1. *Remember- no phones out, and shhh ASL 1 Written Doorbuster: Copy and answer 1-10 (copy correct answers from the next slide when ready) *Remember- no phones out, and shhh 1. If no time sign is signed, what tense is assumed? 2. What is the difference between masculine and feminine family signs in ASL? 3. What is ASL word order? 4. A line over signs in an ASL gloss can show eyebrow movement. 5. How would you gloss a classifier for a CAR to say “it went up a hill”? 6. True/False: Months in ASL=fingerspelled (abbreviated or whole word). 7. True/False: A classifier is a sign on its own. 8. True/False: Glosses are used by Deaf people everyday. 9. True/False: A gloss is writing a word for each sign you will sign. 10. True/False: In music videos, sign in ASL, and do not “sing along”.

2. ASL 1:Correct your answers. (finished? Start MASL assignment-handout) 1. If no time sign is signed, what tense is assumed? Present 2. What is the difference between masculine and feminine family signs in ASL? masculine signs=upper face; feminine signs=lower face 3. What is ASL word order? TIME OBJECT SUBJECT VERB 4. A line over signs in an ASL gloss can show eyebrow movement. Yes! (example: ____________rh__ = eyebrows up) 5. How would you gloss a classifier for a CAR to say “it went up a hill”? CAR CL:3 “it went up a hill.” 6. True/False: Months in ASL=fingerspelled (abbreviated or whole word). 7. True/False: A classifier is a sign on its own. 8. True/False: Glosses are used by Deaf people everyday. (used for education/learning and linguistic research only) 9. True/False: A gloss is writing a word for each sign you will sign. 10. True/False: In music videos, sign in ASL, and do not “sing along”.

3. *Remember- no phones out, and shhh ASL 2 Written Doorbuster: Copy and answer 1-10 (copy correct answers from the next slide when ready) *Remember- no phones out, and shhh 1. If no time sign is signed, what tense is assumed? 2. List three ways ASL is similar to spoken Chinese. 3. When signing items in a room, you should sign from the perspective of the __________. 4. What does the “t” represent when placed over a line in ASL gloss? 5. What does the “rh” represent when placed over a line in ASL gloss? 6. What does the “wh” represent when placed over a line in ASL gloss? 7. True/False: You should sign room items in a random order. 8. True/False: You should sign items in a room in relation to each other. 9. True/False: Descriptive classifiers can show shape, size, and location. 10. True/False: In music videos, sign in ASL, and do not “sing along”.

4. ASL 2:Correct your answers. (finished? Start glosses-handout) 1. If no time sign is signed, what tense is assumed? Present 2. List three ways ASL is similar to spoken Chinese. No verb to-be; classifiers; “tone” language (ASL =NMS) 3. When signing items in a room, you should sign from the perspective of the _doorway_. 4. What does the “t” represent when placed over a line in ASL gloss? Topic, eyebrows up 5. What does the “rh” represent when placed over a line in ASL gloss? Rhetorical question, eyebrows up 6. What does the “wh” represent when placed over a line in ASL gloss? Wh-question, eyebrows down 7. True/False: You should sign room items in a random order. 8. True/False: You should sign items in a room in relation to each other. 9. True/False: Descriptive classifiers can show shape, size, and location. 10. True/False: In music videos, sign in ASL, and do not “sing along”.

5. Welcome ASL 3! Today: 1. 5 min. -Copy the Idiom unit signs once (from our YouTube channel) 2. 10 min.- Play the vocabulary “Dice Roll” game in teams- substitute has instructions, dice in pink drawer 3. Rest of period-Free choice: work on children’s stories, play ASL game, etc.