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Lesson 6

Lesson 6. By Annie Cassell. Summary. ASL Sentence Structure Deaf Culture: Current Event Documentary: For A Deaf Son 101-999 Vocabulary. ASL Sentence Structure. ASL structure: don ’ t-like-walk-school English language structure: I don ’ t like walking to school. Summary.

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Lesson 6

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  1. Lesson 6 By Annie Cassell

  2. Summary ASL Sentence Structure Deaf Culture: Current Event Documentary: For A Deaf Son 101-999 Vocabulary

  3. ASL Sentence Structure ASL structure: don’t-like-walk-school English language structure: I don’t like walking to school

  4. Summary ASL Sentence Structure Deaf Culture: Current Event Documentary: For A Deaf Son Vocabulary

  5. Deaf Culture: Current Event Field of Dreams for Deaf Players Camp for deaf children to play baseball The camp was created 25 years ago About 60 kids come every year Link: http://www.ksdk.com/story/news/local/making-a-difference/2014/07/14/mike-bush-field-dreams-deaf-players/12599869/

  6. Summary ASL Sentence Structure Deaf Culture: Current Event Documentary: For A Deaf Son Vocabulary

  7. Documentary: For A Deaf Son The cochlear implant helped the little boy to hear noises like trucks and horns The cochlear implant gave the boy a choice to either sign or talk with speech therapy 93% of deaf children have two hearing parents Most deaf children only reach a 4th grade reading level

  8. Summary ASL Sentence Structure Deaf Culture: Current Event Documentary: For A Deaf Son Vocabulary

  9. Vocabulary When you sign candy it is like touching a “sweet tooth” Most of the friendly phrases like I love you or what’s up are signed with one movement Here are some friendly phrases Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNpdsXm0R6U

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