FACIAL EXPRESSIONS Why are Facial Expressions Important 90

Why are Facial Expressions Important? • 90% of communication is non-verbal • Facial expressions

Know Facial Expression, Know Mood No Facial Expression, No Mood • Watch this clip.

Kevin James- Picking out a Card • Things to look for • Facial Expressions

Activity- Emoji Charades • Only use facial expressions and body movement • Cannot say/mouth

What’s a Mouth Morpheme? • Morpheme- the smallest grammatical unit of speech. • Smallest

When to Use Mouth Morphemes To show: • Intention: Morphemes to use: th, mm,

Common Mouth Morphemes • CHA- big, large, huge • Broad Shoulders • Ball •

Common Mouth Morphemes cont. • PITH- tiny, pitiful, • Food • Money • Pursed

Common Mouth Morphemes cont. • TH- clumsy, lousy, • Drive • Clean • Study

Common Mouth Morphemes cont. • M-M-M • “Oh that’s interesting” • Lip curl •

Additional Resources • http: //quizlet. com/33103562/asl-mouth-morphemes-flash-cards/ • http: //www. handspeak. com/study/library/index. php? byte= m&ID=120

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FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

Why are Facial Expressions Important? • 90% of communication is non-verbal • Facial expressions show your tone • Part of correct ASL Grammar

Know Facial Expression, Know Mood No Facial Expression, No Mood • Watch this clip. This is what Deaf people feel like when your face is monotone. • https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=uhi. CFd. We. Qf. A

Kevin James- Picking out a Card • Things to look for • Facial Expressions • Eye gaze • Body Language • http: //youtu. be/RUJrtt. Qn. DFE? t=4 m www. google. com

Activity- Emoji Charades • Only use facial expressions and body movement • Cannot say/mouth word • Partner has to draw the emoji • Ex:

MOUTH MORPHEMES

What’s a Mouth Morpheme? • Morpheme- the smallest grammatical unit of speech. • Smallest part of the word that shows or changes meaning • Print –er = printer • Print –s = prints • Print –ing = printing • Print re- = reprint • Mouth Morpheme- grammatical unit in ASL that conveys size, shape, and length of time using the mouth.

When to Use Mouth Morphemes To show: • Intention: Morphemes to use: th, mm, sh, tight lips, chin down, lips Pulled down • Size/ Height: pith, po, oo, mm, cha, luch, ah Tongue wag • Density: oo, mm, cha, luch, puffed, ah , sh • Volume/ time/ distance: Cs, clenched teeth, mm, ah, tongue wag • Efficiency, fluidity, surface or texture • Feelings: th, oo, muttered, mm, puffed/ Blow air oo, mm, lips down, tight lips, clenched Teeth, th- tongue out, chin down

Common Mouth Morphemes • CHA- big, large, huge • Broad Shoulders • Ball • Coffee • MM- medium, average, comfortable, normal • Coffee • Reading • Driving • Ooo- small, tiny, thin • Thin body size • Spaghetti • Tank top • Coffee • Puffed Cheeks- long ago, fat, a lot • Ancient History • Sumo Wrestler • Dirty Clothes

Common Mouth Morphemes cont. • PITH- tiny, pitiful, • Food • Money • Pursed Lips -intense emotions • Working Hard • Reading careful • SOO -tired, cold, dirty, delicious • SOW - very tired, very hard, very embarrassed • PS- Fancy • Shirt • Shoes • Car

Common Mouth Morphemes cont. • TH- clumsy, lousy, • Drive • Clean • Study • POW- explode, hard hit, lose temper • Car • Headache • FISH- finish, stop it • School • Siblings fight, mom says stop • Study • PAH • Test Grade • New Job • End of Class

Common Mouth Morphemes cont. • M-M-M • “Oh that’s interesting” • Lip curl • “I know what you’re talking about”

Additional Resources • http: //quizlet. com/33103562/asl-mouth-morphemes-flash-cards/ • http: //www. handspeak. com/study/library/index. php? byte= m&ID=120 • https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=akv. Vqb_3 yy. Q