We teach sign language #18 Morning activities

Hi. I have question for you: when you get up in the morning, what do you do? Today I will show you signs related to everyday, simple activities. I will teach you, and then you will be able to answer a previously asked question. What, let’s start!

Sign language signs associated with morning activities

• In the morning / wake up,
• get up,
• brush your teeth,
• wash your face,
• wash your head,
• wash (body),
• Wash your hands,
• dress,
• to do makeup,
• to comb,
• go out,
• undress,
• to sleep,
• eat,
• drink,
• toilet.

Exercise

Now watch me and I will tell you what I do in the morning. I’m starting.

I wake up, then stand up and brush my teeth, face and hands. Then I comb my hair, then dress, eat and go out.

Did you understand the signs? I repeat:

I get up in the morning, then brush my teeth, face and hands. I comb, then dress, then eat and go out.

And how? Now I will give you a second task. As before, watch as I show it in sign language,, but there will be a different story:

My friend, he gets up in the morning, then eats and drinks. When she’s done, she brushes her teeth and then goes to sleep!

I repeat:

My friend, he gets up in the morning, then eats and drinks. She brushes her teeth and goes back to sleep!

And how? You caught the signs, you know what’s going on? I am very happy. Now you know how to answer my question asked at the beginning in sign language. I’ll repeat them and you answer me, okay? When you get up in the morning, what do you do? Let me know.

Repetition of the known signs

Now I will repeat the whole thing.

• In the morning / wake up
• Get up
• Brush your teeth
• Wash your face
• Wash your head
• Wash (body)
• Wash your hands
• Dress
• To do makeup
• To comb
• Go out
• Undress
• To sleep
• Eat
• Drink
• Toilet

And how? These are all the basic signs. If you want more sign language, I invite you to the Polish sign language course to the Deaf Development Center. I cordially invite you. Soon there will be the second part of “Everyday activities”, but this time related to free time. See you later. Bye.