LENGUAJE DE SEÑAS




 * 1) Aprender el alfabeto manual usado por los sordos, y las reglas al usarlo.
 * 2) Aprenda como enviar las palabras recibidas usando el alfabeto manual.
 * 3) Aprenda al menos 50 palabras.
 * 4) Aprenda y presente al menos una simple canción cristiana ("Jesus Love", "Cristo, Cristo")
 * 5) Donde sea posible, y haya un aventurero sordo, comuníquese en el club.
 * 6) Diga en señales un simple versículo bíblico.

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 * 1) As available (from your local Association of the Deaf), use the two-sided manual alphabet cards. That way the children can see what the signs look like from both the sender’s and receiver’s angle.
 * 2) First they can have fun learning to spell their names. Print words on a sheet of paper, and then have the children take turns spelling and receiving the words. Have children get in groups of two and send and receive words of their choice.
 * 3) Words young people really like to learn are the animals and foods. The book Joy of Signing is a good book to learn these signs, as well as the other signs. It gives both a word and a picture description of each sign. It also tells the sign’s origin (example: Jesus—origin: indicating the nail prints).
 * 4) Jesus me ama y esta en mi corazón son dos ejemplos. Remember to explain the origins when needed.
 * 5) Have someone from your deaf community come in and share a bit of their life with the children, and teach them a few words. This will really bring this award to life.