UNIT 10 Conversation Pages 363 - 381. Making Plans Pg. 363 To drop off Emergency For Job To plan Wow...

UNIT 10Conversation

Pages 363 - 381

Making Plans Pg. 363• To drop off• Emergency• For• Job• To plan• Wow

• Wow can be used alone as a response to something or used to emphasize the information that precedes the sign.

Work and Study Pg. 366

• To advertise, advertising

• To apply, Applicant

• Cash register, Cashier

• To count, Accountant

• TO design, Designer

• To hire, be hired

• Law, Lawyer

• To measure, Engineer

• Military, Soldier

• Optometrist

• Physical therapy, Physical Therapist

Work and Study cont. Pg. 366• Program, Programmer

• Teeth, dentist

• Therapy, Therapist

• Wrench, Mechanic, Plumber

You already learned these signs just add the Agent You already learned these signs just add the Agent Marker to the base meaning.Marker to the base meaning.

ActorActor AthleteAthlete BiologistBiologist ChefChef ChemistChemist CounselorCounselor DoctorDoctor

Accent Step Pg. 365

• Economist• Entrepreneur/ business owner• Fisherman• Florist• Interpreter• Janitor• Journalist

Accent Step Pg. 365

• Manager• Mathematician• Nurse• Pharmacist• Photographer• Physicist• Physiologist• Pilot

• Psychologist• Sales person• Scientist• Teacher• Technician• Trainer• Waiter

Signing about Work and Study pg. 364• Read on page 364

• Look at the dialogue.

• Do you recognize any new signs?

Dialogue Practice “Do you have a job?”p. 364

•Please sit with a partner QUIETLY.•Look at page 364. Read dialogue signs and translations.

•Practice signing the dialogue on page with your partner.

• In a few minutes, we will watch Kris and Sean sign on the DVD.

Classroom Exercise B Pg. 365• Describe what each of the following occupations do:

• Veterinarian• Clothing designer• Mechanic• Computer programmer• Teacher• Day care provider• Optometrist

ASL Close Up pg. 367Using To Be: Topic and Transition• Read on page 367

• Example 1: I want to be a doctor.• Concept: I want to work as a doctor.• ASL: I WANT WORK DOCTOR I

• Example 2: I will be 18 next week.• Concept: I am changing from 17 to 18 years of age.• ASL: NEXT-WEEK I BECOME 18 I.

Which one do you use?Which one do you use?

Classroom Exercise C Page 367• Identify whether the underlined terms would use the signs Arrive, Work or to Become:

• 1.) You need to be there by 5:00• 5:00 YOU NEED ARRIVE IX-loc “there”• 2.) They want to be actors.• THEY WANT WORK ACTOR• 3.) I will be 25 tomorrow. • TOMORROW ME BECOME 25.• 4.) Don’t be late. • DON’T-ARRIVE LATE• 5) The weather is getting warm.• WEATHER BECOME WARM

Review

• To advertise, advertising

• To apply, Applicant

• Cash register, Cashier

• To count, Accountant

• TO design, Designer

• To hire, be hired

• Law, Lawyer

• To measure, Engineer

• Military, Soldier

• Optometrist

• Physical therapy, Physical Therapist

Review

• Program, Programmer

• Teeth, dentist

• Therapy, Therapist

• Wrench, Mechanic, Plumber

• Actor

• Economist• Athlete

• Entrepreneur/ business owner

• Biologist

Review

• Psychologist

• Sales person

• Scientist

• Teacher

• Technician

• Trainer

• Waiter

Review

• Fisherman

• Chef

• Chemist

• Counselor

• Florist

• Interpreter

• Janitor

• Doctor

• Journalist

Review

• Manager

• Mathematician

• Nurse

• Pharmacist

• Photographer

• Physicist

• Physiologist

• Pilot

Going to the Grocery Store• Most food items are fingerspelling in ASL.

• Foods similar in shape or size as cucumbers and zucchinis are often signed using a classifier followed by the fingerspelled word.

• If you don’t know a particular sign, describe the food in detail.

Fruits and Vegetables pg. 372• Apple

• Banana

• Cherry• Different than the book

• Fruit

• Grapes

• Melon

• Peach• Different than the book

• Pineapple• Different than the book

• Potato

• Salad

Fruits and Vegetables pg. 372• Strawberry

• Different than the book

• Tomato

• Vegetable

• Orange

Fruits and Vegetables pg. 372Fingerspelled Words• Apricot

• Artichoke

• Asparagus

• Avocado

• Bell pepper

• Berry (there’s a sign!)

