Are you competitive and seeking to incorporate your love for game into your ASL learning journey? If so, you've come to the right place. In this class we will play ASL games nearly all class period, often taking only fifteen minutes during the beginning to learn a few signs and rules pertaining to the game. Look forward to friendly competitions and team building games and exercises to grow your communicative skills in ASL. PLEASE NOTE that students will need to know at least the fingerspelled alphabet to partake, as this is a reoccurring class where each session is not contingent upon the next, but the main skill of fingerspelling is necessary and likely to be included in every class. The games we play will depend on the various levels of students attending the session, but no matter your skill level, as long as you know the fingerspelled alphabet from A - Z, you will be able to participate. 

Each session will be centered around learning or practicing using signs from one or more of the following topics:
- Fingerspelling
- Numbers
- Basic Greeting Signs
- Basic Family Signs
- Basic Food Signs
- Basic Color Signs
- Basic Animal Signs
- Basic Emotional/Feeling signs (eg. Happy, Sad, etc...)
- Basic Signs pertaining to Hobbies & Interests
- Basic School and Classroom Signs
- Basic Sport Signs


Below is a description of how each weekly session will go.




Session of (04/12/24) - Our theme will be Numbers. 

We will spend up to the first fifteen minutes of class learning or reviewing the numbers in ASL. We will then play charades with number signs. Finally, we'll play a number game called "21," a fast-paced counting game in which players are eliminated if they sign the number 21.


Session of Week (04/26/24) - Our theme will be ASL fingerspelling. 

We will play ASL Scattergories, a fun word category game with an ASL twist. 
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Session of (05/03/24) - Our theme will be food. 

We will spend up to the first fifteen minutes of class learning or reviewing ASL food vocabulary. We'll then play a game pertaining to fingerspelling receptiveness and foods. Finally, we'll play a Memory game using the recently learned food signs. 
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