LMSign Lesson Book

Learn & Master Sign Language
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Lesson 1 Lesson 15
The Basics of ASL 5 Parties and Celebrations 38
Lesson 2 Lesson 16
Introductions and Greetings 9 The Seasons 39
Lesson 3 Lesson 17
Pronouns and Family 11 Holidays 40
Lesson 4 Lesson 18
Adjectives and Topicalization 15 Food and Faceting 41
Lesson 5 Lesson 19
General Public: People and Places 16 Restaurants and Money 42
Lesson 6 Lesson 20
Same and Different 17 Where We Live 43
Lesson 7 Lesson 21
Tense and the Calendar 20 Going to School 45
Lesson 8 Lesson 22
Clock Time, Calendar Time, and Frequency 22 The Workplace 46
Lesson 9 Lesson 23
Directional Verbs 25 Travel 47
Lesson 10 Lesson 24
Sports 26 Travel Locations 49
Lesson 11 Lesson 25
Outdoor Activities 27 Emergencies 50
Lesson 12 Alphabetical Vocabulary Index 51

Hobbies 30
Chronological Vocabulary Index 73
Lesson 13
Household Activities 33 Activity Answer Key 94
Lesson 14
Classifiers 35
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Introduction
Grammar Markers
___WHQ____ WH question Eyebrows furrowed; body leans forward
_____T_____ Topic Eyebrows raised
____Y/N____ Yes/No question Eyebrows raised; body leans forward
_____A_____ Comment, Affirmation Head nodding with an expression to match the context
_____N_____ Comment, Negation Head shaking with an expression to match the context
_____Ti_____ Time Eyebrows raised
___COND___ Conditional statement Eyebrows raised for entire statement
____RHQ____ Rhetorical question Eyebrows raised; body leans backward
ASL Distinctions
ASL has very unique grammar and syntax, which is different from English.
ASL is not a universal language—every country has its own unique sign language.
ASL does not have a written language; however, you’ll see written, or glossed, words on
your screen. Glossed letters are, for the most part, in capitol letters, indicating a specific
sign instead of the actual word.
ASL utilizes special symbols called grammar markers. Grammar markers communicate
what you are to do with your eyebrows and body as you sign.
Within ASL, there are regional differences, gender differences, and perhaps
generational differences between language users.
Learn and Master with Stacey Webb & Dr. Byron Bridges 3 Introduction
Recommendations for Using the Course
It’s important to recognize and learn to sign all of the vocabulary, numbers and
fingerspelled words in addition to passing the mastery quiz before moving on to the
next lesson. The lesson material is designed to build on previous lessons, so that’s why
mastering the material in each lesson is so important.
We encourage you to practice your new language skills by interacting with deaf
individuals. Learning a new language takes a great deal of courage and practice.
Go through this course with a partner to monitor sign production and for
encouragement.
If you’d like to see the sign production of each vocabulary word from two great
vantage points, find them at the vocabulary section on each DVD.
Learn and Master with Stacey Webb & Dr. Byron Bridges 4 Introduction
LESSON 1: The Basics of ASL
Gesturing
Let’s play charades! Practice your gesturing skills with the following lists.
Idioms
• Keep Your Chin Up • Grab the Bull by Its Horns
• When Pigs Fly • Water Under the Bridge
• Bite Off More Than You Can Chew • Have a Cow
• Head Over Heals in Love • Hit the Nail on the Head
• Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover
Animals
• Elephant
• Flamingo
• Monkey
• Bear
• Fish
• Turkey
• Dog
• Cat
• Shark
• Chicken
• Giraffe
• Eagle
• Spider
• Skunk
• Snake
• Frog
• Lion
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Movies
• Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
• 101 Dalmatians
• Beauty and the Beast
• Spiderman
• Harry Potter
• E.T.
• Star Wars
• Mission Impossible
• Batman
• James Bond
Popular People
• Santa Claus
• Albert Einstein
• Shakespeare
• Abe Lincoln
• Darth Vader
Fingerspelling Guidelines
• Don’t bounce your hand up and down and don’t let the hand appear lazy.
• Your palm orientation will be out, facing the person you are
communicating with.
• Fingerspelled words are commonly mouthed, but sometimes people
choose not to.
• It’s not how fast you fingerspell that matters. In time your speed will pick
up, but never put speed before clarity.
Fingerspelling Practice
Practice fingerspelling the letters of the alphabet.
Fingerspelling Practice
Now try fingerspelling the following words.
Cat Kid Jam Don’t forget the extra
Blue
fingerspelling practice on the DVD!
Mom Big Now Purple
Dog Dad Red Pink
Bag Fun Orange Brown
Did Add Yellow Black
Bob Hat Green
Numbers
Practice numbers 1–10.
LESSON 2: Introductions and Greetings
HOLMS
Handshape: The shape of the hand
Orientation: The palm orientation of the hand: up, down, toward non-dominant hand,
in, out
Location: Where the sign begins
Movement: What the sign does and how it moves
Signals: The expression or grammar shown on the face
Practice with HOLMS
1. WHERE (Wh) WHERE (Rh) H O L M S

