unit 3
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Unit 3. Woo Hoo!. Good morning. How are you? GOOD + MORNING. HOW IX-YOU? Do you know sign language? SIGN-LANGUAGE IX-YOU KNOW? Are you busy? IX-YOU BUSY IX-YOU? Are you hard of hearing? IX-YOU HARD-OF-HEARING IX-YOU? Are you a teacher? IX-YOU TEACHER IX-YOU? Do you teach sign language? - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Unit 3
Woo Hoo!
Good morning. How are you? GOOD + MORNING. HOW IX-YOU?
Do you know sign language? SIGN-LANGUAGE IX-YOU KNOW?
Are you busy? IX-YOU BUSY IX-YOU?
Are you hard of hearing? IX-YOU HARD-OF-HEARING IX-YOU?
Are you a teacher? IX-YOU TEACHER IX-YOU?
Do you teach sign language? SIGN-LANGUAGE IX-YOU TEACH?
Can you open the door? IX-YOU “OPEN-DOOR”?
Where is the soda machine? SODA+MACHINE WHERE?
What high school do you go to? HIGH-SCHOOL IX-YOU GO++ WHERE?
Turn off the light and close the door. IX-YOU “turn light off” ALSO “close door”
SENTENCE STRUCTURE
Topic
Time Place Description
COMMENT
ACTOR ACTION
1. What’s his name?
2. What is he doing? Why?
3. What time is it?4. What did he do
yesterday? 5. What is he
doing tomorrow?
6. What color is he?
1. What is her name?
2. What is his name?
3. What is she talking about?
4. What does this picture mean?
WhoWhatWhenWhereWhyWhichWANTFRIEND
MyNameNiceMeetHELLOTEACHTEACHERDEAF
LEARNLEARNERSAMEDIFFERENTDRAWWRITETHEYHEARING
NOTLASTWHAT’S UPBUSYCONFUSEDFINEHARD OF HEARING
SAME-OLD, SAME OLDSO-SOHOWHAPPYGOODWE
NOTHING MUCHTIREDAFTERNOONMORNINGNIGHTINTRODUCEHE/SHE/IT
YESNOSIGN LANGUAGEGIRLBOYLEAVETOILET/BATHROOMCAN’T
MACHINENEARMAKEASLSTUDYMANWOMANLIKE
SHEHESCHOOLELEMENTARYHIGH SCHOOLCOLLEGEUNIVERSITYDON’T LIKE
ENGLISHSPANISHFRENCHRIGHT/CORRECTREMEMBERFORGOTKNOWDON’T KNOWUNDERSTAND
CHAIRSITSTANDDOOR[OPEN DOOR][CLOSE DOOR]WINDOWEXCITEDFAVORITE
[OPEN WINDOW][CLOSE WINDOW]LIGHT[LIGHT ON][LIGHTS OFF]AGAINBOREDCAN/MAYGO
BELL WORKPrepare to Take Notes
Giving DirectionsEye Gaze/Location Agreement
Your eye gaze should “agree with” the route you’re tracing. You should visualize the places along the route and shift your eyes to “look at” the places you describe.
Conveying DistanceFar Away
Tilt head (in agreement with direction)Squint eyesOpen mouth slightlyTrace route: extend arm fully
Conveying DistanceModerate Distance
Tilt head (in agreement with direction)Purse lips slightlyTrace route: extend arm moderately
Very NearTilt head (in agreement with direction)“cs” behavior (cheek to shoulder): clench teeth, turn
head to the dominant side, with cheek almost touching shoulder
Trace route: keep hand close to body
Practice ConversationStudent A: ask where _____ isStudent B: tell whereStudent A: ask if near _____Student B: confirm or correct
Ask Where…1. BATHROOM2. WATER-FOUNTAIN3. CAFETERIA4. CLASS-ROOM5. OFFICE6. TELEPHONE7. LIBRARY8. BOOK+STORE9. COFFE + STORE
Come up with three OFF-CAMPUS locations and write out directions to them.
Classifiers(Take Notes)
Purpose of classifiers
Replaces a nounClarifies a messageMore efficient
Classifiers
show movement, location, and appearance
show where and how something moves
Show what it looks likewhere it is located
What do classifiers represent?
Whole entitySurfaceInstrumental Depth/widthExtentPerimeter shapeOn-surface
Letter Handshapes
A- vase, can, bottle, statue, placment of items on a table
B/4- time marker, 4 people together, walls, floors, shelves, flat objects
Handshape Classifiers
C- cup, trash can, building, large pipe, shape of something
F- coins, buttons, eyes moving back and forth, pearl necklace, shape of cigar
G- eyebrows, mouth, mustache, collar, bird beak
Handshape Classifiers
ILY- bird, airplane flyingL- show shape of objects-
picture frame, clocks, lakes, or size
O- pipes, handlebars, hose
BOOK
TABLE
Fs-DESK
GIVE
HELP
MOVE
NEED
MUST
SURE/TRUE
PLEASE
MEANING/DEFINITION
EXPLAIN/DESCRIBE
IMPORTANT
EXCUSE ME
HOME
WALK
PARTY
READ
SLEEP
TO CORRECT/GRADE
PAPER
TO SPOT/SEE
TEST
WRONG/ERROR
OOPS/MISTAKE
READY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
CHAT/HANG OUT
CHURCH
DO-DO
ENJOY
KICK-BACK/ TAKE-IT-EASY
Fs-MOSQUE
TEMPLE
YESTERDAY
RESTROOM
WATER (fountain)
BE-RIGHT-BACK
COFFEE
BUY
PHONE
TEA
DRINK
SODA
MILK
CLASS
CLASSROOM
OFFICE
LIBRARY
CAFETERIA
MACHINE
STORE
HALLWAY
ELEVATOR
FOOD/EAT
OVER-THERE
NO, NO, NO
BALL
KEY