September 16, 2015 Pick a section in your notebook or binder to record “Random Words.” • Starting today, you will be responsible for recording “Random Words” in your notebook/binder. • You will be quizzed on your knowledge of Random Words throughout the year. • Perhaps write down a way to remember the sign. Monday (M) Tuesday (T) Wednesday (W) Thursday (H) Friday (F) Saturday (S) Sunday (praise) January (fs - JAN) February (fs – FEB) March (fs – MAR) April (fs – APR) May (fs – MAY) June (fs – JUNE) July (fs - #JULY) August (fs – AUG) September (fs – SEPT) October (fs – OCT) November (fs – NOV) December (fs – DEC) Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? Which? When is your birthday? [YOU BIRTHDAY WHEN YOU] My birthday is . [MY BIRTHDAY WHEN? MONTH DAY ME.] AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE REMEMBER TO BE SILENT AS YOU COME INTO CLASS! Who/What/When/Where/Why/How Questioning & Fingerspelling Practice In this silent activity, you will ask your classmates a few questions. Record their answers in the blanks provided. You must complete every blank. Use the stems below for your conversations. To Ask “How are you?” – YOU HOW YOU? To Say “I’m .” – ME ME. (fill in emotion) To Ask “Who is your favorite muscian?” – YOU FAVORITE MUSICIAN WHO YOU? To Say “My favorite muscian is .” – MY FAVORITE MUSICIAN ME. To Ask “Where is your favorite place?” – YOU FAVORITE PLACE WHERE YOU? To Say “My favorite place is .” – MY FAVORITE PLACE ME. Classmate’s Name How are they doing? Who is their favorite musician? Where is their favorite place in the world? Add up to six Random Words for today’s class! What is your favorite color? YOU COLOR FAVORITE WHAT YOU? My favorite color is ME FAVORITE COLOR WHAT? ME. . Go around the room and ask classmates the colors of objects in ASL. You must ask AT LEAST three questions and answer three questions. (point to object) COLOR WHAT? Remember to enter SILENTLY! Take out your Master ASL! Textbook and read page 48 on “Deaf Culture.” • You may also add “Random Words” to the board. Why do you think hearing people prefer the term “hearing impaired”? Why do you think the Deaf prefer the term “deaf”? Can you think of any other cultures that develop pride in their minority status (or abnormality)? Vocabulary on pg. 44-45 Vocabulary on pg. 47 Classroom Exercise D: • With a partner, ask and answer the questions (#1-8) on page 46 silently. Read pages 52-53 in your textbook on “What is deafness?” Review the vocabulary on pages 44-45 with your group SILENTLY. • Add Random Words to the board. • This time is your additional time to practice vocabulary – USE IT! On a half sheet of paper, answer the question in complete sentences: What is the difference between “deaf” and “Deaf”? Vocabulary on pg. 50 Vocabulary on pg. 55 Classroom Exercise K (#2 on pg. 58) Vocabulary on pg. 59 American Sign Language Review the vocabulary on page 38with your group SILENTLY. • Add Random Words to the board. • This time is your additional time to practice vocabulary – USE IT! Go around the room and ask classmates the colors of objects in ASL. You must ask AT LEAST three questions and answer three questions. (point to object) COLOR WHAT? New Vocab: Cold, Warm, Hot To silently practice the months, ask your partner about a certain month’s temperature. Then, your partner should respond. Sign with every person in the room. To ask the question: • (SPELL A MONTH) TEMPERATURE WHAT? To answer the question: • (SPELL THE MONTH) DEIXIS (HOT/COLD/WARM) Review the following for the test on Wednesday: • • • • • • Unit Two Vocabulary (pg. 38) Colors Months Days Fingerspelling Numbers