2. MOM DAD H O L M S
3. LATE NOT YET H O L M S
4. SOON TRAIN H O L M S
5. SIT CHAIR H O L M S
6. APPLE DOLL H O L M S
7. BELIEVE HUSBAND H O L M S
8. LECTURE BYE H O L M S
9. SELL STORE H O L M S
10. NUT TOMORROW H O L M S
11. HUNGRY WISH H O L M S
12. READY RESTROOM H O L M S
13. SALAD SPAGHETTI H O L M S
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Basic Introductions Practice

Dialogue 1
Teacher: HI. YOU NAME WHAT?

______WHQ______
Student: HI ME NAME (Insert your name). YOU NAME WHAT?
Teacher: ME NAME S-T-A-C-E-Y. NICE MEET YOU.
Student: NICE MEET YOU, SAME.
Dialogue 2
___WHQ__
Teacher: HELLO, HOW YOU?
__WHQ____
Student: ME FINE, HOW YOU?
Teacher: ME GREAT!
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following names.
John Abby
Bill Jack
Sara Emma
Matt Jody
Kate Dean
Numbers
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LESSON 3: Pronouns and Family

Referring to singular and plural pronouns is known as indexing, because you will point with your
index finger to indicate the pronoun.
Possessive pronouns use a flat hand to indicate the pronoun, which is often referred to as the
open B handshape.
Contrastive Structure Family Practice

Fill in the information as it is relevant to you and then sign each sentence. As you work through
this activity be sure to practice shifting your body and using your space correctly.
MY GRANDMA HER NAME_____. MY GRANDPA HIS NAME________.
MY MOM HER NAME__________. MY DAD HIS NAME ______.
MY SISTER HER NAME________. MY BROTHER HIS NAME__________.
MY GRANDPA, HIS DAUGHTER, HER NAME ____________________. SHE MY MOM.
MY GRANDMA, HER HUSBAND, HE NAME __________. HE MY GRANDPA.
MY SISTER, HER NAME______________. TWO-OF-US FRIEND.
Ranking Family Practice

Place the children in the correct order on the hand diagrams on the following page.
Then practice ranking and fingerspelling the names.
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Family of five children:
Preston, age 8
Piper, age 4
Kate, age 10
Anna, age 7
Andrew, age 1
Family of four children:
Griffin, age 5
Chloe, age 17
Ben, age 12
Austin, age 3
Family of three children:
Mac, age 34
Hannah, age 30
William, age 26
Family of two children:
Misti, age 21
Chris, age 25
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following animals.
Goat
Bird
Fish
Lamb
Deer
Bear
Crab
Seal
Frog
Bull
Numbers
LESSON 4: Adjectives and Topicalization

