UNIT 10

Conversation
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 • Law, Lawyer

• To apply, Applicant • To measure, Engineer

• Cash register, Cashier • Military, Soldier

• To count, Accountant • Optometrist

• TO design, Designer • Physical therapy, Physical

Therapist
• To hire, be hired
Work and Study cont. Pg. 366
• Program, Programmer

• Teeth, dentist

• Therapy, Therapist

• Wrench, Mechanic, Plumber

Accent Step Pg. 365
 You already learned these signs just add the Agent
Marker to the base meaning.

 Actor • Economist
 Athlete • Entrepreneur/ business owner
 Biologist • Fisherman
 Chef • Florist
 Chemist • Interpreter
 Counselor • Janitor
 Doctor • Journalist
Accent Step Pg. 365
• Manager • Psychologist
• Mathematician • Sales person
• Nurse • Scientist
• Pharmacist • Teacher
• Photographer • Technician
• Physicist • Trainer
• Physiologist • Waiter
• Pilot
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. 367
Using 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?
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 • Law, Lawyer

• To apply, Applicant • To measure, Engineer

• Cash register, Cashier • Military, Soldier

• To count, Accountant • Optometrist

• TO design, Designer • Physical therapy, Physical

Therapist
• To hire, be hired
Review
• Program, Programmer • Actor

• Teeth, dentist • Economist

• Athlete
• Therapy, Therapist
• Entrepreneur/
• Wrench, Mechanic, business owner
Plumber
• Biologist
Review
• Psychologist
• Technician
• Sales person
• Trainer
• Scientist
• Waiter
• Teacher
Review
• Florist
• Fisherman
• Interpreter
• Chef
• Janitor
• Chemist
• Doctor
• Counselor
• Journalist
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• Manager • Photographer

• Mathematician • Physicist

• Nurse • Physiologist

• Pharmacist • 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 • Melon

• Banana • Peach
• Different than the book

• Cherry • Pineapple
• Different than the book • Different than the book

• Fruit • Potato

• Grapes • Salad
Fruits and Vegetables
pg. 372
• Strawberry
• Different than the book
• Tomato

• Vegetable

• Orange
Fruits and Vegetables pg. 372
Fingerspelled Words
• Apricot • Blackberry

• Artichoke • Broccoli

• Asparagus • Carrot (I have a sign!)

• Avocado • Cauliflower

• Bell pepper • Celery

• Berry (there’s a sign!) • Corn (there’s a sign)

Fruits and Vegetables pg. 372
Fingerspelled Words
• Cucumber • Peas (I know a sign)

• Garlic • Plum

• Grapefruit • Radish

• Mango • Raisins (signed English sign)

• Papaya • Raspberry

• Pear ( I know a sign!) • Spinach

• Tangerine • 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
• Meat, beef
• Butter
• Milk
• Cheese
• Turkey
• Egg
• Bird and Chicken share
• Hot dog, sausage the same sign
Meat and Dairy
Fingerspelled Words
• Clam (sign) • Pastrami

• Crab (sign) • Pork

• Ham • Pork chops

• Lamb • Ribs

• Lobster (sign!) • Roast beef

• Oyster • Salami
Meat and Dairy
Fingerspelled 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 Sweets
Fingerspelled 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 • Basket Three
• 2 apples • Oranges
• 3 peaches • Watermelon
• Berries • plums
• corn
• Basket Four
• Basket Two • Broccoli
• Carrots • Tomatoes
• Peas • Green apple
• Bananas • Cherries
Classroom Exercise “I” #2
p. 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
COLUMN A Match the food from “Column B” to a group in
“Column A”. Make a complete ASL
• Torte sentence. And yes, you will have to use
• Rocky Road fingerspelling! COLUMN B
• Sirloin
• Pie
• Mozzarella
• Cheese
• Pumpkin Spice
• Cookie
• Oatmeal
• Ice cream
• Margarine
• Meat
• Rhubarb
• Dessert
• Peanut Butter
• Milk
• Vanilla, Chocolate
• Cake
• Fudge
• Candy
• Cheddar
Review
• To advertise, advertising • Law, Lawyer

• To apply, Applicant • To measure, Engineer

• Cash register, Cashier • Military, Soldier

• To count, Accountant • Optometrist

• TO design, Designer • Physical therapy, Physical

Therapist
• To hire, be hired
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• Program, Programmer • Actor

