Learn ASL Using Games

The video teaches how to incorporate ASL into popular games like Battleship, Gestures, and Guess Who? to enhance various ASL skills. Battleship focuses on letters and numbers, Gestures on expressive skills, and Guess Who? on asking questions and giving descriptions. The video encourages using these games to practice ASL in a fun and interactive way.

What is the main focus of incorporating ASL into games as mentioned in the introduction?

• To focus on different ASL skills

• To learn new games

• To enhance listening skills

• To improve vocabulary

In the game Battleship, what ASL skills are primarily practiced?

• Facial expressions

• Letters and numbers

• Body language

• Gestures

How can players differentiate between numbers and letters in ASL during Battleship?

• By using different hand shapes

• By signing the letter first, then the number

• By using facial expressions

• By changing palm orientation

What is the primary goal of the game Gestures in terms of ASL skills?

• To practice expressive skills

• To memorize signs

• To improve finger spelling

• To learn new vocabulary

Which of the following is NOT a parameter of sign language mentioned in the Gestures section?

• Facial expression

• Palm orientation

• Tone of voice

• Hand shape

In the game Guess Who, what is the main ASL skill being practiced?

• Asking questions and giving descriptions

• Expressive storytelling

• Silent communication

• Finger spelling

What facial expression is used when asking yes/no questions in ASL during Guess Who?

• Nose wrinkled

• Eyebrows up

• Mouth open

• Eyebrows down