When using topic comment sentence structure, don’t forget the four rules that go with it.
When signing the topic, your eyebrows are raised and your head is slightly
tilted forward.
The last sign of the topic is held a little longer than the other signs.
There is a slight pause between the topic and the comment.
When signing the comment you must have the appropriate expression.
With yes/no questions your eyebrows are raised and your body and head lean forward.
With WH questions, your eyebrows are furrowed but your body and head still lean
forward. That is the big difference.
Family Narrative
Use the example narratives in the lesson to think of a personal story to tell about your
family.
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following descriptors.
Shy Stoic
Fun Cool
Nice Rude
Fair Kind
Mean Calm
Numbers
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LESSON 5: General Public: People and Places
Contrastive Structure
Think about what you learned relating to contrastive structure. Then, pick two family
members and describe their characteristics. Practice shifting between the two spaces
as you communicate about them.
____T_____ _____T_____
MY DAD HE ____________ MY MOM SHE ___________
______T______ ______T________
MY SISTER SHE ___________ MY BROTHER HE____________
______T_____ _____T______
MY AUNT SHE__________ MY UNCLE HE____________
______T________ _______T________
MY GRANDPA HE_______ MY GRANDMA SHE _________
_____T_______ ______T_______
MY NEICE SHE ___________ MY NEPHEW HE____________
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following public locations.
Shop Church Mall Café
Museum Library School #Bank
Numbers
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LESSON 6: Same and Different
Look like what?

First, describe each person. Then, describe the similarities or differences between
them. Remember ASL syntax is general to specific, so you will identify the gender, then
what you see.
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Appearance Descriptions
You have the opportunity to practice going into more detail on people’s appearance
and clothing. Look at the pictures and practice describing them using ASL.
Describe Yourself
Using sign language, answer the following questions about yourself.
What are you wearing?

What do you look like?
What does one family member look like?
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following auto makers.
Honda
Toyota
Nissan
Lexus
Audi
Kia
Jaguar
Chevy
Jeep
Buick
Numbers
LESSON 7: Tense and the Calendar
Time Space and Verb Tense
Here’s a reminder of how space is used when determining past, present, and future
tenses.
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Now, let’s move on to verb tenses.
Tense is established at the beginning or the end of a sentence, depending on

the sentence.
The topic always goes at the beginning of a sentence, unless incorporating

time into it. In that case, the time comes at the beginning of the sentence
followed by the topic. B-head
Sign using the present tense, because ASL doesn’t add past tense endings to
signs like the English language does.
Calendar
When signing the months of the year, fingerspell according to their abbreviations.
J-A-N M-A-Y S-E-P-T
F-E-B J-U-N-E O-C-T
M-A-R-C-H J-U-L-Y N-O-V
A-P-R-I-L A-U-G D-E-C
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following words.
Daily Now Minute

Watch Everyday Clock
Digital Second Late
Alarm
Numbers
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LESSON 8: Clock Time, Calendar Time, and Frequency
Practice with Monthly Activities
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wed Thurs Fri Sat

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ASL CLASS Dentist ASL CLASS Lunch with Dinner/Movie Julie’s Soccer
9:00 AM Appointment 9:00 AM Sue with Bob Game
2:00 PM 1:30
Yoga 5:45 Yoga 5:45
Study
Session 7
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Church 11 ASL CLASS Yoga 5:45 ASL CLASS Yoga 5:45 Game Night
9:00 AM 9:00 AM
Study
Session 7
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Church 11 ASL CLASS Yoga 5:45 ASL CLASS Yoga 5:45 Coffee with
9:00 AM 9:00 AM Mel
Study
Session 7
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Church 11 ASL CLASS Yoga 5:45 ASL CLASS Yoga 5:45 Book Club
9:00 AM 9:00 AM (last Friday of
Study the month)
Session 7
28 29 30
Church 11 ASL CLASS Yoga 5:45
9:00 AM
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My “Every” Schedule
Fill in the blanks and then see if you are able to sign it. Remember, if you want to
include something you don’t know how to sign, you can fingerspell it and add a gesture
if needed.
EVERY MORNING ME _______________
EVERY AFTERNOON ME ____________________
EVERY NIGHT ME _____________________________
EVERY MONDAY/WEDNESDAY ME ___________________________
TUESDAY ME________________________
FRIDAY AFTERNOON TIME ____: ____ ME ____________________
EVERY SATURDAY ___________ TIME ___:___ ME ________________________
EVERYDAY SUNDAY ______________TIME ___:____ ME_________________________
What Happens When?

