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I Love Food! ASL Signs for Food.

In this class, students will learn how to sign common food and drink signs.

Karyn Wrachford

Average rating:

4.8

Number of reviews:

(60)

What's included

1 live meeting

45 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

This will be a fun class! We will begin our class by all sharing what our favorite food is. Students may bring a picture or prop of their favorite food to show to the class.

After introductions, we will learn the signs for different foods and drinks. I will use PowerPoint slides to teach these signs. 

Students will also learn these two sentences:
"My favorite food is..."
"My favorite drink is..."

Next, students will be given the opportunity to sign one of their sentences to the class. They are not required to sign but will be given the opportunity if they wish to.

We will end our class with a review game. I will ask students if they remember the signs for different words we learned. 

Thank you so much!

Learning Goals

Students will learn how to sign common ASL signs for food and drinks. They will also learn how to sign their favorite food and drink.

Other Details

Language of Instruction

English

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Karyn Wrachford

Joined October, 2021

4.8

60reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Bachelor's Degree in Education from Trinity Baptist College

I have been signing now for almost 12 years. In college (2009-2014), I had a deaf roommate. That caused me to pursue fluency in sign language. Even though I got my degree in Elementary Education, I took ASL classes all during college. Along with that, I completely immersed myself in the world of the Deaf. I attended a deaf church, deaf camps, and several interpreter conferences. Along with all of that, I learned most by spending every moment of my free time with many interpreters and deaf friends. I  would go to deaf activities such as game nights and Starbucks meets with my local deaf community. 

After college, I received my Florida interpreter certification and worked as a sign language interpreter for several years. I interpreted for college classes, church, chapel services, staff meetings, video relay services, concerts, appointments, training etc. I also taught sign language to high-school students for 3 years. At times, I have also taught elementary students at schools, camps, and churches. Some classes were one-time classes while other classes lasted for one week. I am currently teaching a deaf children's class at my church. I also have many deaf friends that I communicate with on a regular basis.