Routines in ASL | Sign Language for Beginners

This video tutorial provides an overview of American Sign Language (ASL) signs related to time, routines, and daily activities. It covers how to sign various time-related terms, such as days of the week and times of day, using sweeping movements to indicate repetition. The tutorial also explains signs for daily routines, household chores, and tasks, emphasizing the importance of ASL sentence structure, where time is signed at the beginning of a sentence. Viewers will learn how to sign common activities like eating, sleeping, and doing chores, as well as how to construct sentences in ASL.

What is the sign for 'morning' and how is it used in a sentence?

Describe how to sign 'afternoon' and provide an example of its usage.

Explain the movement used to sign 'week' and its significance.

How do you sign 'wake up' and what does it represent?

What is the sign for 'dinner' and how can it be incorporated into a daily routine?

Describe the sign for 'get ready' and its importance in the morning routine.

Describe the sign for 'shower' and its context in a daily schedule.

Explain how to sign 'take out the trash' and its relevance in a weekly routine.

What is the process for signing 'set the table' and when is it usually done?

What does the sign for 'laundry' look like and when is it typically performed?