Here’s a chance to practice communicating in ASL about your schedule. Answer the
questions below as they relate to you.
What happens on the second Tuesday of the month?

What happens on the last Friday of the month?
What happens on the third Thursday of the month?
What happens every other week?
Now you’ll practice these skills again, working with reoccurring monthly activities.
Answer the following questions and then practice signing those sentences. If you have
someone that you are working with take turns signing to each other.
What do I do on the fourth Friday of every month?
What do I do on the third Thursday of every month?
What do I do on the second Tuesday of every month?
What do I do every other week?
Frequency Activity
Fill out what you like to do on the frequency continuum. Remember, if you don’t know
how to sign the activity you can always fingerspell it, or you can even act it out! Answer
the sentences, and use the space below each sentence to put them into glossed form.
That will help you remember the ASL syntax.
I always ____________________ I occasionally ____________________
I often ____________________ I rarely _____________________
I sometimes ____________________ I never _____________________
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following adverbs and nouns.
When Forever Daily

Long Rare Week
Never Era Term
Often
Numbers
LESSON 9: Directional Verbs
Subject-Object Agreements
We will give you a sign using a directional verb, and you are going to circle the
agreement of the verb. You will find the answers in the answer key at the back of the
book.
1. ME-HONOR-YOU YOU-HONOR-ME ME-HONOR-HER YOU-HONOR-HER
2. I-JOIN-YOU YOU-JOIN-ME I-JOIN-HER SHE-JOIN-ME
3. I-RESPECT-HER I-RESPECT-YOU YOU-RESPECT-ME HE-RESPECT-HER
4. I-PICK-YOU YOU-PICK-ME SHE-PICK-ME I-PICK-HER
5. I-PAY-YOU YOU-PAY-ME SHE-PAY-YOU I-PAY-HER
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following games.
Checkers Clue Poker
Uno Dodgeball Jenga
Chess Monopoly Hide and seek
Marbles
Numbers
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LESSON 10: Sports
Sports Scores
The use of space is very important when talking about score. First, the team you
support is always near your chest. And the opposing team is in neutral space away
from your chest.
Next, the winning team is always signed first. This applies to the score throughout the
game, so you may be switching the teams back and forth if it’s a close game.
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following athletes.
George Herman “The Babe” “The Bambino”

Earvin Johnson “Magic”
Michael Jordan “His Airness”
William Perry “Refrigerator”
Rodger Clemmons “The Rocket”
Wilt Chamberlin “The Stilt”
Rich Gossage “The Goose”
Reggie Jackson “Mr. October”
Jo Montana “Jo cool”
Pete Maravich “Pistol Pete”
Numbers
Practice signing the following scores.
32 0 3
51 21 122
42 18 98
18
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LESSON 11: Outdoor Activities
Favorite Outdoor Activities
Use the templates below, as well as the list of activities, to practice forming sentences
and questions.
___T___ ___A___
“activity” ME LIKE
___T___ ___Y/N___
“activity” YOU LIKE?
____________WHQ___________
“activity” YOU DON’T-LIKE WHY?
Activities Fish Tube

Bike Explore Grow
Hike Star gaze Rake
Favorite Animals
Use the templates below, as well as the list of activities, to practice forming sentences
and questions.
___T________ _____A_____
“animal” THEY, MY FAVORITE
___________T____________ _N__
“animal” THEY MY FAVORITE, NOT
_______T______ ________WHQ__________
“animal” “animal,” YOUR FAVORITE WHICH?
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Animals
Monkey Bear Fish
Giraffe Gorilla Rhinoceros
Lion Bird Bug
Cheetah Turtle Hippopotamus
Zebra Snake Alligator
Tiger Frog
Now, try explaining why the animals may or may not be your favorite using the
templates and adjectives below.
______T________ ____A____ __T_ ____?_____

“animal” THEY, MY FAVORITE THEY “comment”
______T__________________ _N_ __T__ ____?____

