ASL Signs for Sunrise and Sunset

Dana from ASL LOVE teaches how to sign the words SUNRISE and SUNSET in American Sign Language. The video demonstrates using the 'F' and 'C' handshapes for both signs, with detailed instructions on hand placement and movement. An alternative method for signing SUNSET with a wavy motion is also shown. The lesson concludes with a recap of the signs.

What handshape is used for the initial sign of SUNRISE?

• F

• G

• B

• A

Which alternative handshape can be used for SUNRISE?

• H

• D

• E

• C

What is the main difference in signing SUNSET compared to SUNRISE?

• The handshape changes

• The hand starts up and moves down

• The hand starts down and moves up

• The hand moves in a circular motion

Which handshape is commonly used for both SUNRISE and SUNSET?

• C

• F

• B

• A

What is the final hand position for the SUNSET sign using the 'F' handshape?

• Hand moves up

• Hand moves down

• Hand stays still

• Hand moves sideways

What is a unique feature of the additional SUNSET sign option?

• It uses a circular motion

• It involves a wavy motion

• It starts from the side

• It uses both hands

What is the purpose of the lesson?

• To practice finger spelling

• To learn how to sign SUNRISE and SUNSET

• To learn about ASL grammar

• To understand the history of ASL