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Unit 6

Sports and Activities

Sports and Activities Vocab. Pg. 211 and 213 Come on

Involve, to be included

Many

All year, all year round

During, in, on (time)

To play

Team

Tend to, usually

Accent Step Pg. 213Use DURING to talk about a non-specific time

when something occurs. DURING is used much the same way as “in” and “on” are used

in English to talk about events.During is also a time sign; so you sign

DURING first.

TIME/DURING/WHEN + TOPIC + COMMENT

Sports Vocabulary Pg. 214

Baseball

Basketball

To ride a bike

Bowling

To jog

Football

Golf

Gymnastics

Hockey

To ice skate

Sports Vocabulary Pg. 214

Karate, martial arts

To scuba dive

To snowboard

Soccer

Softball

To surf

To swim

Tennis

Sports Vocabulary Pg. 214 Volleyball

Volleyball-2

Water polo

Wrestling

Review Signs All year, all year round

During, in, on (time)

To play

Team

Tend to, usually

Baseball

Basketball

To ride a bike

Bowling

Review Signs Football

Golf

Gymnastics

Hockey

To ice skate

To jog

Karate, martial arts

To scuba dive

To snowboard

Involve

Review Signs Soccer

Softball

To surf

To swim

Tennis

Volleyball

Volleyball-2

Water polo

Wrestling

Read on page 220 about signing a “Have you…” question in ASL.

3 signs used:Experience Finish Late

ASL Close Up Pg. 220

NMS Alert!

The sign FINISH is always accompanied by specific NMS:

move your lips as if saying “fish.”

Expression Corner Pg. 221

More Activity Signs Pg. 222 To bungee jump

To camp

To exercise, lift weights

To fish

To hike

To play cards

To skateboard

To skydive

Review Signs All year, all year round

During, in, on (time)

To play

Team

Tend to, usually

Baseball

Basketball

To ride a bike

Bowling

Review Signs Football

Golf

Gymnastics

Hockey

To ice skate

To jog

Karate, martial arts

To scuba dive

To snowboard

Review Signs Soccer

Softball

To surf

To swim

Tennis

Volleyball

Volleyball-2 (don’t use)

Water polo

Wrestling

Review Crazy for

Not crazy for

To bungee jump

To camp

To exercise, lift weights

To fish

To hike

To play cards

To skateboard

To skydive

CL: 5 pg. 225

CL: 5 is related to CL: 1 and represents at least 5 or more people engaged in an activity such as walking.

The concept of CL: 5 is more people than can be easily counted, unless you’re talking about a certain group of five individuals.

CL: 5 can be preceded by a number sign, as shown in the example on pg. 225.

CL: 5 Vocabulary pg. 225

Crowded

To flock to (not in a group)

Popular

CL: Bent V Seated Position Pg. 228

CL: Bent V represents a pair of human legs in a seated position, animals, and insects.

When using CL: Bent V it is essential to identify the object being represented before showing the CL.

CL: B & Base B Flat Objects Pg. 228

CL: B represents large, flat objects. When CL: B is used as a flat surface and another

classifier placed on top, it becomes CL: Base B.

In addition to flat objects, CL: B provides a bird’s eye view of objects normally shown with CL: 3. Use CL: 3 when describing a vehicle in which you are

not involved, but use CL: B if you were a passenger or driving the vehicle.

Classifiers Vocabulary Pg. 229 Bug, ant

Ears (animal)

To jump (animal)

To sit next to

Winding road

VOCABULARY REMINDER! Come on The sign COME-ON is an informal

way to sign “to join” or “come over here”. Use this sign to say Come on! to encourage somebody to hurry up.

Involve, to be included Many

Deaf Culture Minute pg. 230

Did you notice there are 2 different signs for poetry? The two signs differentiate between

poems produced by hearing culture and those produced by Deaf performers. Over the years, Deaf poets felt the general sign poetry did not

fully capture the depth of expression that is part of ASL poetry, and eventually the sign “express

myself/let it out” became known as “ASL poetry”.

Signed like

MUSIC but

hand-shape =

“P”

Also means “to express yourself” or “let your emotions out”

Signing in the Past TensePg. 233

Ago

Just, very recently

Last month

Last week

Last year

Long time ago

Recently, a little while ago

Used to, before

I WANT TO KNOW…P. 232

Dummy Hoy Vocabulary Pg. 236 To call (a name)

To hear

To talk

Umpire

Future Tense Vocab. Pg. 237 Distant Future

In a few days

Next Week

Next Year

Soon (3)

Variations for soon

Will, future, it will be

Accent Step Pg. 238Look on page 238 to see how to sign

“Next Tuesday.” Use the same idea for “Next weekend,” “Next Monday,” etc.

Review To call (a name)

To hear

To talk

Umpire

Distant Future

In a few days

Next Week

Next Year

Review Soon

Variations for soon

Will, future, it will be

Come on

Many

ASL Poetry

Handshape

Poetry

Story, to tell a story

Involved

Review

Ago

Just, very recently

Last month

Last week

Last year

Long time ago

Recently, a little while ago

Used to, before

Review To bungee jump

To camp

To exercise, lift weights

To fish

To hike

To play cards

To skateboard

To skydive

Review Bug, ant

Ears (animal)

To jump (animal)

To sit next to

Winding road

Crazy for

Not crazy for

Crowded

To flock to (not in a group)

Popular

Rule of 9 Pg. 214

The period of time or age is provided with a base sign, so that the difference between WEEK and 9-WEEKS is the incorporation of the number 9 into the dominant hand.

Only numbers up to 9 may be incorporated into a sign.

Rule of 9 Pg. 241

Use the Rule of 9 with: Age Specific time of day Specific number of hours Specific number of minutes Specific number of days Specific number of weeks Specific number of months Specific amounts of money

Duration Vocabulary Page. 240 Fast, quick

Long

To stay

Review Unit 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All year, all year round

During, in, on (time)

To play

Team

Tend to, usually

Baseball

Basketball

To ride a bike

Bowling

Crazy for

Review Unit 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Football

Golf

Gymnastics

Hockey

To ice skate

Not yet, haven’t

Volleyball

Water polo

Wrestling

Experience

Finish

Late

Review Unit 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not crazy for

To bungee jump

To camp

To exercise, lift weights

To fish

To hike

To play cards

To skateboard

To skydive

Come on

Review Unit 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Crowded

To flock to (not in a group)

Popular

Involve, to be included

Many

Bug, ant

Ears (animal)

To jump (animal)

To sit next to

Winding road

Review Unit 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ASL Poetry

Handshape

Poetry

Story, to tell a story

Soon

Ago

Just, very recently

Last month

Last week

Review Unit 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Last year

Long time ago

Recently, a little while ago

Used to, before

Will, future, it will be

To call (a name)

To hear

To talk

Umpire

Variations for soon

Review Unit 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Distant Future

In a few days

Next Week

Next Year

Fast, quick

Long

To stay