“animal” THEY, MY FAVORITE, NOT THEY “comment”
____________Y/N_____________
“animal” YOU THINK “comment”?
Adjectives
Cute Funny Interesting
Ugly Furry Playful
Fast Lazy Smelly
Colorful Friendly Choose your own
Scary
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following outdoor words.
Park Kuala Daisy
Slide Sloth Soil
Path Trail
Zoo Bait
Numbers
Practice signing the following multiples of 100.
100 1000 9C
200 1C 1X
300 2C 2 bend
400 3C 3 bend
500 4C 4 bend
600 5C 5 bend
700 6C
800 7C
900 8C
LESSON 12: Hobbies
Question/Answer Response
It’s your turn to answer the following questions in complete sentences. Use our
template in the video as a guide if you’re having trouble responding.
__________WHQ_____________
MOVIE TYPE YOU LIKE WHICH?
________T______ ________WHQ______
ACTION, COMEDY, YOU PREFER WHICH?
____________________T__________________ _WHQ_
MOVIE WATCH THERE THEATRE, YOUR HOME, WHICH?
_______________WHQ_____________
POPCORN, CANDY YOU BUY WHICH?
_______WHQ________
MOVIE ABOUT WHAT?
____WHQ______
IN MOVIE WHO?
________Y/N_______
PREVIEW YOU LIKE?
_________Y/N_________
MOVIE YOU GO OFTEN?
What Activities do You Like?
Practice signing the sentences on the next page. Then you can substitute how you feel
about each activity using the spectrum of love.
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DRAW ME LOVE
EXERCISE ME DON’T LIKE
DANCE ME HATE
SCRAPBOOKING ME LIKE
SEWING ME OK
PHOTOGRAPHY ME FOND OF
What Activities do Your Family Like?

Consider what activities your family members may or may not like. Fill in the blanks for
your family members according to the spectrum of love.
PAINT MY MOM SHE ___________________
VIDEO-GAME MY BROTHER HE ___________________
KNIT MY AUNT SHE ___________________
MUSIC MY DAD HE ___________________
DRAW/ART MY DAUGHTER SHE ___________________
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following hobbies.
Quilting Genealogy Gardening collecting
Writing Acting Antique Exercising
Car club Scrapbooking Yoga
Numbers
Practice signing the following whole large numbers.
125 375 2,100 4,444 9,832
250 1,050 3,225 5,680 10,015
LESSON 13: Household Activities
Household Chores
Use your list and our example sentences to begin forming your own sentences.
We are going to show you some example sentences using our chart.
Chore Who Pronoun Description Responsibility

BATHROOM ME “scrub” RESPONSIBILITY
MINE
MIRROR ME “spray” CL:A- RESPONSIBILITY
wash MINE
TRASH DAD HE “tie up” RESPONSIBILITY

THROW HIS
CLOTHES MOM SHE RESPONSIBILITY

WASH HER
TABLE SISTER (left) TWO-OF-US “set” RESPONSIBILITY

ESTABLISH ME OUR
Fill in the blanks below to begin forming your own sentences like our example
sentences above.
My chores Mom’s chores Dad’s chores
_____________ _____________ _____________
_____________ _____________ _____________
_____________ _____________ _____________
_____________ _____________ _____________
Husband’s chores Sister’s chores Brother’s chores

_____________ _____________ _____________
_____________ _____________ _____________
_____________ _____________ _____________
_____________ _____________ _____________
Wife’s chores Kid #1 chores Kid #2 chores

_____________ _____________ _____________
_____________ _____________ _____________
_____________ _____________ _____________
_____________ _____________ _____________
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My Favorite Chores
Watch the video and circle how Byron feels about each chore.
CLEAN++ ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE

DISH WASH ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE
CLOTHES WASH ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE
FOLD ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE
CLOTHES HANG ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE
CLOTHES PUT-AWAY ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE
FLOOR SWEEP ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE
FLOOR MOP ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE
SHELF D-U-S-T ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE
TRASH THROW ME LIKE DON’T MIND DON’T LIKE HATE REFUSE
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following cleaning supplies.
Bleach
Clorox Gloves Swifter
Windex Lysol Microfiber
Magic Eraser OxiClean Scotch Brite
Numbers
Practice signing the following numbers in the millions.
1,000,000 4,000,100 8,000,550
2,000,000 5,800,000 9,000,722
3,000,000 6,000,300 10,400,280
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LESSON 14: Classifiers
Brief Review of Classifiers

