Daily routines and activities NounVerb Pairs Describing Clothing Spatial Organization Turn Taking Strategies Sign Language Continuum FOREXAMPLE This is the same sign for toSHOW as in demonstrate ID: 1037996
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1. Master ASL Unit 7 Vocabulary Daily routines and activitiesNoun-Verb PairsDescribing ClothingSpatial OrganizationTurn Taking Strategies Sign Language Continuum
2. FOR-EXAMPLEThis is the same sign for to-SHOW, as in demonstrate.
3. SCHEDULESee how the 4 hand draws the lines like a grid like on a calendar?
4. VARYVARIOUS
5. EVERY-AFTERNOONNotice how the hand shows the suns position as it is going down on the horizon day after day.
6. EVERY-MORNINGHere, the palm faces up to show the sun rising. The sign moves from left to right to represent one morning after another.
7. EVERY-NIGHT
8. EVERY-WEEKWEEKLY
9. EVERY-YEARYEARLYANNUALLY
10. EVERY-MONDAYFor signs like EVERY-WEDNESDAY the day of the week moves down to show it occurring week after week, just like Wednesdays show up in a vertical line on a calendar.
11. EVERY
12. EVERY WEEKENDFor EVERY-WEEKEND this is no short cut. You must use the sign for EVERY and WEEK and END.
13. BATHTAKE-A-BATH
14. BREAKFAST EAT-BREAKFASTFor some, there is an alternate sign: B circles in at the mouth.
15. LUNCHEAT-LUNCHFor some, there is an alternate sign: L circles in at the mouth.
16. For some there is an alternate sign: D circles in at the mouth. DINNERSUPPEREAT-DINNER/SUPPER
17. BRUSH HAIR
18. BRUSH TEETH
19. COMB HAIR
20. GET-DRESSEDCLOTHES
21. PLANPREPARE
22. READYto get READYReady
23. GET-UPSee the legs as they jump out of bed?
24. MAKE-UPPUT-ON-MAKE-UP
25. OVERSLEEPSLEEP-IN-LATEThis sign represents the sun going down for the night, rotating around the earth and coming back up again.
26. SHAVE (x2)
27. SHOWER
28. WAKE-UP
29. ABOUTAPPROXIMATELYAROUNDUse this sign to show approximation of time, etc..
30. BETWEENUse this sign to show approximation of time, etc..
31. CHANGE-CLOTHESThe sign for physical change is different. This actually means to swap, or trade. Your clothes down physically change, you just switch them out.
32. DO -CHORESDUTIES
33. EARLY
34. FALL-ASLEEP
35. GET-IN-BEDSee the U shape that represents the legs jumping into bed?
36. RESTRELAX
37. SET-ALARMSET-CLOCKThis sign means SET-UP or ESTABLISH. It is also used for making an APPOINTMENT.
38. ERRANDSLOTS-TO-DO
39. SHAMPOO
40. HAIRSPRAY
41. PERFUME
42. TOOTHBRUSH
43. TOOTHPASTE
44. MOUTHWASH
45. FLOSS
46. CUT-NAILS
47. NAIL POLISH
48. DEODORANT
49. SOAP
50. SUNSCREEN
51. ALWAYS
52. FOR-FORFOR-FOR is used to ask “What-for?” and “Why?”, etc.
53. NEVERThis illustration is a little wonky. The sign actually moves down and not across and actually looks like drawing a question mark in the air.
54. SOMETIMESSee how the finger touches only once in a while?
55. USE“USE” means to use something. But, it also represents using some things you wear….such as glasses, shoes, belts, etc. But we wear a shirt…which will use a different sign.
