ASL Narrative Tom Loves Ruth American Sign Language

Explore new signs and practice your ASL skills as you learn to sign an interesting narrative full of useful vocabulary
ASL Narrative Tom Loves Ruth American Sign Language
File Size :
2.42 GB
Total length :
1h 56m

Instructor

Able Lingo

Language

Last update

7/2020

Ratings

4.9/5

ASL Narrative Tom Loves Ruth American Sign Language

What you’ll learn

Students will learn to correctly finger spell the first and last names of the characters in a narrative
Students will learn to sign fifteen (15) vocabulary words: A-LOT, ALREADY, CRAZY, EASY, FALL-IN-LOVE, FLOWERS, HAVE, IMPOSSIBLE, LOVE, MARRY/MARRIED, MAYBE, SINGLE, STILL, THINK, WILL
Students will learn to combine vocabulary signs with fingerspelled names to create complete sentences
Students will use complete sentences to sign an entire narrative about a unique situation
Students will race a timer as they sign vocabulary words, sentences, and a complete narrative
Students will see English sentences translated into ASL using ASL grammar rules

ASL Narrative Tom Loves Ruth American Sign Language

Requirements

A desire to learn, improve, and be more confident signing in ASL
A desire to enrich ASL vocabulary and learn practical communication skills

Description

IN THIS COURSE, you’re going to use American Sign Language (ASL) to sign a narrative about a unique situation. To achieve this, we’ll learn the ABCs, review fingerspelling rules, learn individual vocabulary words, see English translated into ASL, create complete sentences, and learn to sign the entire narrative. Along the way, there will be tests to review your ability to sign correctly and understand what I’m signing. We’ll also use a timer to improve your signing speed.*** This course is designed to INCLUDE complete beginners without any prior knowledge of ASL. Previous ASL skills are welcome but NOT required.IN THIS COURSE:Students will learn the complete alphabet in ASL including the four (4) fingerspelling rulesStudents will learn to correctly fingerspell the first and last names of the characters in the narrativeStudents will learn to sign fifteen (15) vocabulary words: A-LOT, ALREADY, CRAZY, EASY, FALL-IN-LOVE, FLOWERS, HAVE, IMPOSSIBLE, LOVE, MARRY/MARRIED, MAYBE, SINGLE, STILL, THINK, WILLStudents will see English sentences translated into ASL using ASL grammar rulesStudents will learn to combine vocabulary signs with fingerspelled names to create complete sentencesStudents will learn the correct facial expressions and head movements to communicate a questionStudents will use complete sentences to sign an entire narrative about a unique situationStudents will race a timer as they sign vocabulary words, sentences, and the complete narrativeEach individual sign will be taught step by step to ensure comprehension, correct hand shape, and hand positionStudents will be tested on their ability to sign and recognize ALL material taught in the courseAFTER TAKING THIS COURSE:Students will know the complete ASL alphabet and be able to fingerspellStudents will be able to sign and understand ASL vocabulary, sentences, and an entire narrativeStudents will have a larger vocabulary and understand the mechanics of each sign taught in the courseStudents will feel more confident as they continue their journey of ASL improvementQUESTIONSWhat is the main focus of this course?This course focuses on learning the necessary skills to sign a complete narrative describing an interesting situation. Students will learn to fingerspell, sign vocabulary words, sign complete sentences, and sign a complete narrative.Do I need to have prior knowledge or experience with ASL before taking this class?No. This course is designed for complete beginners without any prior knowledge of ASL. All necessary signs are taught step by step in the course.Will this course test me on what is taught?Yes. This course contains multiple sections of review and testing where you have the opportunity to demonstrate your ASL signing and recognition skills.ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:Hello! My name is Michael. When I was three years old, my younger brother became sick with spinal meningitis. In the process, my brother became deaf with an almost complete hearing loss. This difficult situation provided a unique opportunity for my family and I to become fluent in American Sign Language (ASL). Unlike some deaf children, my brother was not sent away to a deaf or hard of hearing school. He grew up with us, his hearing family, and we were active in the deaf community.As a police officer and federal investigator, I often used ASL to communicate with and interpret for witnesses, victims, and perpetrators. I decided to create ASL courses because it’s a useful and practical skill to have. Like learning any language, it opens your mind and creates the ability to communicate with a whole new group of people.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Section 2: ASL Alphabet & Fingerspelling

Lecture 2 ASL Alphabet

Lecture 3 Four (4) Fingerspelling Rules

Section 3: TOM KING & RUTH JONES

Lecture 4 Practice – Names

Lecture 5 Sign – Names

Lecture 6 Understand – Names

Section 4: TOM KING LOVE RUTH JONES A-LOT.

Lecture 7 Learn – ASL Sentence Structure

Lecture 8 Learn – Sign for LOVE

Lecture 9 Learn – Sign for A-LOT

Lecture 10 Practice – Complete Sentence

Section 5: TOM FALL-IN-LOVE EASY.

Lecture 11 Learn – ASL Sentence Structure

Lecture 12 Learn – Sign for FALL-IN-LOVE

Lecture 13 Learn – Sign for EASY

Lecture 14 Practice – Complete Sentence

Section 6: RUTH ALREADY MARRIED.

Lecture 15 Learn – ASL Sentence Structure

Lecture 16 Learn – Sign for ALREADY

Lecture 17 Learn – Sign for MARRIED

Lecture 18 Practice – Complete Sentence

Section 7: RUTH THINK TOM CRAZY.

Lecture 19 Learn – ASL Sentence Structure

Lecture 20 Learn – Sign for THINK

Lecture 21 Learn – Sign for CRAZY

Lecture 22 Practice – Complete Sentence

Section 8: TOM WILL MARRY RUTH? IMPOSSIBLE.

Lecture 23 Learn – ASL Sentence Structure

Lecture 24 Learn – Sign for WILL

Lecture 25 Learn – Sign for MARRY

Lecture 26 Learn – Sign for IMPOSSIBLE

Lecture 27 Practice – Complete Sentence & Question

Section 9: ASL Vocabulary Review

Lecture 28 Practice – Test Format

Lecture 29 Sign – Vocabulary ⏲

Lecture 30 Understand – Vocabulary

Section 10: Complete ASL Sentences

Lecture 31 Practice – Sentences

Lecture 32 Sign – Sentences ⏲

Lecture 33 Understand – Sentences

Section 11: Complete Story

Lecture 34 Practice – Complete Story

Lecture 35 Sign – Story ⏲ 1 Minute

Section 12: Extra Practice

Lecture 36 Explore – Test Format

Lecture 37 Sign – Story ⏲ 45 Seconds

Lecture 38 Sign – Story ⏲ 30 Seconds

Section 13: New Story Vocabulary

Lecture 39 Explore – New Story

Lecture 40 Practice – New Names

Lecture 41 Learn – Sign for HAVE

Lecture 42 Learn – Sign for FLOWERS

Lecture 43 Learn – Sign for STILL

Lecture 44 Learn – Sign for SINGLE

Lecture 45 Learn – Sign for MAYBE

Section 14: Review New ASL Story

Lecture 46 Practice – New Sentences

Lecture 47 Practice – New Story

Lecture 48 Sign – New Story ⏲ 1 Minute

Lecture 49 Sign – New Story ⏲ 45 Seconds

Section 15: Conclusion

Lecture 50 Conclusion & Thank You

Beginner ASL students who wish to learn and start signing immediately,Improving ASL students who wish to practice, test, and boost their signing ability

Course Information:

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Created by: Able Lingo

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