Here is a list of the classifiers we learned in the lesson. Now, because classifiers can
serve as many different ideas, we must first identify what the classifier represents.
CL:1 CL:A CL:L
CL:2 CL:B CL:O
CL:3 CL:C CL:S
CL:4 CL:F CL:V
CL:5 CL:G
When deciding to use classifiers there are some basic rules:
Designate the referent of a classifier. The signer should either fingerspell or sign the
referent before using the classifier.
Select the appropriate classifier. If talking about a house, do not use a classifier with a
3 handshape because that is an abstract representation of a motorized vehicle.
To make sure you are showing the size and shape specifiers appropriately, also
include the correct nonmanual signals. If showing something is small, remember to
make the ooo shape with your mouth.
The classifier should provide a real world visual experience. For example, most people
do not keep cups in a pull open drawer. Instead, give the representation of opening the
cabinet doors to take out the cup, therefore creating a better visual connection to the
Types of Classifiers
Size and shape specifier classifiers describe physical characteristics, including size,
shape, and location in space.
CL:1 can represent a pencil or pole.
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Semantic classifiers represent nouns and can show the location of the particular noun
and what it is doing.
CL:1 can represent a walking person.
Body classifiers use the body to represent a look or action, and the signer actually
becomes the noun.
Using two arms to show a bird flying
Body part classifiers represent parts of the body or objects on the body.
CL:B can refer to feet, legs, or ankles.
CL:G can show an eyebrow piercing.
Instrument classifiers show how objects are handled or manipulated.
CL:5 can illustrate screwing in a light bulb.
CL:S can illustrate hammering a nail.
Locative classifiers indicate spatial relationships between two or more things.
CL:5 and CL:3 can show a person sitting in the shade under a tree.
Classifier Practice
Which classifier would you choose for the following? When you’ve decided, try signing
the object or activity.
Buttons Coins A person walking with a limp
Toothbrush Sharpening a pencil A staggering walk
A drinking straw Two people walking along a Racing bike handles
Dress with polka dots path A cat sneaking around
Brushing your hair A long hallway Toes wiggling in the sand
A V-neck top A thick tree trunk Carrying a big dog
Taking off your glasses A tree being chopped
Now, use the appropriate classifier or classifiers to sign each activity below.
One person walking toward two other people

A car parallel parking
A long line to buy tickets
A leaf falling from a tree
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following presidents.
Clinton Howard Polk
Bush Jackson Obama
Jefferson Roosevelt Kennedy
Washington
Numbers
Practice signing the following times.
10:45 2:15 7:15

11:00 9:00 8:45
3:30 5:30 12:30
6:45
LESSON 15: Parties and Celebrations
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following organs.
Heart Spleen Lung
Liver Brain Kidney
Stomach Bladder Pancreas
Appendix
Numbers
Practice signing the following decades.
20s 60s 90s
30s 70s 1880s
40s 80s 1750s
50s
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LESSON 16: The Seasons
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following measurements.
Pint Feet Ounce
Quart Mile Gallon
Ton Kilometer Meter
Pound
Numbers
Practice signing the following years.
1920 1988 2005
1957 1993 2015
1964 2000 2018
1972
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Lesson 17: Holidays
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following astronomical terms.
Planet Ozone Gravity
Telescope Lunar Moon
Orbit Galaxy Black hole
Supernova
Numbers
Review the rocking numbers.
67 78 89
68 79 96
69 86 97
76 87 98
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LESSON 18: Food and Faceting
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following foods.
Rice Hummus Collard greens
Kiwi Relish Brisket
Mint Pickle Venison
Numbers
Review the different ways to sign numbers 16–19.
16 16 16
17 17 17
18 18 18
19 19 19
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LESSON 19: Restaurants and Money
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following seasonings.
Pepper Basil Rosemary
Cinnamon Oregano Cumin
Nutmeg Cayenne pepper Paprika
Thyme
Numbers
Practice signing the dollar amounts below.
$48.00 $200.00 $0.36
$9.05 $0.10 $29.89
$10.45 $0.25 $1452.67
$122.97
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LESSON 20: Where We Live
What’s Your Address?

