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ASL Family and People

How to sign family members and people in ASL.

11 cardsGrades K–2, Grades 3–5, Grades 6–8, Grades 9–12, Adult#american sign language#vocabulary

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  • MotherEnglish
    Thumb of an open 5 hand taps the chin
  • FatherEnglish
    Thumb of an open 5 hand taps the forehead
  • GrandmotherEnglish
    Sign "mother," then bounce the hand forward in two small arcs
  • GrandfatherEnglish
    Sign "father," then bounce the hand forward in two small arcs
  • BabyEnglish
    Rock both arms as if holding a baby
  • BoyEnglish
    Hand at the forehead opens and closes like the brim of a cap
  • GirlEnglish
    Thumb traces along the jawline, near the chin
  • ManEnglish
    Sign "boy" at the forehead, then move down to the chest
  • WomanEnglish
    Sign "girl" at the chin, then move down to the chest
  • MeEnglish
    Point to your chest with the index finger
  • YouEnglish
    Point to the other person with the index finger

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