Alphabet A-Z, names, and name signs

• American Sign Language

Alphabet A-Z, Names, Name Signs

Today

ASL Alphabet 

Fingerspelling 

Double letters

Warm-up

A-Z Blooket review

00:03

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

00:10

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

00:18

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

00:25

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

00:30

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

00:36

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

00:41

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

00:46

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

00:52

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

00:57

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

01:02

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

01:07

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

01:12

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

01:18

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

01:23

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

01:27

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

01:30

What is this letter? (type it uppercase)

How do you feel about the ASL Alphabet. (Reflect on how you did on the Blooket and review video)

100%

90%

80%

70%

I need help

Fingerspelling 

-Partner time:

What is finger spelling? 

When do you use it?

Why is it used?

I will call on you after

True or False: You should fingerspell low by your hip?

True

Flase

True or False: You should not maintain eye contact with the person you are fingerspelling with?

True

False

True or False: Try to fingerspell your name or the word smoothly, don't bounce.

True

False

Does your name have a double letter?

While watching the video, write down in your ASL notebook the three ways or rules for fingerspelling double letters (aa, oo, ee, nn) and what letters you should do for each rule.

Share with your group

Check Your Notes

Double Letters

J moves _____ times

slide away from ______

tap _____times, letters? _ _ _ _ _ _

arch same direction as ________

Name Signs

-Let's go into detail what they are

Name Signs Review

culture

K/W/L

• ASL notebook
• Put today's date at the top
• On the next line put name signs 
• Draw two lines 
• Label them Know, Want to know, learned 
• You will be creating a poster with a team at the end 

Know

Want

Learned

ASL Sign Poster

Objectives: 

• Create a poster with your group based on the KWL chart that you filled out last class

What do I need today?:

• ASL notebook
• Something to write with 
• Laptop

Question of the day

If you could pick your name sign, what would it be? Why?

or

If you have a name sign share what it is and if it has a special meaning.

make sure it is school appropriate 

• Remember: culturally hearing people cannot give name signs

Poster Requirements

What do I need? 

1. Title 

2. Your names in the top right corner

3. WANT TO KNOW (title)

three facts

FACTS (title)

three facts

4. Picture

Name Sign Poster

You have 10 minutes to create your poster 

-Using your notes and your team's notes provide the following:

1. 3 things you want to know more about name signs

2. 3 facts that you feel are the most important out of what you have learned

3. Draw one picture  

Poster walk 

• You will walk around the room to each poster 
• Write down the following in your notebook:
• 3 wonders what you like 
• 3 facts that you also felt were important 
•  When you are done quietly sit down 
• No talking during this activity, please

Name signs in this class.

• We will not give name signs in this class, because it is not culturally appropriate (unless you are hard of hearing or Deaf).
• Remember, name signs are important to the Deaf culture and community
• Fingerspell your name in class

ASL Name Card

• We will be creating an ASL name card 
• Cut out the ASL letters of your name and glue them to your index card (First and Last Initial) 

Fingerspelling First/Last name

• You don't need to sign first name, last name
• Don't drop your hand when going between your first and last name 
• Simply take a brief pause (not too long) between the two 

Practice

• Using your notecard practice fingerspelling your first 
• Don't forget the rules that we went over (fingerspell your name smoothly, brief pause between first and last name)

Exit Ticket

• Fingerspell your name to a partner, write their name on your desk