Included with Teacher’s Guide is the Teacher’s Answer book (Student’s workbook with answers; 2 DVDs totaling 7-plus hours of ASL). Description Blending the interactive elements of communicative language teaching, the organization of functional-notional instruction, and the target language emphasis of immersion, Signing Naturally Units 1-6 are ideally suited for ASL instruction. There are over 100 instructional hours of revised and updated lessons in the teacher’s guide, incorporation suggestions made by instructors, and using proven research methods. Highlights include: * Full color curriculum, featuring still photos from the video material * Complete PowerPoint presentation to offer flexibility and options for presenting information in the classroom * Classroom materials provided as electronic files for teachers to create their own set of materials * Unit 6, Storytelling, builds narrative skills appropriate to new learners * Teacher’s Answer book (Student’s workbook with answers; 2 DVDs totaling 7 ½ hours) Signing Naturally is one of the most widely used ASL curriculum throughout the United States and Canada. And now you can see for yourself, Signing Naturally Units 1-6 is truly the BEST Made Better!
Student Workbook. This is arguably the best ASL textbook available to teachers. There are many great instructional videos and activities for students. It is updated and current. If you’re looking for curriculum options, this is a great choice.
DEAF 310 ASL 1 Signing Naturally Unit 2 Names and Tidbits 1. The man with the mustache and hat with his arms crossed. His name is Ted. College studied English. The man sitting listening to music. His name is Rob. He is learning Spanish dancing, which is sort of hard. . fingers spread apart when signing numbers 2–5 Cardinal Numbers 6–9 As you watch Iva demonstrate these numbers, notice the following:. palm faces out. tap fingers and thumb twice. fingers and thumb do not overlap 6 UNIT 1. INTRODUCING ONESELF 12 3 4 5 Homework 1:2 SIGNING NATURALLY Greetings Name Wh-Word Question Signs VOCABULARY REVIEW.
DEAF 310 ASL 1 Signing Naturally Unit 2 Homework 2:1 Minidialogue 1 1. Yes, same college 2. Both learning ASL, teachers are Flo & Drew. Minidialogue 2 1. They are talking about two people, a woman in green pants and a man in a purple shirt. They have the same name – Robin. They are both deaf. The man is an ASL teacher.
Teacher’s Guide. Videos for the classroom played within the PowerPoint files; Answer Key PowerPoint files; A Student Workbook set is included with every Teacher”s SetFeatures; Over 100 hours of instructional materials; Full-color curriculum, including still photos from the video material and color photos
Student Workbook. This is the student workbook for Units 7 – 12. This workbook has video activities for students as well as other numerous activities.
Teacher’s Guide. Now learning more abstract concepts of the language, Level 2 students will be able to: Narrate events that occurred in the past, ask for solutions to everyday problems, tell about life events and describe objects. A continuation of the Signing Naturally series, this set includes lesson plans for the five instructional units, an overview of each unit, classroom handouts, materials ready for transparencies or photocopies. The Student Workbook includes advanced instructional materials such as Language in Action, ASL artists performing handshape stories, cheers and songs, poetry, storytelling, legends, and longer conversational dialogues.
Signing Naturally Unit 2 Answer Key
Student Workbook. This workbook accompanies the Level 2 Signing Naturally Teacher’s Guide.
Teacher’s Guide. New with Signing Naturally Level 3, the Signing Stories video delivers a variety of signers in eight separate narratives, exposing students to ASL in a storytelling format. Students learn how to build: Narrative skills from informal to formal styles, Conversational skills used in everyday life, Language skills needed to explain ideas or concepts.
Student Workbook. The Signing Naturally Level 3 Student Workbook is designed to complement coursework in American Sign Language. These advanced materials help to increase your vocabulary, develop your everyday conversational skills, introduce you to translating written text into ASL, and improve your ability to make formal presentations in ASL.
The American Sign Language ABC Writing Workbook is a supplement to any Kindergarten through 2nd Grade curriculum. It introduces American Sign Language fingerspelled alphabet, while also teaching ASL grammar, Deaf history, and Deaf culture. Students will enjoy practicing essential skills such as recognizing letters, tracing, and writing letters, learning to associate written letters with the signed alphabet, and improving fine motor skills. All of the activities are aligned with national ACTFL (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages) and Common Core standards. The workbook features capital letters along with a description of an ASL concept and an illustration. The lowercase letters feature a famous Deaf person along with a description and a picture. The final pages offer additional activity and assessment materials and a Certificate of Achievement for completion. The workbook is 66 pages long and black and white.
Are You My Mother? ASL Curriculum is a themed American Sign Language instruction unit based on the children’s book Are You My Mother?. It is for children in grades Kindergarten through 2nd grade. The curriculum includes 20 specific lessons focusing on the following ASL Concepts: Pronouns, Yes/No Face, Head Nod/Head Shake, Listing Technique, and Role-Shifting.
Each ASL lesson includes vocabulary, a step-by-step teacher’s guide, curriculum framework aligned to national standards, worksheets, weekly take-home activity guide for parents, assessments to chart student progress, access to signed videos, and other supplementary materials.”
ABC 1-2-3: Fingerspelling and Numbers in ASL Teach fingerspelling and numbers using this workbook for students. The book comes with student worksheets and DVD. The DVD plays in normal speed and slows down the fingerspelling and numbers in the replay.
Signing Naturally Unit 2.9 Answer Key
Signing Naturally Level 2
Level 2 contains Units 13-17 and a Cumulative Review unit. Each unit in Level 2 builds upon the topics, vocabulary and grammar introduced in previous lessons in the Signing Naturally series.
While earlier lessons in the series introduced language concepts related to people, places and things within the immediate environment, Level 2 encourages students to talk about people in a more abstract way and to talk about the environment outside of the classroom, i.e., at home or other parts of the country. Students also learn to narrate events that occured in the past, as opposed to telling what is happening currently.
Level 2, students learn to locate things around the house, ask for solutions to everyday problems, tell about life events, describe objects, and talk about weekend activities. In the Cumulative Review for those units, students learn appropriate cultural behaviors for directing and maintaining attention, and a way fo talk that keeps others informed. They also learn strategies such as controlling the pace of conversation and resuming converstations after an interruption.
Features of Level 2:
Signing Naturally Unit 2 Answer Key Worksheet
- ASL Literature
- Vocabulary review and definitions
- Narrative structure
- Transitions
- Grammar notes
- Classifiers
- Advanced sentence structure