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ASL for peach






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Peach in Sign Language

Learn how to sign peach. This yummy summer fruit is a favorite!
1. Bring one hand up to your cheek, fingers outstretched.
2. Brush your hand down your cheek, lightly touching fingertips together at the side of the chin.
3. This sign looks like your cheek is the peach and you are feeling how soft it is. Use this visual to help you remember the sign.
Teaching Tips:
  • Offer two or three healthy fruit choices, including a peach. Ask your child which she prefers, demonstrating the sign for each (use our dictionary to find a few more!). Then ask her to sign back with her preference.
  • Activities for children that also encourage making healthy choices are a great way to practice sign! Go through a grocery store circular and choose several kinds of produce to try that week (include peach for this activity!). Learn the sign for each and then head to the grocery store to do some shopping an

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Peach in Sign Language

Learn how to sign peach. This yummy summer fruit is a favorite!
1. Bring one hand up to your cheek, fingers outstretched.
2. Brush your hand down your cheek, lightly touching fingertips together at the side of the chin.
3. This sign looks like your cheek is the peach and you are feeling how soft it is. Use this visual to help you remember the sign.
Teaching Tips:
  • Offer two or three healthy fruit choices, including a peach. Ask your child which she prefers, demonstrating the sign for each (use our dictionary to find a few more!). Then ask her to sign back with her preference.
  • Activities for children that also encourage making healthy choices are a great way to practice sign! Go through a grocery store circular and choose several kinds of produce to try that week (include peach for this activity!). Learn the sign for each and then head to the grocery store to do some shopping and continue to sign.




Peach in Sign Language

Learn how to sign peach. This yummy summer fruit is a favorite!
1. Bring one hand up to your cheek, fingers outstretched.
2. Brush your hand down your cheek, lightly touching fingertips together at the side of the chin.
3. This sign looks like your cheek is the peach and you are feeling how soft it is. Use this visual to help you remember the sign.
Teaching Tips:
  • Offer two or three healthy fruit choices, including a peach. Ask your child which she prefers, demonstrating the sign for each (use our dictionary to find a few more!). Then ask her to sign back with her preference.
  • Activities for children that also encourage making healthy choices are a great way to practice sign! Go through a grocery store circular and choose several kinds of produce to try that week (include peach for this activity!). Learn the sign for each and then head to the grocery store to do some shopping and continue to sign.
Transcript:
Peach. Pretend your cheek is a peach. Feel how soft that peach is! Peach.
Download the Flashcard (click on the image. Print in color or black-and-white and adjust the print size according to your needs.)
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ASL for banana




Banana in Sign Language

Bananas are a favorite snack for even the smallest little eater. Have some fun learning how to sign banana and watch your child ask for the treat again and again!
1. Hold one hand up, pointer finger extended to the ceiling, the rest of the fingers tucked in (as if you were indicating the number one). This hand represents the banana.
2. With your other hand, reach up and pretend to peel the “banana” 2 – 3 times.
3. The sign should look just like you’re peeling a banana, so keep that visual in mind to help you remember how to make the sign.
Teaching Tips:
• When teaching baby sign language, be aware that this sign (and others!) takes quite a bit of dexterity. It is okay if your child signs an approximation (kind of like the signing equivalent of baby talk!) and doesn’t get it quite right at first. Just reinforce the correct formation by acknowledging the sign and echoing back while modeling the correct sign.
• The idea is always to model in a light manner, not make corrections. The right sign form will come in time – just like words!
• Learn a few more signs for different fruits. Then give your child a choice for snacks by signing each fruit and asking which they might like.
Transcript
It looks just like you’re peeling a banana, and your finger is the banana! Banana. Can you sign banana?
Download the Flashcard (click on the image. The file contains a few color and black-and-white options. Print according to your needs.)



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    ASL sign for watermelon


     

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    Watermelon in Sign Language

    Learn how to sign watermelon. This delicious summer treat is always a hit!
    1. First sign water by making a W-shaped hand (pointer, middle, and ring fingers held up in a W-shape) and tap it on the chin.
    2. Then sign melon. Hold one hand up in a fist, palm down. With your other hand, flick the top of the first hand a couple of times, as if you were thumping a melon to see if it ripe.
    3. Combined, the two steps of this sign are water + melon or watermelon. Use this cue to help you remember the full sign.
    Teaching Tips:
    • Crafts for children help them explore their world! Make watermelon play dough! Make or purchase some red playdough. After enjoying some real watermelon, collect and wash the seeds. Encourage children to use the red dough to make the fruit and the real seeds to decorate it.
    • You can also arrange the seeds into a W shape. W for watermelon!
    Transcript:
    Watermelon. You kow the sign for water. Now you thump a melon. Water – melon.
    Download the Flashcard (click on the image. Print in color or black-and-white and adjust the print size according to your needs.)
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