Lessons

Use this video to learn to spell words using only letters. Commonly used for asking what a sign is, or to spell a Proper Noun.

The basic questions: who, what, where, when, why and how are usually the starting point for conversations.

These phrases will help when meeting a new person who uses ASL! Watch the fast and slow versions to gain a deeper understanding of the individual signs for each phrase.

Use this video to learn how to sign about behavior. Watch the normal speed video to see the sign produced colloquially and then the slow video to see the breakdown of the parts of the movements.

Use this video to learn how to sign vocabulary related to learning, students, and people. Watch the normal speed video to see the sign produced colloquially and then the slow video to see the breakdown of the parts of the movements

Clothing part two 

Use this video to learn how to sign colors. Watch the normal speed video to see the sign produced colloquially and then the slow video to see the breakdown of the parts of the movements

Use this video to learn how to sign about daily tasks. Watch the normal speed video to see the sign produced colloquially and then the slow video to see the breakdown of the parts of the movements.

This lesson goes over  the days of the week.

This lesson shows you the signs for family members and others, use the fast video to see the sign produced colloquially and then the slow video to see the break down of the hand movements.

Use this lesson to learn how to talk about and ask questions about fruits. Watch the normal speed video to see the phrase, and then the slow speed video to see the individual signs.

This lesson reviews phrase for discussing meat options for food. Use the normal speed video to learn the phrase, then the slow speed video for a look at the broken down signs that make up the phrase.

This lesson will teach you phrases about various food items. Watch the fast videos to see the phrases signed colloquially. Then watch the slow video to see the signs broken down individually.

Use this lesson to help you understand vegetable signs better. Watch the fast video to see how the phrase is signed, then watch the slow video to see a break down of the individual signs that make up the phrase.

This video lesson features a real world coffee shop. Two friends are meeting for at a coffee shop and ordering a coffee. They are impressed with the barista's knowledge of ASL.

Use this video to learn how to sign the numbers 1 up to 20

Activities Part two

Use this lesson to learn how to sign about different cell phone providers. Watch the slow videos to see how to produce the individual movements.

When referring to his/her or they or our, different signs are used.

Use this video to learn how to sign the states in the Midwest of the USA. Watch the normal speed video to see the sign produced colloquially and then the slow video to see the breakdown of the parts of the movements.

Use this video to learn how to sign the states in the Northwest of the USA. Watch the normal speed video to see the sign produced colloquially and then the slow video to see the breakdown of the parts of the movements.

Use this video to learn how to sign the states in the southern part of the USA. Watch the normal speed video to see the sign produced colloquially and then the slow video to see the breakdown of the parts of the movements.

Use this video to learn how to sign the states in the western part of the USA. Watch the normal speed video to see the sign produced colloquially and then the slow video to see the breakdown of the parts of the movements.

This lesson will show different times during the day. The goal of this lesson is to learn signs for making plans. Watch the fast video for the sign one time, then click on the slow video for a breakdown of the sign.

Use this lesson to learn how to sign some US holidays. Use the slow video to help you gain a deeper understanding of the sign and how to represent the concept visually.