Learn How to Sign The U.S. Pledge of Allegiance in ASL

This video tutorial teaches American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary for the Pledge of Allegiance. It explains the variations in signing due to personal interpretation while maintaining the same meaning. The tutorial covers specific ASL signs for key words such as 'I', 'promise', 'support', 'flag', 'United States', 'America', 'government', 'honor', 'God', 'not', 'divide', 'liberty', and 'equality'. It also discusses the concepts of America as a melting pot and the importance of unity. Finally, the video demonstrates how to sign the entire Pledge of Allegiance using the learned vocabulary.

What is the main purpose of learning ASL vocabulary in this video?

• To memorize the Pledge of Allegiance

• To learn how to sing the national anthem

• To learn about different countries

• To understand the meaning of ASL signs in the Pledge of Allegiance

How is the sign for 'I or Me' performed in ASL?

• By pointing with your index finger towards yourself

• By waving your hand in the air

• By crossing your arms

• By clapping your hands

What does the ASL sign for 'Flag' represent?

• A waving flag on a pole

• A bird flying

• A tree swaying

• A person running

Which hand shape is used for the ASL sign 'Government'?

• Index finger twisting towards the forehead

• Flat hand moving down

• Hands making a slight X

• B shaped hand bent down

What does the ASL sign for 'Liberty' involve?

• L hands across your body coming out forward

• H hands moving upwards

• Thumb coming out from the chin

• Fist with dominant hand twisting

How is the concept of 'Equality' represented in ASL?

• Index finger pointing to an example

• Hands making a slight X

• Flat hand moving down

• B shaped hands moving towards each other

What is emphasized in the demonstration of the Pledge of Allegiance in ASL?

• The volume of the voice

• The speed of signing

• The unified meaning despite variations

• The rhythm of the signing