-Identify the difference between listing and ordering
-Practice/Apply listing and ordering to people in a family
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American Sign Language9th Grade
This lesson contains 48 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 3 videos.
Items in this lesson
Listing and Life Events
-Identify the difference between listing and ordering
-Practice/Apply listing and ordering to people in a family
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Slide 2 - Video
Listing
I have five siblings including myself. List us in order from oldest to youngest including myself. (Practice signing them)
Aaron 13
Sally 3
myself 16
Bobby 8
Lee 20
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Done?
Double-check Schoology to see if you have anything missing
You can work on homework
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Objectives:
-Review Shoulder-Shifting and when to appropriately use it
-Review-Listing/order people
-Connect shoulder shifting and listing techniques to age
-Learn about Life events and connect them with age
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Warm-up
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Partner
Turn to a partner and sign ages 13, 14, 15
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Let's go over some
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Listing
We have looked at listing in the past, but let's look at listing for age
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listing
Slide 10 - Mind map
Listing
In the past when have you used listing in ASL?
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What is listing? When do you use it?
Making a visual list of information such as names or ages is called the Listing and Ordering Technique.
This technique is used most often when providing several details about one or more persons or things. The non-dominant hand forms the list with each new bit of information signed by the dominant hand.
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Slide 13 - Video
Which example was incorrect, why?
Slide 14 - Open question
True or False: You should drop your listing hand when each bit of information?
True
False
Slide 15 - Poll
Let's Practice
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Today 11/15-11/16
Review age, listing, and ordering
Learn life events and apply age to each event
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Warm-up
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What is the difference between listing and ordering?
Slide 19 - Open question
If I want to tell you about my siblings and their ages what method should I use?
A
listing
B
ordering
Slide 20 - Quiz
If I want to tell you about my favorite foods, what methods should I use?
A
listing
B
ordering
Slide 21 - Quiz
Partner Time
Let's Practice
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Life Events
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life events
Slide 24 - Mind map
Life Events
Vocabulary
but
college
to get something
to graduate
high school
license
pass down, descendants
should
vote
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What's the best age?
There are life events that happen/occur based on your age. At what age do people do the following things?
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graduate hs
go to HS
drive
start school
vote
College, Vocational School, Work force
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but/however
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college
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to get (something)
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tend to
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to graduate
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what year will you graduate hs?
Slide 33 - Mind map
high school
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license
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Drivers License you have?
yes
no
Slide 36 - Poll
My first car
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to pass down, decendants
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should
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should vs need
The difference between need and should is the NMS. Raise your eyebrows with should.
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vote
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Slide 42 - Video
Practice Time
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Best Age Continued
Peopletend to or to get ________ at ________.
1. Start School
2. Have email
3. Learn ASL
4. Work
5. Learn to read and write
6. Graduate College/Vocational School
7. Play sports
8. Join music or theatre
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People Should... what should or shouldn't people do?
1. Visit grandparents
2. Practice Signing
3. Help old people
4. Be Mean
5. Drive tired
6. Look at their cell phone when driving
7. Visit family
8. Have a cat or dog
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should vs must/have-to
1. Go to school
2. homework
3. study
4. ask for help
5. drive safe
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Review Months
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On your own
Take the life events that we have learned and create 5 sentences (don't forget to include age).
Example: AGE 16 I EXCITED FOR-FOR (what for) DRIVERS LICENCE