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ASL Class 10/30/14

Unit 2 Review The test will include: 15 ASL Vocabularies with multiple choices of a to d 5 finger-spelled words to fill in 5 shapes to draw 3 vocabularies to fill in 7 questions with multiple choices of a to d M 72 2:9, p. 154

Unit 2 Review YOU DEAF, YOU #NO, ME HEARING, ME You HEARING, YOU YES ME HEARING, ME YOU MAN, YOU YES ME MAN, ME M 72 2:9, p. 154

Unit 2 Review YOU LEARN+ER, YOU Yes ME LEARN+ER ME YOU LEARN++ French YOU #NO ME LEARN++ SPANISH ME YOU LEARN++ ASL YOU YES ME LEARN++ ASL ME M 72 2:9, p. 154

Unit 2 Review OH-I-SEE TEACH++ LEARN++ LANGUAGE LEARN+ER TEACH+ER For more vocabularies, please visit url link address: click here: and select the file named “SNUnit2_VocReview.m4v” M 72 2:9, p. 154

Unit 2 Review B C D F K L R U V W X M 72 2:9, p. 154

Unit 2 Review Cardinal Numbers 16-19 16 17 18 19 M 72 2:9, p. 154

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Unit 2 Review Cardinal Numbers 20-29 2:9, p. 154

10 plus 4 How Many 10 plus 11 How Many 27 minus 5 How Many Unit 2 Review 10 plus 4 How Many 10 plus 11 How Many 27 minus 5 How Many 21 minus 4 How Many M 72 2:9, p. 154

Please watch your teacher and draw shape(s) on the board Unit 2 Review Please watch your teacher and draw shape(s) on the board M 72 2:9, p. 154

Names with Double Letters Unit 2 Review Names with Double Letters Letters that bounce Bobby Libby Duffy Carrie Willie Nikki Letters without a bounce Timmy Maddy Danny Kitty Bessie Letters that move sideways Lee Yoon Aaron M 72 2:9, p. 154

Unit 2 Review walk through signed conversation use touch while getting through signed conversation ask a person to move to view the signed conversation M 72 2:9, p. 154

Unit 2 Review Responses (give sign) SIGN ME NOT-KNOW, SORRY SIGN ME FORGET, SORRY SIGN ME THINK (give sign) NOT+UNDERSTAND, MORE “come-on” M 72 2:9, p. 154

Unit 2 Review Please go to ASL I Website and look at the Unit 2 Vocabularies Review to study ASL vocabularies. Familiarize the Martha’s Vineyard Sign Language (MVSL) topic. Familiarize the Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and Laurent Clerc topics. M 72 2:9, p. 154

Unit 2 Review Good Luck! M 72 2:9, p. 154