• Blackberry

• Broccoli

• Carrot (I have a sign!)

• Cauliflower

• Celery

• Corn (there’s a sign)

Fruits and Vegetables pg. 372Fingerspelled Words• Cucumber

• Garlic

• Grapefruit

• Mango

• Papaya

• Pear ( I know a sign!)

• Tangerine

• Peas (I know a sign)

• Plum

• Radish

• Raisins (signed English sign)

• Raspberry

• Spinach

• String beans (I know a sign)

Classroom Exercise H• Are these a fruit or a vegetable?

• Banana• Onion• Peas• Orange• Apple• Potato

Meat and Dairy

• Bacon

• Butter

• Cheese

• Egg

• Hot dog, sausage

• Meat, beef

• Milk

• Turkey

• Bird and Chicken share the same sign

Meat and DairyFingerspelled Words• Clam (sign)

• Crab (sign)

• Ham

• Lamb

• Lobster (sign!)

• Oyster

• Pastrami

• Pork

• Pork chops

• Ribs

• Roast beef

• Salami

Meat and DairyFingerspelled Words• Shrimp (sign)

• Sushi

• Tofu

• Yogurt (signed English)

• Names of fish and cheeses

Desserts and Sweets• Candy• Chocolate• Cookie• Dessert• Ice Cream• Pie

• We have a sign for this

• Cake• We have a sign for this

Desserts and SweetsFingerspelled Words

• Brownie (fun sign)

• Chips (I gotta sign!)

• Cupcake (a couple of ways to sign)

• Flavors of ice cream

Classroom Exercise I (p. 373)

• Basket One• 2 apples• 3 peaches• Berries• corn

• Basket Two• Carrots• Peas• Bananas

• Basket Three• Oranges• Watermelon• plums

• Basket Four• Broccoli• Tomatoes• Green apple• Cherries

Classroom Exercise “I” #2p. 373•How much is it?

• I will start and ask someone how much an item is, then they will ask about another item to a different person…and so on…and so on…

•Prices are in your book on page 373!

Classroom Exercise J“What kind of food?” p. 374

• Torte• Rocky Road• Sirloin• Mozzarella• Pumpkin Spice• Oatmeal• Margarine• Rhubarb• Peanut Butter• Vanilla, Chocolate• Fudge• Cheddar

• Pie• Cheese• Cookie• Ice cream• Meat• Dessert• Milk• Cake• Candy

COLUMN ACOLUMN A

COLUMN BCOLUMN B

Match the food from “Column B” to a group in Match the food from “Column B” to a group in “Column A”. Make a “Column A”. Make a complete ASLcomplete ASL sentence. And yes, you will have to use sentence. And yes, you will have to use fingerspelling!fingerspelling!

Review

• To advertise, advertising

• To apply, Applicant

• Cash register, Cashier

• To count, Accountant

• TO design, Designer

• To hire, be hired

• Law, Lawyer

• To measure, Engineer

• Military, Soldier

• Optometrist

• Physical therapy, Physical Therapist

Review

• Program, Programmer

• Teeth, dentist

• Therapy, Therapist

• Wrench, Mechanic, Plumber

• Actor

• Economist• Athlete

• Entrepreneur/ business owner

• Biologist

Review

• Psychologist

• Sales person

• Scientist

• Teacher

• Technician

• Trainer

• Waiter

Review

• Fisherman

• Chef

• Chemist

• Counselor

• Florist

• Interpreter

• Janitor

• Doctor

• Journalist

Review

• Manager

• Mathematician

• Nurse

• Pharmacist

• Photographer

• Physicist

• Physiologist

• Pilot

Review

• Apple

• Banana

• Cherry• Different than the book

• Fruit

• Grapes

• Strawberry• Different than the book

• Tomato

• Vegetable

• Orange

Review

• Bacon

• Butter

• Cheese

• Egg

• Hot dog, sausage

• Melon

• Peach• Different than the book

• Pineapple• Different than the book

• Potato

• Salad

Review• Meat, beef

• Milk

• Turkey

• Pie• We have a sign for this

• Cake• We have a sign for this

• Chicken• Bird and Chicken share the

same sign

• Candy

• Chocolate

• Cookie

• Ice Cream

• Dessert• This is different than your book

Meals and Fast Food Pg. 376

• Bread

• Cereal (2)

• French Fries

• Hamburger

• Pizza

• Sandwich

• Soup

• Spaghetti

• Toast

• Ketchup• Sign not shown in your book

Meals and Fast Food Pg. 376Fingerspelled Words• Bagel

• Beans

• Burrito

• Casserole

• Grits

• Juice

• Taco

• Tortilla

• Mayo

• Milkshake

• Mustard

• Nachos

• Pancake

• Pasta

• Pepperoni

• Rice

• Waffle

Classroom Exercise L What’s missing from the food combination?

