We know that movement is a very important part of signing. Choose one word that you have NOT learned how to sign so far. “Design
” the sign so that it uses some kind of movement and then describe the movements that are involved in making that sign from start to finish. Make sure to use the types of words that describe movements in the unit: side-to-side, up-and-down, circles, touch, stroke, twist, flex, wiggle, separate, etc. [Note: it is okay for the sign you “design” to be different than the actual sign for that word.]
Answer: Running, the left hand is limp and is just below chest level. With the right hand, make the sign for 3 faced down. The right hand’s index and middle fingers are on the left hand. Then the two fingers flicked against each other as if they are running legs.
Explanation:
You pick a random word that hasn't been taught yet and then create some hand movements up, creating the signing for the word you picked.
