Welcome ASL 1! Remember, technology put away, composition books ready 

1. Welcome ASL 1! Remember, technology put away, composition books ready  • Doorbuster--- copy #1,#2, and #3 entirely, then do what #2-#3 ask --- • 1. American Sign Language has some signs for prepositions, but does not need to use them. Instead, we use space and classifiers. • 2. Please list ten prepositions in English: • ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___ ___ • 3. Can you underline the preposition in each sentence A and B? and then think of how to sign these two sentences (without a sign for the preposition)? • A. “The book is on the chair.” • B. “The coffee cup is on the paper.”

2. Welcome ASL 1! Remember, technology put away, composition books ready  • Doorbuster--- copy #1,#2, and #3 entirely, then do what #2-#3 ask --- • 1. American Sign Language has some signs for prepositions, but does not need to use them. Instead, we use space and classifiers. • 2. Please list ten prepositions in English: • ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___ ___ • 3. Can you underline the preposition in each sentence A and B below? and then think of how to sign these two sentences (without a sign for the preposition)? • A. “The book is on the chair.” • B. “The coffee cup is next to the paper.”

3. ASL 1-Short “Spritz” Stories- created yesterday- are you ready? 5 min. to practice? Shhh: • S- Signs you are learning • P- Plot (have an event, action- something happens) • R- Role (every person is a character- who?) • I- Involve everyone (each person signs at least a part) • T- Time- (when/where are you?) • Z- Zazzle us--- act it out! • **Please add a line for any absent student  • 1. Choose at least one winter holiday sign • 2. Prepare your story- at least 1 sentence per person • 3. Present to the class! 

4. Welcome ASL 3! --- • Doorbuster: Greetings

5. ASL 3- Spritz Stories- Time to prepare/practice? • Excellent! Now--- present! (medical list)

6. Welcome ASL 2! Remember, technology put away, composition books ready  • Doorbuster--- copy #1,#2, and #3 entirely, then do what #2-#3 ask --- • 1. American Sign Language has some signs for prepositions, but does not need to use them. Instead, we use space and classifiers. • 2. Please list ten prepositions in English: • ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___ ___ • 3. Can you underline the preposition in each sentence A and B? and then think of how to sign these two sentences (without a sign for the preposition)? • A. “The book is on the chair.” • B. “The coffee cup is on the paper.”

7. Welcome ASL 2! Remember, technology put away, composition books ready  • Doorbuster--- copy #1,#2, and #3 entirely, then do what #2-#3 ask --- • 1. American Sign Language has some signs for prepositions, but does not need to use them. Instead, we use space and classifiers. • 2. Please list ten prepositions in English: • ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___ ___ • 3. Can you underline the preposition in each sentence A and B below? and then think of how to sign these two sentences (without a sign for the preposition)? • A. “The book is on the chair.” • B. “The coffee cup is next to the paper.”

8. ASL 2-Short “Spritz” Stories- created yesterday- are you ready? Few min. to practice? : • S- Signs you are learning • P- Plot (have an event, action- something happens) • R- Role (every person is a character- who?) • I- Involve everyone (each person signs at least a part) • T- Time- (when/where are you?) • Z- Zazzle us--- act it out! • **Please add a line for any absent student  • 1. Choose at least one sick/illness sign, 1 time sign, and 1 action sign for your entire group • 2. Prepare your story- at least 1 sentence per person • 3. Present to the class today! 

9. Ticket Out: • Pack up and ready to sign until time to go • Test yourself- do you know these signs? Copy them once, see if you are ready or need to learn them (Unit 14 parts 1-4) • As a team- if ready, you may switch to the holiday signs, Unit C Part 1 and Unit C Part 2