Well-Known Cities

Well-known Cities

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American Sign Language9th Grade

This lesson contains 29 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

Items in this lesson

Well-known Cities

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States Dice Game

Materials:

Have one partner grab a clear folder from the back
Have the other partner grab the die from me at the front of the classroom

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5:00

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well known cities

Slide 3 - Mind map

Well-known Cities

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Objectives

Review states
Identify large cities around this area
Learn major cities in ASL
Apply cities learned to what states they are located in (first in English then in ASL)

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Major Cities Around here

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Culture Time

Did you know??

Most Deaf Adults live in larger cities across the United States.

Why do you think Deaf Adults prefer to live in larger cities?

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Why do you think Deaf Adults live in larger cities?

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Continued

Deaf Adults live in larger cities, because jobs, social opportunities, Deaf-interest agencies, schools for the Deaf, and interpreters are more plentiful in metropolitan areas than isolated areas.

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What area do you think has the highest Deaf population?

Slide 10 - Mind map

Rochester New York

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Cities

City, town

Atlanta

Boston

Chicago

Houston

Los Angeles

New Orleans

Philadelphia

Salt Lake City

San Francisco

Seattle

Washington DC

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city, town

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Atlanta

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Boston

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Chicago

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Houston

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Los Angeles

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New Orleans

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Philadelphia

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Salt Lake City

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San Francisco

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Seattle

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Washington D.C.

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GimKit- Major Cities

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Match

Houston

Atlanta

Boston

New Orleans

Philadephia

Salt Lake City

Seattle

Chicago

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ASL Connecting Cities with States

In your ASL notebook take the results of the drag and drop and write it in your notebook.
Practice signing with a partner, I'll pull sticks

Example: ATLANTA WHERE? GA

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ASL Bingo States and Cities

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Well-Known Cities

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