As part of the comprehension check in lesson 20, practice signing the following
addresses in response to the question:
________WHQ________
YOUR ADDRESS WHAT?
______T_____
MY ADDRESS, 1-2-4-2 C-O-G-S-W-E-L-L D-R
______T_____
HIS ADDRESS, 46-72 C-L-E-R-C S-T
_______T____
MY ADDRESS, 3-2-1-8 F-O-S-T-E-R C-I-R-C-L-E
______T______
HER ADDRESS, 24-28 B-O-V-E L-A-N-E
_____T______
MY ADDRESS, 7-0-2 W-H-I-T-E-S-T-O-N-E R-D
_____T_______
HIS ADDDRESS, 5212 F-O-R-B-E-S B-L-V-D
_____T______
MY ADDRESS, 825 B-E-R-D-Y W-A-Y
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Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following national monuments.
Grand Canyon Empire State Building USS Arizona
Yosemite Gettysburg Independence Hall
Yellow Stone Golden Gate Bridge Plymouth Rock
Mt. Rushmore
What’s Your Address?

Practice signing the following street numbers.
13-45 14-74 25-22
6-3-2 1-20-35 3-77
1-2-9-0 1-8-9-0 1-6-3-8
8-11
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LESSON 21: Going to School
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following novels and plays.
The Great Gatsby

The Call of the Wild
The Color Purple
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Catcher in the Rye
Of Mice and Men
Macbeth
The Joy Luck Club
The Old Man and the Sea
Numbers
Practice signing the following percentages.
5% 35% 75%
10% 50% 99%
15% 65% 100%
20%
Learn and Master with Stacey Webb & Dr. Byron Bridges 45 Going to School
LESSON 22: The Workplace
Describe Then Do Practice

Practice each of the scenarios below with the describe then do expansion feature. Try
becoming the person or doing the activity that visually supports the concept.
Meeting a snobbish person

Nodding off to sleep
Feeling cold
Answering close to 100 calls
Watching a good movie with popcorn
Finding a $20.00 bill in the laundry
Putting out a fire
Cheating on a test
Feeling sick to the stomach
Completing boring work
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following shapes.
Octagon Cube Circle
Square Diamond Rectangle
Triangle Hexagon Oval
Trapezoid
Numbers
Practice signing the following phone numbers.
(6-15) 4-25.15-17 (3-10) 7-10.52-50 (5-0-5) 8-1-2.6-1-4-3
(7-60) 9-40.89-89 (9-3-1) 6-5-5.1-3-9-0 (6-46) 2-20.13-22
(2-12) 4-25.12-16 (3-1-7) 2-4-0.9-5-2-5 (5-0-7) 2-1-2.6-5-4-4
(4-0-4) 7-1-2.1-5-3-1
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LESSON 23: Travel
Reiteration
In the world of ASL, the language naturally includes repetition, so reiteration is a
commonly used communication technique. You can reiterate information using a
sandwich structure. This means that you open with the message and close with the
same exact message.
So, how do you know what is important to reiterate? If your message is important, then
use reiteration. The goal is to reiterate something that is important to the storyline, has
cultural significance, or has high emotional impact to you, the signer. You will notice
that sometimes reiteration doesn’t happen directly at the beginning of the sentence
Classifiers and Travel

Now it’s your turn to incorporate classifiers into your travel experiences. You saw Byron
sign each of the following examples in the video. See how you do with each of them
now and refer to the picture in the lesson if you need a visual reference.
Plane next to the entrance tunnel

Plane backing up
Planes in a row waiting to take off
Planes taking off one after another
One plane taking off
Plane experiencing turbulence
Plane circling in the air
Plane landing smoothly
Plane landing badly
Seats in the plane cabin: same number of seats on each side of the row
Seats in a plane cabin: different number of seats on either side of the row
Three people seated side by side on a plane
Two people seated with one empty seat in the middle
Passing a drink from person to person
Flight attendant instructions
Show all of the train cars on the track

Show the wheels on the train
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Show the smoke

