Advice, Directionality Signs, and Helpful Signs

• American Sign Language
• 9th Grade

Advice and Directionality Signs

Today 

• Review and reflect back to the prior lesson on closed captioning and interpreters
• Learn vocabulary that you will see throughout the unit
•  Understand and apply directionality or directional signs 
• Learn and apply helpful signs 

Warm-up

• ASL notebook
• Closed Captioning and Interpreters
• We will watch the final video on Closed Captioning
• t-Chart

In your team discuss: What is better, closed captioning, interpreters, or both? Have 1 person type your answer, type your team number too.

My Advice (ASL Notebook)

• Watch the following video
• Write down the signs you know  
• I will play this multiple times

My Advice Vocabulary

to grab

warning

none/nothing

My advice (part of the video dialogue)

Culture Time

Let's go over the video 

What advice did he give?

Directional Signs-

Book

In your own words, what are direction signs? Why are they important?

Directional Signs

Question?

Do I need to sign you or me when signing direction signs?

No, the sign implies that (it's already incorporated with the sign). If you sign you or me it's repetitive. Example (give you you)

Directional Signs

book

table

To give

to move

pencil

help

help me

help you

need

sure

Help Signs

In your own words, what are directional signs? What did you notice when you were signing them?

Additional Direction Signs

to tell

to show

to ask