Objectives:

**Review and solidify the ASL alphabet, numbers, vocabulary, and essential grammar structures covered in Beginner Parts 1 and 2.
**Dive into the fascinating realms of money, quantity, and time in ASL. Learn currency-related signs, discuss measurements, and incorporate time-related signs to enhance signing precision and efficiency.
**Explore the home and clothing with Describer's techniques. Sign various rooms and objects, and describe clothing items using descriptive techniques to bring signing to life.
**Get in the game with signs for sports, recreation, and hobbies. Learn sports-related signs, discuss recreational activities, and explore signing various hobbies.
**Get moving with signs for action and verbs. Learn signs for different activities, discuss verbs, and incorporate them into everyday signing to add dynamism to conversations.
**Dive into description and verb words. Learn signing adjectives, describe people and objects, and expand vocabulary with essential verb signs to paint vivid pictures through signing.
**Explore the great outdoors with signs for outdoor activities. Learn signs for outdoor adventures, discuss recreational activities in natural surroundings, and bring the beauty of nature to life through ASL.
**Review and reinforce skills acquired in Beginner Parts 1, 2, and 3. Practice signing conversations, support grammar structures, and celebrate progress.
You can look at the art of glossing ASL sentences to understand ASL structure and syntax better.
Join us for this thrilling finale of ASL Adventures! Our experienced instructors are dedicated to providing engaging and interactive lessons, fostering a love for ASL, and empowering young signers to express themselves confidently. Secure your spot now in Beginner Part 3, where communication becomes an art!

With over 15 years of experience as an ASL educator, including ten years working directly within the Deaf community, I bring a wealth of expertise to this class. In addition to teaching ASL at various preschools and private kindergartens in my local area, I also lead a music and movement program. I have firsthand experience using signs to communicate with my daughter, who is hard of hearing and also an Outschool teacher.

My teaching philosophy centers around creating a fun and engaging learning environment that fosters a genuine desire to continue learning. It is important to note that this class strictly adheres to a professional code of ethics, and no sensitive information or high-risk topics are covered. Rest assured; our focus is on providing an enjoyable educational experience that inspires a lifelong love for ASL.

Homework Offered
While no formal homework is assigned, consistent practice outside of class is encouraged to enhance proficiency. The learner's dedication to independent practice will contribute to their advancement in ASL skills.
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Informal assessment, bi-weekly message will be sent to both the learner and parent.
Grades Offered

Bring your hands and excitement to learn the beautiful American Sign Language, and handouts will be posted within 24 hours after class!