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ASL 2- American Sign Language 14-Week Course Ages 8-13
Class experience
US Grade 5 - 8
Intermediate Level
This 14-week American Sign Language (ASL) course is tailored for those who have completed ASL 1 or have basic ASL knowledge. Designed as an ASL 2 curriculum, it delves into more advanced topics such as colors, time expressions, sports, family, and career-related signs. Building upon the foundation laid in ASL 1, this course enhances students' signing abilities, broadens their vocabulary, and deepens their understanding of Deaf culture. Interactive lessons, practical activities, and...
This class is taught in English.
✔️ Learn how to put together sentences with proper ASL Grammar ✔️ Learn 300+ Signs ✔️ Deep Dive into Fingerspelling & Numbers ✔️ Culture lessons from a Deaf instructor
Introducing ASL Kids Club's accomplished team of ASL instructors: - **Ms. Trina:** With a career spanning over two decades, Ms. Trina boasts extensive experience as an Educational Interpreter and Tutor, having closely worked with deaf and hard of hearing students across various school districts. Her enthusiasm for sign language is evident, fueled by her own Deaf family members. - **Ms. Lisa Marie:** Ms. Lisa Marie brings a unique linguistic perspective, being proficient in English, Spanish, American Sign Language, and Nicaraguan Sign Language. Her teaching journey of more than 10 years has encompassed roles in teaching, assisting, and mentoring students and interpreters. - **Ms. Denise:** A born-deaf educator, Ms. Denise's mastery extends beyond communication forms like speech, lipreading, and sign language. Her patience and kindness have guided numerous students, while her role as a tutor and assistant teacher at the School for the Deaf has left a positive impact. -** Mr. Eric:** My name is Eric Welch. I am Deaf and ASL is my natural first language! I was born in Georgia and raised in Alabama. I love being in the south. Food is my favorite thing. I attended Gallaudet and earned a bachelor's in social work and a master's in social work as well. I enjoy supporting students in their future! I moved to New York with my beautiful wife and daughter and have worked in a Deaf School for 5 years. I was really enjoying teaching my students, so I decided to go back to school to get another masters in Deaf Education. This is my second year as a teacher at New York School for the Deaf. - **Mr. Curt:** With extensive experience as a Deaf tutor, Mr. Curt has worked with both Deaf and hearing students within a school district for over five years. His commitment to an inclusive and supportive learning environment stems from his deep understanding of Deaf culture and communication, coupled with a Bachelor's degree in Deaf Studies. Collectively, this team is dedicated to delivering an enriching ASL learning experience that accommodates diverse backgrounds and cultivates growth.
Homework Offered
Homework assignments in this course will be diverse and based on classroom activities. Each week, students will have the option to engage in various forms of homework, including practicing their skills through provided links or uploading videos of themselves completing sign language assignments. Participation in these assignments is not mandatory but is highly beneficial for skill enhancement. Additionally, some homework may be accessible through Nearpod, for which no account creation is required. The intention is to offer students flexible opportunities to practice and reinforce their learning every week, although completing these assignments is not a requirement for all students.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
In this class, assessments are optional and not a mandatory requirement for all students. The course schedule, as outlined above, includes 2 or 3 assessments during the section. These may take the form of quizzes or tests. Students have the flexibility to choose whether they want to participate in these assessments or opt out. The information regarding the timing and nature of these assessments are in the class outline provided.Grades Offered
Deaf and hard-of-hearing students. We utilize a variety of communication methods to ensure that every child's needs are met, including captions, chat, visual aids, and sign language.
✅ Completion of an ASL 1 course. ✅ Mastery of the ASL alphabet and fingerspelling. ✅ Ability to sign your name and introduce yourself in ASL.
Laptop,Tablet or Desktop computer works best.
I will be using outside websites such as Canva and Youtube to assist in learning, playing interactive games, and tools to help manage slide show presentations, flashcards, videos, and quiz games. *I will be sharing my screen on Zoom so no account is needed in order to participate. * We require a parental guidance statement for each tool used in the class. Here is the list of websites.. Canva website ( Ms. Trina's slide presentation) Nearpod website (Ms.Trina created content) Kahoot ( Ms.Trina's created content)
**Here is a list of other resources and websites that I may be using in my class as the shared screen on Zoom... Canva website (slides, videos, and flashcards) Youtube ( Ms. Trina's created content) Nearpod (Ms. Trina's created content) Kahoot ( Ms.Trina's created content)
At Ms.Trina's ASL Kids Club, our focus lies in delivering exceptional sign language classes for children aged 3-18. What sets us apart is our team of Deaf teachers who bring a profound understanding of both American Sign Language (ASL) and...
Group Class
$15
weekly or $210 for 14 classes1x per week, 14 weeks
30 min
Completed by 5 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
2-7 learners per class