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Using "trace" movements to show the shape of the building.
Look closely at numerical handshapes to distinguish between prices, quantities of items, and time durations.
If your instructor provides an answer key (or you can buy the official Signing Naturally Teacher’s Curriculum Guide ), use it only to check your work after trying the video twice. The act of struggling — then correcting — is what builds ASL fluency.
Look for:
What mode of transportation does the signer use?
When looking for the correct answers in your comprehension checks, look for these specific narrative threads: 1. Identifying the Living Situation
If the signer moves their hand to their left, they are describing something on their left. You must process the information from their physical viewpoint, not your own. 3. Non-Manual Markers (NMMs) for Distance
Whether you are a student looking to check your comprehension answers or an ASL learner striving to master the spatial agreement required for financial discussions, this comprehensive guide breaks down the core concepts, vocabulary, and structural framework of Unit 9:14. Core Focus of Unit 9:14
Correctly utilize ASL numbers for large amounts (rent, mortgages, utility bills).
Below is a comprehensive guide to understanding the answers, linguistic structures, and core concepts tested in Unit 9.14. Core Concepts in Unit 9.14
In this section, a signer describes their local community, nearby stores, and neighbors.
When you watch the video instructions, remember that ASL directions are usually given from the , meaning you must mentally flip the direction to match your own. If the signer points to their right, it is on your left.
Signers will map out a small neighborhood grid using their non-dominant hand as a base or by drawing lines in the air.
Signing Naturally is the premier immersive curriculum designed to teach ASL visually and culturally. Unit 9 marks a transition into intermediate spatial mapping. In this unit, you move past basic personal descriptions and dive into the physical world around you. Core Objectives of Unit 9
