In this course, students will continue learning strategies for faster fingerspelling and numbers to indicate age and time expressions. Additional vocabulary practice includes describing living situations and common places, giving basic directions, creating personal narratives, talking about family, and forming questions.
This course covers Units 3 and 4 in the book Signing Naturally Units 1-6.
The classes meet once a week for 90 minutes via Zoom and will run for 10 weeks. (Zoom links will be provided after registration.)
ASL class starting at 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM TUESDAY September 23.
- September 23
- September 30
- October 7
- October 14
- October 21
- October 28
- November 4
- November 11
- November 18
- December 2
We look forward to the opportunity to share our knowledge and expertise with our friends, neighbors, and community!
Note: These courses teach basic communication skills in American Sign Language; therefore, completion of these courses do not guarantee a certain level proficiency or mastery in American Sign Language. It is not an equivalent to any State or National certification requirements, licensing requirements, college-level coursework, or other credentialing requirements. Furthermore, it is not intended to qualify any individual as a sign language interpreter, ASL instructor, teacher of the Deaf, or any other field requiring advanced levels of proficiency in ASL.
