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

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Master ASL Vocabulary Unit 5 . School and Life Signs. School Related People. Using the Agent Marker. Signing Times . School Subjects. Classifiers V, 1, and 3. FOOTBALL . See how the players on each team (represented by the fingers) line up and crash into one another? . VICE-PRESIDENT. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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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

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FOOTBALL

See how the players on each team (represented by the fingers) line up and crash

into one another?

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VICE-PRESIDENT

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AREA (location)

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CAFETERIA

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GYMNASIUM

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HALLWAY

Be careful that your hands are up and down,

because when the fingertips face forward,

the sign becomes ROAD.

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LIBRARY

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OFFICE

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STADIUM/AUDITORIUM

Can you see how the hands show the people

sitting on a slope?

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STUDENT CENTER

Student Center

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TECHNOLOGY CENTER

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THEATRE/DRAMA

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CLASS

This sign can also be initialized with a “T” for

TEAM, an “F” for FAMILY, or a “G” for GROUP.

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LOCKER

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to LOOK-FOR/SEARCH

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ROOM/BOX

Notice how the hands show the four walls of a room. Office is the

same way but with the “O” handshape.

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STORE

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COACH/BOSS/DEAN

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COUNSELOR

Without the agent marker, this sign is counsel, or

advice.

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INTERPRETER

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LIBRARIAN

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NURSE

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PRINCIPAL

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PSYCHOLOGIST

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SECRETARY

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to COOK

Notice how the action is that of flipping food over in a pan.

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to MANAGE/CONTROL

This movement represents holding and controlling the

reins of a horse.

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to PICK-ON

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to SERVE

Add the agent marker and this sign becomes WAITOR.

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to WRITE

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ACTIVITY CENTER

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FRONT

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BACK

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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.

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FLAG

To sign HOTEL simply change the handshape to

an “H”.

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SNACK MACHINE

See how the cogs of the machine are working together?

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SODA MACHINE

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FRESHMAN

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SOPHOMORE

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JUNIOR

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SENIOR

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WHAT YEAR ARE YOU?

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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.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL

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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

To sign HIGH SCHOOL, simply fingerspell HS.

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UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE is signed with a flat hand instead of a “U” handshape.

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to MAJOR IN

To sign MINOR, move the dominate hand to the bottom

instead of the top.

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to TAKE (something)As in to take a class

This is also the sign for ADOPT.

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to FORGET

This movement represents wiping

something from your forehead.

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to REMEMBER

Here we see the sign showing taking something from the head and sticking it to the thumb, as

if to remember it.

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to THINK

To sign THINK-ABOUT or WONDER circle the index

finger at the temple with either one or two hands.

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ART

When you change the handshape to a “D” you have

the sign for DESIGN.

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AUTO BODY

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BUSINESS

Notice that BUSINESS is a bigger movement but BUSY is a smaller quicker movement.

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SCIENCE

See how the sign looks like you are pouring in liquid for an

experiment?

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BIOLOGY

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CHEMISTRY

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COMPUTER TECH

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Alternate Signs for Computer

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DRAMA

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ECONOMICS

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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”.

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ENGINEERING

The sign for MEASURE is very similar. The two “Y” hands touch instead of

one twisting.

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ENGLISH

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GEOGRAPHY

This is also the sign for EARTH.

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GOVERNMENT

Change the handshape to a “P” and you have the sign for

POLITICS.

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GYM

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

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HEALTH

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HISTORY

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JOURNALISM

This is also the sign for PUBLICATION and

NEWSPAPER.

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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.

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Other Related Math Subjects Initialized

ALGEBRA

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Other Related Math Subjects Initialized

CALCULUS

TRIGONOMETRY

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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PHYSICS

The sign for BATTERY or ELCETRICITY is made the same way with only the index fingers.

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PHYSIOLOGY

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SOCIOLOGY

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SPEECH

This is also the sign for LECTURE. Change the handshape to an “F” and you have PREACH.

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TEACHER’S ASSISTANT

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WOODSHOP

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YEARBOOK

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to be GOOD-AT/SKILLED

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to be BAD-AT

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GALLAUDET

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An A Grade

An F Grade

You can also sign B and C grades on the hand in the same way.

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BUS

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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)

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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.

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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)

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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)

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The classifier V (written upside-down) represents the actions of

an individual's legs or eyes.

Lying on back

Jumping

Swinging feet

Walking

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ACCIDENT

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MOTORCYCLE

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to RIDE-A-HORSE

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to DANCE

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to LINE-UP

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to LOOK-AT

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AROUND (time)

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HOUR

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HALF HOUR

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NOON

Here we see the sun at the directly above us.

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MIDNIGHT

Now the sun is on the opposite of the earth.

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TIME/WHAT TIME IS IT?

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ALARM/BELL

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to ARRIVE (person)

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to ARRIVE (plane)

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to DEPART (plane)

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TRAIN

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to TAKE-OFF (person)As in need to leave in a hurry.

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to START/BEGIN

See how the motion looks like starting a car?

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to FINISH/to be done

This sign also means to stop doing something. To CUT-IT-

OUT.

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to be LATE

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to TAKE (literally)

to TAKE (abstract)

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to BREAK (literally)

to BREAK (abstract)

This sign also means

INTERMISSION or HALFTIME.

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End of Unit 5

YEA!

Don’t you feel smart?