We will learn the manual alphabet (how to fingerspell) then play several rounds of Kahoot in which students will practice quickly identifying and recognizing fingerspelled letters and words. We will then play ASL Scattergories, a fun word category game with an ASL twist. If time permits, we will wrap up with a round of ASL-styled hangman. 

 We will spend up to the first ten minutes reviewing color signs. The teacher will fingerspell each color sign to introduce each new sign in order to build upon fingerspelling receptive skills (the ability to read fingerspelling). We will then use Kahoot to review the manual alphabet and practice the newly learned color signs. Finally, we will play a game in which students will race to read fingerspelled colors using a video from 5 Guys ASL YouTube channel. 

 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 using videos from the 5 Guys ASL YouTube channel that will be shown in class. Finally, we'll play Empire, a competitive game where each individual looks to become the winning empire. This game will incorporate ASL fingerspelling, receptive skills, and practice using the food signs. 

 We will spend up to the first ten minutes of class learning or reviewing the numbers in ASL. We will then play the "15 Number Game" in which the goal is to successfully count to fifteen without any two people simultaneously signing a number. Then we'll play a number game called "21," a fast-paced counting game in which players are eliminated if they sign the number 21. Finally, we'll play a numerical trivia game using Kahoot!