Classifiers, Grades, to be good or bad at something

• American Sign Language

On your own

• I will be working with ASL II first
• On your own, go through the slides until you see the stop sign (don't go past). Today on your own you will: 
• Review numbers
• Understand the expressions used with being good or bad at something
• How to sign grades

ASL Notebook

Answer the following questions: look back at the past lesson (calendar talk for help with numbers).

To be Good or Bad at Something

Good at

Bad at

1. In your notebook write a list of words or phrases that mean to be good or bad at something. List as many as you can.

2. In ASL sentences complete 1-10 for both the question being asked and how you would answer it.

Example: 

1. YOU GOOD MATH YOU?

NO I BAD MATH I

(when finished practice signing them)

Grades

Grades

Classifiers

Today 9/16-9/17 We will: 

• Understand what classifiers are and when to use them 

What are Classifiers?

• Take notes during the video on:
• What are classifiers
• When do you use them
• Are there different types of classifiers? What are they? 
• Anything you found interesting or think is important

Test: End of Next Week

• I will give you a graphic organizer next week