20 ASL Signs for Toddlers

This video is designed for parents of toddlers or those interested in ASL for young children. It provides tips on signing with toddlers, emphasizing the importance of combining auditory and visual inputs. The video covers basic ASL signs for emotions, everyday actions, objects, and family members, helping toddlers communicate effectively. It encourages family involvement in learning to enhance engagement.

What is one of the tips mentioned for signing with toddlers?

• Use only one hand for signing.

• Say the word while signing.

• Sign without saying the word.

• Only use visual cues.

How do you sign 'happy' in ASL?

• Hands in a C shape, moving down the chest.

• Hands flat, moving down over the chest.

• Hands flat, moving up over the chest.

• Hands in a Y shape, bouncing around.

Which hand shape is used to sign 'hungry'?

• A C-shaped hand moving down the chest.

• A Y-shaped hand bouncing around.

• A flat hand moving up.

• An O-shaped hand moving across the face.

What is the sign for 'book' in ASL?

• Hands flicking downwards.

• Index fingers pointing to a location.

• Opening up the hands like a book.

• Scrubbing motion on the body.

How do you sign 'no' in ASL?

• Hands flicking downwards.

• Hands flat, moving up over the chest.

• Hands forming the letter N&O together.

• Hands in a C shape, moving down the chest.