• Teeth, dentist • Economist

• Athlete
• Therapy, Therapist
• Entrepreneur/
• Wrench, Mechanic, business owner
Plumber
• Biologist
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• Psychologist
• Technician
• Sales person
• Trainer
• Scientist
• Waiter
• Teacher
Review
• Florist
• Fisherman
• Interpreter
• Chef
• Janitor
• Chemist
• Doctor
• Counselor
• Journalist
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• Manager • Photographer

• Mathematician • Physicist

• Nurse • Physiologist

• Pharmacist • Pilot
Review
• Apple • Strawberry
• Different than the book

• Banana • Tomato

• Cherry • Vegetable
• Different than the book
• Fruit • Orange

• Grapes
Review
• Bacon • Melon

• Butter • Peach
• Different than the book

• Cheese • Pineapple
• Different than the book

• Egg • Potato

• Hot dog, sausage • Salad

Review
• Meat, beef • Candy

• Milk • Chocolate

• Turkey • Cookie

• Pie • Ice Cream

• We have a sign for this
• Cake • Dessert
• We have a sign for this • This is different
• Chicken than your book
• Bird and Chicken share the
same sign
Meals and Fast Food Pg. 376
• Bread • Sandwich

• Cereal (2) • Soup

• French Fries • Spaghetti

• Hamburger • Toast

• Pizza • Ketchup
• Sign not shown in your book
Meals and Fast Food Pg. 376
Fingerspelled Words
• Bagel • Mayo

• Beans • Milkshake

• Burrito • Mustard

• Casserole • Nachos

• Grits • Pancake

• Juice • Pasta

• Taco • Pepperoni

• Tortilla • Rice

• Waffle
Classroom Exercise L
What’s missing from the food combination?
• Cereal and ______ • Milk

• Orange ______ • Juice

• __________ & Fries • Hamburger

• Fries and _________ • Ketchup

• _______ and Eggs • Bacon/Sausage

What Food Group?
• bagel
• Cereal • Dairy
• French Fries
• Hamburger • Bread/ Grains
• Pizza
• Soup • Vegetable
• Spaghetti
• Toast • Protein/ Meat
• Beans
• Milkshake • Fruit
• Tortilla
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 • Sandwich

• Cereal (2) • Soup

• French Fries • Spaghetti

• Hamburger • Toast

• Pizza • 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
• River

• Forest
• Desert

• Mountains
• 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 Q
Using Classifiers how would you describe the
following animals?
• Lion • Hippo

• Rhino • Alligator

• Bear • Monkey

• Zebra • Snake

• Leopard • 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 • Bacon
• Advertise • Bagel
• Advertising • Banana
• Alligator • Beans
• Apple • Bear
• Applicant • Become
• Apply • Bell pepper
• Apricot • Berry
• Artichoke • Blackberry
• Asparagus • Bread
• Avocado • Broccoli
• Brownie
Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!
• Burrito • Chips
• Butter • Chocolate
• Cake • Clam
• Candy • Cookie
• Carrot • Corn
• Cashier • To count
• Cash register • Crab
• Casserole • Cucumber
• Cauliflower • Cupcake
• Celery • Deer
• Cereal • Dentist
• Cheese • Design
• Cherry • Designer
Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!
• Dessert • Grapefruit
• Dolphin • Grapes
• To drop off • Grits
• Egg • Ham
• Elephant • Hamburger
• Emergency • Hippo
• Engineer • Hire, to be hired
• For • Hot dog, sausage
• French fries • Ice cream
• Fruit • Job
• Garlic • Juice
• Giraffe • Ketchup
Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!
• Lamb • Milkshake
• Law • Monkey
• Lawyer • Mustard
• Lion • Nacho
• Lobster • Optometrist
• Mango • Oyster
• Mayo • Pancake
• Measure • Papaya
• Meat, beef • Pasta
• Mechanic • Pastrami
• Melon • Peach
• Military • Pear
• Milk • Peas
Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!
• Pepperoni • Radish
• Physical therapy • Raisins
• Physical therapist • Raspberry
• Pie • Ribs
• Pineapple • Rice
• Pizza • Roast beef
• To Plan • Salad
• Plum • Salami
• Pork • Sandwich
• Pork chops • Shark
• Potato • Shrimp
• Program • Snake
• Programmer • Soldier
Unit 10 Review over All Signs!!
• Soup • Toast
• Spaghetti • Tofu
• Spinach • Tomato
• Strawberry • Tortilla
• String bean • Turkey
• Sushi • Turtle
• Taco • Vegetable
• Tangerine • Waffle
• Teeth, dentist • Whale
• Therapist • Wow
• Therapy • Wrench
• Tiger • Yogurt