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WorksheetsASL 1 Unit 6 Perspective
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
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BIRD'S EYE VIEW
As if you are looking at the scene from ABOVE or the SIDE
Uses CLASSIFIERS to represent objects and their movement
Takes on the PERSONAL QUALITIES of the characters/objects
Demonstrates how 2 characters INTERACT
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PERSONIFICATION
As if you are looking at the scene from ABOVE or the SIDE
Uses CLASSIFIERS to represent objects and their movement
Takes on the PERSONAL QUALITIES of the characters/objects
Demonstrates how 2 characters INTERACT
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ROLE-SHIFT
As if you are looking at the scene from ABOVE or the SIDE
Uses CLASSIFIERS to represent objects and their movement
Takes on the PERSONAL QUALITIES of the characters/objects
Demonstrates how 2 characters INTERACT
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FIRST-PERSON POV
Story unfolds as if you are a character EXPERIENCING the story
You may become MULTIPLE characters/objects within the story
Takes on the PERSONAL QUALITIES of the characters/objects
Demonstrates how 2 characters INTERACT
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NARRATOR POV
Uses SIGN LANGUAGE to move the story along
Eyes are forward, CONNECTING with the audience
Takes on the PERSONAL QUALITIES of the characters/objects
Demonstrates how 2 characters INTERACT
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CLASSIFIERS
Demonstrate how 2 characters interact
Represent NOUNS and how they MOVE through space
Takes on the PERSONAL QUALITIES of the characters/objects
Used primarily with BIRD'S EYE VIEW
When using PERSONIFICATION or BIRD'S EYE VIEW, it is important to:
First DESCRIBE the character/object
Represent NOUNS and how they MOVE through space
Take on the PERSONAL QUALITIES of the characters/objects
Use NONE MANUAL MARKERS to show size and other qualities
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INSTRUMENT CLASSIFIERS
Show how an object is being USED
Similar to "PANTOMIME"
First DESCRIBE the object being used
Use NONE MANUAL MARKERS to show size and other qualities
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DESCRIBING ANIMALS
As NARRATOR, use the SIGN for the animal
DESCRIBE the animal on your own body, using NONE-MANUAL MARKERS
Use PERSONIFICATION to BECOME the animal
Use CLASSIFIERS to show how the animal MOVES through space
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THE MORAL OF THE STORY
As NARRATOR, sign the story's LESSON
Sign WORD-for-WORD (MCE)
INTERPRET the MEANING of the moral
Use BODY-SHIFT to COMPARE and CONTRAST
