Master ASL Vocabulary Unit 5
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Master ASL Vocabulary Unit 5 School and Life Signs
Using the Agent Marker
Classifiers V, 1, and 3
School Subjects
Signing Times
School Related People
FOOTBALL
See how the players on each team (represented by the fingers) line up and crash
into one another?
VICE-PRESIDENT
AREA (location)
CAFETERIA
GYMNASIUM
HALLWAY
Be careful that your hands are up and down,
because when the fingertips face forward,
the sign becomes ROAD.
LIBRARY
OFFICE
STADIUM/AUDITORIUM
Can you see how the hands show the people
sitting on a slope?
STUDENT CENTER
Student Center
TECHNOLOGY CENTER
THEATRE/DRAMA
CLASS
This sign can also be initialized with a “T” for
TEAM, an “F” for FAMILY, or a “G” for GROUP.
LOCKER
to LOOK-FOR/SEARCH
ROOM/BOX
Notice how the hands show the four walls of a room. Office is the
same way but with the “O” handshape.
STORE
COACH/BOSS/DEAN
COUNSELOR
Without the agent marker, this sign is counsel, or
advice.
INTERPRETER
LIBRARIAN
NURSE
PRINCIPAL
PSYCHOLOGIST
SECRETARY
to COOK
Notice how the action is that of flipping food over in a pan.
to MANAGE/CONTROL
This movement represents holding and controlling the
reins of a horse.
to PICK-ON
to SERVE
Add the agent marker and this sign becomes WAITOR.
to WRITE
ACTIVITY CENTER
FRONT
BACK
FIELD (grass + area)
Be careful not to sign FIELD TRIP, as this is not
the correct concept… unless you are taking a trip
to an actual field.
FLAG
To sign HOTEL simply change the handshape to
an “H”.
SNACK MACHINE
See how the cogs of the machine are working together?
SODA MACHINE
FRESHMAN
SOPHOMORE
JUNIOR
SENIOR
WHAT YEAR ARE YOU?
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
To sing KINDERGARTEN simply change the “E” to a “K”. You can see how they
are both under the left hand, representing basic schooling.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
To sign HIGH SCHOOL, simply fingerspell HS.
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE is signed with a flat hand instead of a “U” handshape.
to MAJOR IN
To sign MINOR, move the dominate hand to the bottom
instead of the top.
to TAKE (something)As in to take a class
This is also the sign for ADOPT.
to FORGET
This movement represents wiping
something from your forehead.
to REMEMBER
Here we see the sign showing taking something from the head and sticking it to the thumb, as
if to remember it.
to THINK
To sign THINK-ABOUT or WONDER circle the index
finger at the temple with either one or two hands.
ART
When you change the handshape to a “D” you have
the sign for DESIGN.
AUTO BODY
BUSINESS
Notice that BUSINESS is a bigger movement but BUSY is a smaller quicker movement.
SCIENCE
See how the sign looks like you are pouring in liquid for an
experiment?
BIOLOGY
CHEMISTRY
COMPUTER TECH
Alternate Signs for Computer
DRAMA
ECONOMICS
EDUCATION
Notice how this sign is similar to teach? The information is
coming out of the brain and moving forward with the initialized letters “ED”.
ENGINEERING
The sign for MEASURE is very similar. The two “Y” hands touch instead of
one twisting.
ENGLISH
GEOGRAPHY
This is also the sign for EARTH.
GOVERNMENT
Change the handshape to a “P” and you have the sign for
POLITICS.
GYM
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
HEALTH
HISTORY
JOURNALISM
This is also the sign for PUBLICATION and
NEWSPAPER.
MATH
The root sign for MULTIPLY or FIGURE-OUT is made with two “V”
hands. Here we see it initialized with an “M” for MATH.
Other Related Math Subjects Initialized
ALGEBRA
Other Related Math Subjects Initialized
CALCULUS
TRIGONOMETRY
PHOTOGRAPHY
PHYSICS
The sign for BATTERY or ELCETRICITY is made the same way with only the index fingers.
PHYSIOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
SPEECH
This is also the sign for LECTURE. Change the handshape to an “F” and you have PREACH.
TEACHER’S ASSISTANT
WOODSHOP
YEARBOOK
to be GOOD-AT/SKILLED
to be BAD-AT
GALLAUDET
An A Grade
An F Grade
You can also sign B and C grades on the hand in the same way.
BUS
What is a classifier? A classifier is a handshape
that conveys additional details about a sign’s
meaning. For example: The direction something moves, how a person walks, or where something is located.
The sign for Classifier is CL
When you gloss a classifier you write CL: Example:
Bicycle CL:3 (down a hill)
The Classifier 3 represents any land
vehicle.
You MUST identify with a sign what the classifier represents FIRST and then you may give
additional information about the sign with the appropriate classifier.
Classifier Examples:
The bicycle went up a hill.
BICYCLE CL:3 (go uphill)
The motorcycle did a wheelie.
MOTORCYCLE CL:3 (did wheelie)
The car crashed into a tree.
TREE CAR CL:3 (crash into tree)
The Classifier 1 generally depicts an individual and it’s location, action, and manner. Manipulate the sign to
reflect details such as walking slowly, hunched over, falling down, passing
someone, etc.
Classifier 1 can also indicate cylindrical objects as well, such as poles, logs,
pencils, etc.
MAN CL:1 (walk slowly)
MAN CL:1 (walk quickly)
KIDS CL:V (walk
together)
The classifier V (written upside-down) represents the actions of
an individual's legs or eyes.
Lying on back
Jumping
Swinging feet
Walking
ACCIDENT
MOTORCYCLE
to RIDE-A-HORSE
to DANCE
to LINE-UP
to LOOK-AT
AROUND (time)
HOUR
HALF HOUR
NOON
Here we see the sun at the directly above us.
MIDNIGHT
Now the sun is on the opposite of the earth.
TIME/WHAT TIME IS IT?
ALARM/BELL
to ARRIVE (person)
to ARRIVE (plane)
to DEPART (plane)
TRAIN
to TAKE-OFF (person)As in need to leave in a hurry.
to START/BEGIN
See how the motion looks like starting a car?
to FINISH/to be done
This sign also means to stop doing something. To CUT-IT-
OUT.
to be LATE
to TAKE (literally)
to TAKE (abstract)
to BREAK (literally)
to BREAK (abstract)
This sign also means
INTERMISSION or HALFTIME.
End of Unit 5
YEA!
Don’t you feel smart?