This video tutorial provides an introduction to signing numbers and ages in American Sign Language (ASL). It covers how to sign numbers from 1 to 9 individually, and how to sign ages 10 and above. The tutorial also explains how to sign months for infants and describes signs for age-related terms like young, old, baby, child, teen, and adult. Finally, it demonstrates how to use these signs in sentences, providing practical examples for learners.

How do you sign the age of a person who is 7 years old in ASL?

• From the shoulder, sign the number 7

• From the forehead, sign the number 7

• From the chin, sign the number 7

• From the chest, sign the number 7

What is the correct way to sign '3 months' for an infant in ASL?

• Sign the number 3 from the chin

• Sign the number 3 from the chest

• Sign the number 3 followed by the sign for 'month'

• Sign the number 3 from the forehead

Which hand shape is used to sign 'young' in ASL?

• C hand moving down

• Bent fingers at the chest moving up

• S hand moving up

• Flat hand moving up

In ASL, how is the sign for 'adult' performed?

• Flat hand moving up from the chest

• C hand moving down from the chin

• T hand moving twice on the cheek

• A hand moving up on the side of the face

How would you sign 'My sister is 31 years old' in ASL?

• Sister, 31 from the chest

• Sister, age 31

• Sister, 31 from the chin

• Sister, 31 from the forehead