-Dominant Hand: Sign the total # of people in class.

Dominant Hand: "Pull" the number of people that had that opinion of your activity and sign to your dominant side.

This means "out of" when signing statistics in ASL.

Ex: Out of 20 students, 4 enjoy swimming.

STUDENTS 20, 4 ENJOY SWIM.

Any volunteers to share their numbers??

We will present today and tomorrow, if needed.

Reasons for being late

How to list on one hand

(family)

On your non-dominant hand, hold up the number of people in your family, including your parents and yourself.

If you have more than 5 people, use your dominant to continue.

Start by listing the person who is oldest on your thumb. Work your way down from oldest to youngest, thumb to pinky.

This can be used for any kind of list. (class periods, grocery lists, etc.)

How to list on one hand

(lists in general)

If you know how many things you will list, hold up that number on your ND hand. Start with your thumb (#1) and begin your list downward.

Example: Reasons for being late (three total)

First (thumb) - ME WOKE UP LATE

SECOND (pointer) - ME HURRY SHOWER CHANGE-CLOTHES

THIRD (middle) - DRIVE GO-TO SCHOOL. STOP ALL RED LIGHT.

What is your opinion of...

• Watching basketball
• Studying
• Cleaning
• Playing cards

As you have already learned from your notes on Tuesday, it is very important to share with a Deaf person why you showed up late or missed an event. In the hearing world, we would apologize for being late and include a reason. Same goes for the Deaf community.

You and a partner will come up with a dialogue in which you will both share why you were late or missed an event.

You must include at least 3 reasons why you are late and list them on your hand.

Include time signs! (morning, afternoon, night, all-day, all-night, etc.)

I will give you a basic layout to follow.

Practice makes perfect!!!

A: SORRY ME LATE TO (EVENT)

B: OK (NMM: head nod) ME LATE TOO!

A: YOU LATE WHY?

B: 1ST (TIME, if used) (ACTIVITY)

2ND (TIME, if used) (ACTIVITY)

3RD (TIME, if used) (ACTIVITY)

A: OH-I-SEE. ME LATE WHY?

1ST (TIME, if used) (ACTIVITY)

2ND (TIME, if used) (ACTIVITY)

3RD (TIME, if used) (ACTIVITY)

B: OH-I-SEE READY GO-TO (EVENT)

A: SURE!

Of course, we will share!!!

You have 5 minutes to practice!!!

Warm Up

THIS MUST BE MEMORIZED!!!!!!

Unit 6 Vocabulary

You and your partner will have 15 minutes to practice!!!!!

.

You have 5 minutes to practice with your partner!!!

MONDAY ABSENT OVERNIGHT WORK

TUESDAY DOCTOR TODAY/NOW SHOPPING

WEDNESDAY LAST (TIME) YESTERDAY VISIT

THURSDAY LATE TOMORROW PARTY

FRIDAY LEAVE COOK CHURCH

SATURDAY EARLY CLEAN STORE

SUNDAY APPOINTMENT STUDY RESTAURANT

MORNING NEXT-WEEK CHAT MOVIE

AFTERNOON LAST-WEEK STAY HOME PARK

NIGHT PLAN BABYSIT HOSPITAL

CLASS NOON WATCH KIDS FOOTBALL

BASEBALL BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL RUNNING

CARDS EXERCISE PLAY MEDICAL

MEETING DENTIST FLAT-TIRE MEDICINE

TRAFFIC CAR BROKE-DOWN PARK (CAR)

SICK

Please be respectful of each group that is presenting. You need to be watching and pay attention to who is in front of you.

CLEAR YOUR DESKS!!!!!!

This is what we are going

to sign:

Veteran's Day

Vocabulary

Thank you for your service in the U.S. Military. We appreciate your hard work, bravery, and dedication. We honor and remember those who fought for freedom and peace. Thank you Madison Veterans.

Since today is Veteran's Day,

instead of WRITING all of our

on-campus veterans a card, we are going to SIGN to them!

I will video you guys saying thank you and email it to all of our veterans here at Madison.

PEACE

NAVY

ARMY

MARINES

AIRFORCE

BATTLE

BRAVE

DEFEND

MEMORIAL

REMEMBER

SACRIFICE

SOLDIER

TROOP

VETERAN

FREEDOM

GUARD

HONOR

Agenda

Expressive Presentations

Remind 101 - ASL Club

OBJ: SWBAT conduct a signed dialogue with a partner about their family members by using the target language.

Announcements

ID Check - must be visible!!

No Food or Drinks

Cell phones are put away. If it is seen or heard, I will collect it.

Backpacks on the side of the room. You will need paper and a pen/pencil.

Deaf Coffee Chat - November 22

7:00pm-ish @ The Quarry Starbucks

ASL CLUB MEETING - TODAY - 8:00am OR 4:15pm

to practice our Christmas Carols for Dec. 15!!!

SAC ASL "Glee" Club Performance!! December 7 @ 7:00pm

HS Students are $5.00 --- SAC McAllister Auditorium