American Sign Language (ASL): Beginner Part 3 of 3 | Ages 5-8
8 Weeks Online Beginners American Sign Language (ASL) Part 3 of 3 for ages 5 -7
Groovy Learning - Teaching with a Passion
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4.9
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What's included
8 live meetings
6 hrs 40 mins in-class hoursHomework
1 hour per week. Practice each week what we learned!Assessment
Informal AssessmentClass Experience
Hi, I'm Ms. Annmarie, and I'm so excited to tell you about American Sign Language, which is made fun for ages 5-7. This class is part 3 of Beginner American Sign Language. We will learn over 20 - 50 signs each Week from different categories. We will first learn how to sign the word, put it into a song, and play a game to help the children remember how the signs fit together. I will interact with the children during the class using visuals, demonstrations, and music. Next, we will learn to sign different stories. Learners do not need knowledge of American Sign Language; they just are willing to learn. My teaching style is showing and explaining how your hands will make the sign. I'm excited to see you in class! 8-week learning schedule Week 1: In the Home -Vocabulary for rooms, furniture, appliances, and activities in the home -Sentence structures for describing activities and routines in the home Week 2: Outdoors -Vocabulary for outdoor environments, weather, and activities -Sentence structures for asking and answering questions about outdoor experiences Week 3: Reactions -Vocabulary for expressing emotions and reactions -Sentence structures for reacting to events and situations Week 4: Greetings -Vocabulary for standard greetings and introductions -Sentence structures for introducing oneself and others Week 5: In the Community -Vocabulary for places and activities in the community -Sentence structures for asking for and giving directions Week 6: All About Feelings -Vocabulary for different emotions and feelings - Sentence structures for describing and discussing emotions and feelings Week 7: Fun Activities -Vocabulary for hobbies, sports, and leisure activities -Sentence structures for discussing and making plans for fun activities Week 8: ABC - Vocabulary for the fingerspelling alphabet and basic signs - Sentence structures for spelling and introducing oneself and others using Fingerspelling My class format **Greeting - We will learn how to sign a welcome song in the First Week of class! We play a game to work on Fingerspelling **We review words from the Week before. **Break - this is the time to Fingerspellingm! **Learn new words - Each Week, we will bring an item or talk about the new terms we are doing. **Song or Story, if available **Review week's words.
Learning Goals
Learner Goals
- ASL Skills Development
- Visual Form and Meaning.
- Meaning and Visual Form.
- Lexical Substitution.
- Paraphrasing.
- Main Idea Identification.
- Summarizing.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Appropriate for all ages
Supply List
Nothing but your hand and ready to have some fun!
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Joined July, 2020
4.9
141reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
1 teacher has a teaching certificate
Georgia Teaching Certificate
1 teacher has a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in English from Colorado State University
1 teacher has an Associate's degree
Associate's Degree in Education from Pinellas Technical Education Center
I have been teaching American Sign Language for over 15 years. I worked in the Deaf community for ten years. I teach a music and movement program in my local area and teach American Sign language at different Preschools and private kindergartens in my local area. My daughter and I use signs to communicate as she is hard of hearing and an Outschool teacher. I aim to make learning fun so that learners want to keep learning.
No sensitive information that is a high-risk topic is taught in this class!Reviews
Live Group Course
$125
for 8 classes1x per week, 8 weeks
50 min
Completed by 1 learner
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-8
2-6 learners per class
