While the exact prompts vary by edition (Units 1-12, or the newer Units 1-8 and 9-12 versions), 8.8 consistently asks students to do the following:
By mastering the spatial concepts in Homework 8.8, you are building the foundation for more complex storytelling and spatial description in later units. Keep practicing your classifiers and maintaining your spatial map!
In ASL, when you describe where something is located (like a specific room in a building), you don't just sign the name; you must "set up" the environment. Key concepts in this homework include: Signing Naturally Homework 8.8 Answers
Mastering ASL: A Complete Guide to Signing Naturally Homework 8.8
Conversely, if you are , it is considered culturally rude to simply say "no." You must give a reason . This reflects the Deaf cultural value of "keeping each other informed." Because the Deaf community is close-knit, explaining your situation is a sign of respect, not a sign of weakness or "nosiness". While the exact prompts vary by edition (Units
Ensuring the palm orientation matches the object’s orientation. 4. Scenario: Spatial Relationships in a Building
Note: As this curriculum involves watching video scenarios (workbook or DVD), these answers refer to the scenarios described in the typical Signing Naturally student workbook. Key concepts in this homework include: Mastering ASL:
If you are stuck on a specific scenario or want to clarify a particular sign from the video, let me know: What or prompt are you working on?