25 Thanksgiving Signs in ASL | Sign Language for Beginners

The video tutorial teaches various American Sign Language (ASL) signs related to Thanksgiving. It covers signs for Thanksgiving, family, friends, cultural terms like Native American and Pilgrim, and food items such as turkey, pie, and dessert. The tutorial also includes signs for activities like shopping and football, and demonstrates how to use these signs in sentences. The session is interactive, with a focus on practicing the signs with a student named Kate.

What is the sign for Thanksgiving?

• From chest to waist

• From forehead to chin

• From chin to chest

• From shoulder to shoulder

How is the sign for 'family' performed?

• A hands crossing over each other

• F hands going in a circle

• P hands moving up and down

• B hands moving back and forth

Which hand shape is used for the sign 'Native American'?

• F shaped hand

• P shaped hand

• B shaped hand

• A shaped hand

What does the sign for 'cook' resemble?

• Flipping something on a pan

• Pouring a drink

• Stirring a pot

• Chopping vegetables

How is the sign for 'pie' performed?

• Baking in an oven

• Mixing ingredients

• Rolling a dough

• Making slices in the air

What is the sign for 'potato'?

• A hand stirring a pot

• A hand chopping in the air

• A flat hand moving in circles

• A fist with a double X bouncing on top

How is the sign for 'butter' performed?

• A hand slicing

• A hand flipping

• Two fingers spreading

• A hand stirring

What does the sign for 'football' resemble?

• A player running

• A goal being scored

• A ball being thrown

• Teams colliding or laces on a football

Which activity is associated with the sign 'shop'?

• Carrying bags

• Browsing items

• Holding money and buying

• Trying on clothes

What does the sign for 'feast' involve?

• Serving food

• Setting a table

• Cooking a large meal

• Eating repeatedly