• Cereal and ______

• Orange ______

• __________ & Fries

• Fries and _________

• _______ and Eggs

• Milk

• Juice

• Hamburger

• Ketchup

• Bacon/Sausage

What Food Group?

• bagel• Cereal• French Fries• Hamburger• Pizza• Soup• Spaghetti• Toast• Beans• Milkshake• Tortilla

• Dairy

• Bread/ Grains

• Vegetable

• Protein/ Meat

• Fruit

Going to the grocery store…page 371• Practice the conversation on page 371 QUIETLY by

yourself.• Practice BOTH PARTS until you know them fluently (that

means you can sign them SMOOTHLY)• I will ask a FEW people to show us how to do it – careful!

I will probably change some of the food words (and I might change the first question to a different time!

Review

• Bread

• Cereal (2)

• French Fries

• Hamburger

• Pizza

• Sandwich

• Soup

• Spaghetti

• Toast

• Ketchup• Sign not shown in your book

Deaf Culture Minute page. 378• Read on page 378 under the Deaf Culture Minute about

Guide Dogs.

A trip to the zoo Pg. 378• Many animal signs incorporate classifiers that describe

prominent physical characteristics of the animal.

Animals Pg. 379

• Alligator

• Bear

• Deer

• Dolphin

• Elephant

Animals Pg. 379• Giraffe

• Hippo

• Lion

• Monkey

Animals Pg. 379• Shark

• Snake

• Tiger

• Turtle

• Whale

Classroom Exercise O What animals would you find in each habitat?

• Ocean

• Forest

• Mountains

• River

• Desert

• Lake

The San Diego Zoo Pg. 381

• Get out a piece of paper and a pen/pencil

• Read the questions on page 381, Classroom Exercise “Q”.

• Watch the signed presentation of Sean at the San Diego Zoo

• Answer the questions and turn them in to me

Classroom Exercise QUsing Classifiers how would you describe the following animals?• Lion

• Rhino

• Bear

• Zebra

• Leopard

• Hippo

• Alligator

• Monkey

• Snake

• Turtle

Unit 10 Review!!

• What is the name of the dog that helps Deaf people get around?• Guide dogs or hearing ear dogs

• What sign is used in place for the word “to be” in the following sentence? • I want to be a doctor.

• I WANT WORK DOCTOR• You need to be there by 5:00

• 5:00 YOU NEED ARRIVE THERE• They want to be actors.

• THEY WANT WORK ACTOR

Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!• Accountant• Advertise• Advertising• Alligator• Apple• Applicant• Apply• Apricot• Artichoke• Asparagus• Avocado

• Bacon• Bagel• Banana• Beans• Bear• Become• Bell pepper• Berry• Blackberry• Bread• Broccoli• Brownie

Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!• Burrito• Butter• Cake• Candy• Carrot• Cashier• Cash register• Casserole• Cauliflower• Celery• Cereal• Cheese• Cherry

• Chips• Chocolate• Clam• Cookie• Corn• To count• Crab• Cucumber• Cupcake• Deer• Dentist• Design• Designer

Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!• Dessert• Dolphin• To drop off• Egg• Elephant• Emergency• Engineer• For• French fries• Fruit• Garlic• Giraffe

• Grapefruit• Grapes• Grits• Ham• Hamburger• Hippo• Hire, to be hired• Hot dog, sausage• Ice cream• Job• Juice• Ketchup

Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!• Lamb• Law• Lawyer• Lion• Lobster• Mango• Mayo• Measure• Meat, beef• Mechanic• Melon• Military• Milk

• Milkshake• Monkey• Mustard• Nacho• Optometrist• Oyster• Pancake• Papaya• Pasta• Pastrami• Peach• Pear• Peas

Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!• Pepperoni• Physical therapy• Physical therapist• Pie• Pineapple• Pizza• To Plan• Plum• Pork• Pork chops• Potato• Program• Programmer

• Radish• Raisins• Raspberry• Ribs• Rice• Roast beef• Salad• Salami• Sandwich• Shark• Shrimp• Snake• Soldier

Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!• Soup• Spaghetti• Spinach• Strawberry• String bean • Sushi• Taco• Tangerine• Teeth, dentist• Therapist• Therapy• Tiger

• Toast• Tofu• Tomato• Tortilla• Turkey• Turtle• Vegetable• Waffle• Whale• Wow• Wrench• Yogurt