56. CLEANto CLEAN
57. WASH-DISHES
58. FEED
59. LAUNDRYDO-LAUNDRYThis sign represents the agitation motion the washing machine makes.
60. MAKE-THE-BED
61. MOW-LAWN
62. RAKE-LEAVES
63. SET-THE-TABLE
64. SWEEP
65. TAKE-OUT-TRASH
66. WASH-THE-CAR
67. YARD-WORK
68. AIRPLANE
69. FLY-BY AIRPLANE
70. SCISSORS
71. to cut with SCISSORS
72. CHAIR
73. to SIT
74. ERASER
75. to ERASE
76. TELEPHONE
77. to CALL-BY-TELEPHONE
78. to be CALLED-BY-TELEPHONE
79. CAR
80. to DRIVE
81. to DRIVE-TO
82. to DRIVE-HERE
83. PERFECTTO-FIT
84. MATCHPARTNERROOMMATE
85. CLOTHESWEARThe sign for to-WEAR is the same as CLOTHES.
86. USEWEAR (accessories, etc.)The sign for to-USE is used for things other than clothes, such as shoes, glasses, belt, etc.
87. BLOUSETOP
88. SHOES
89. BOOTS
90. DRESS
91. GLASSES
92. HAT
93. JACKETCOAT
94. OVERCOAT
95. OVERALLS
96. PANTS (x2)
97. SANDALS
98. SHIRTThis is also the sign for VOLUNTEER and APPLY .
99. SHORTS
100. SKIRT
101. SOCKS
102. SWEATER
103. SWEATSHIRT HOODY
104. SLEEVELESS-TOPTANK TOP
105. TIE
106. TURTLENECK
107. WATCH
108. GO-ONCONTINUE
109. BUTTONS
110. LONG-SLEEVED
111. SHORT-SLEEVED
112. PATTERNED
113. PLAID
114. POLKA-DOT
115. SCOOPED-NECK
116. V-NECK
117. STRIPED
118. WIDE STRIPE
119. BIGLARGETOO BIG
120. SMALLTOO SMALL
121. CUP/GLASS
122. DRINK
123. KEY
124. More about people…HAIRLONG-HAIRSHORT-HAIRBANGSBRAIDSBUZZ-CUTBALDHAIR – CURLSHAIR-LONG-CURLSMUSTACHBEARDGOATEESIDEBURNSMUSCULARTHINVERY-THINCHUBBYFRECKLES
125. Yea! You’re Finished with Unit 7!
126. EXAMPLESCHEDULEVARY/VARIOUSEVERY-AFTERNOONEVERY-MORNINGEVERY-NIGHTEVERY-WEEKEVERY-YEAREVERY-MONDAY (each day)EVERYEVERY WEEKENDBATH/TAKE-A-BATHBREAKFAST/EAT-BREAKFASTLUNCH/EAT-LUNCHDINNER/SUPPER/EAT-DINNER/SUPPERBRUSH-HAIRBRUSH-TEETHCOMB-HAIRGET-DRESSED/CLOTHESPLAN/PREPAREREADY/to get READYGET-UPMAKE-UP/PUT-ON-MAKE-UPOVERSLEEP/SLEEP-INSHAVE X2SHOWERWAKE-UPABOUT/AROUND/APPROXIMATELYBETWEEN (times)CHANGE-CLOTHESDO-DUTIESEARLYFALL-ASLEEPGET-IN-BEDREST/RELAXSET-CLOCK/to SET-ALARMERRANDSSHAMPOOHAIRSPRAYPERFUMETOOTHBRUSHTOOTHPASTEMOUTHWASHFLOSSCLIPPERS/CUT-NAILSNAIL-POLISHDEODORANTSOAPSUN-SCREENALWAYSFOR-FORNEVERSOMETIMESUSECLEAN (verb)WASH-DISHESFEEDLAUNDRY/WASH-CLOTHESMAKE-BEDMOW-LAWNRAKE-LEAVESSET-TABLESWEEPTAKE-OUT-TRASHWASH-CARYARD-WORKAIRPLANEFLY-BY-PLANESCISSORSCUT-WITH-SCISSORSCHAIRSITERASER (board)ERASE (board)TELEPHONECALL-BY-PHONECALLED-BY-PHONECARDRIVE/to DRIVEDRIVE-TO