Pull the train whistle
Describe a train compartment with overnight beds
Observatory car with glass windows
Driving a small car

Turning the car
Driving a large RV
Turning the RV
Coming to a hard stop in a car
Going up a hill
Going down a hill
Towing a car behind an RV
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following states.
Montana Nebraska Michigan
Idaho Florida Alaska
Vermont Iowa Kentucky
Oregon
Numbers
Review signing the following numbers.
Ordinal Numbers 1-9 Minute 1-9 Month 1-9
Identity Numbers 1-9 Hour 1-9 Dollars 1-9
Placement 1-9 Day 1-9 US 1-9
O’Clock 1-9 Week 1-9
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LESSON 24: Travel Locations
Travel Scenes
You saw Byron describe the scenes in each of the following pictures. How would you
describe the scene? Practice using your new vocabulary from the lesson to describe
what you see in the pictures.
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following travel terms.
Currency Tour Port
Metro Subway Tourist
Bus Ferry Route
Hostel
Numbers
Practice signing the following fractions.
1/2 2/4 5/9
1/3 3/4 1/10
2/3 1/5 1/16
1/4
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LESSON 25: Emergencies

There was a lot to cover in this lesson. You learned a lot of new, very important signs, a
few new phrases, and practiced questions. All of this material will help communication
when you are faced with an emergency.
You now have the vocabulary to communicate about the following, so take as much
time as you need with this lesson.
Natural disasters and their severity

Health emergencies and their symptoms
Other emergencies
Emergency personnel
Emergency locations, like hospitals and shelters
Emergency preparedness
It’s always important to be reading in case of an emergency!
Fingerspelling
Practice fingerspelling the following fingerspelled words that have naturally become
signs.
#ALL #BUSY #BANK
#OFF #WHAT #VEG
#BACK #BUS
#JOB #FUN
Numbers
Practice signing the following heights.
4’10 5’7 6’1
5’2 5’9 6’2
5’3 6’ 6’3
5’5
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Alphabetical Vocabulary Index

BATh 20 Also 12
5 STAR 23 ALWAYS 8
7-UP 18 Amazing 12, 24
ABOUT 12 AMERICA 17
ABOVE 20 AMERICAN 19
A-C 20 American Sign Language 21
Accept 22 ANALYZE 22
Accident (whoops) 7 Anchorage 24
ACCOUNTANT 22 Angel 16, 18
ACROSS-FROM 20 Animal 11
ACTION 12 ANNIVERSARY 15
Activity 14 Announce/announcement 15, 17
ACTOR 22 ANSWER 22
ACTOR/ACTRESS 12 APPETIZER 18, 19
Add 18, 19 APPLAUSE 12
Address 20 Apple 2, 18
Adult 25 APPLE BOBBING 17
ADVENTURE 23 APPLE PIE 17
ADVENTURE 24 APPLICATION 22
ADVISE 9 APPLY 22
Africa 24 Appointment 8, 22, 23
AFTERNOON 8 Approach 9
Again 1 Approximate 19
Age 3 #Apt 20, 23
AGING 20 Archery 10
Agree 11 Arizona 24
AGREE/agreement 17 Arkansas 24
Air-Ball 10 AROUND-CORNER 20
AIR-FORCE 17 ARRIVE/DUE 15
Airplane 9 ART 12, 21, 24
Airplane-land 9 ARTIST 22
Airplane-take-off 9 Ask 5, 9
ALARM 20, 25 A-S-L 21
Alaska 24 ASSIGNMENT 21
Albuquerque 24 Assist 10, 22
Alcohol 8, 17 Assistant 21
Algebra 21 Assistant Coach 10
#All 11 Asthma Attack 25
ALL DAY 8 ATHLETE 22
ALL NIGHT 8 Athletics 10
ALL-OVER 22, 23 Atlanta 3, 24
Allergic Reaction 25 a-t-m 19
Allergic/Allergy 18 AUDIENCE 12
Allergy 16 Aunt 3
ALLIGATOR 11 AUSTIN 24
ALONE 20, 21 Australia 24
Alright 2, 19 AVENUE 20
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Average 4, 19, 21 BEAN 18

Avoid 5, 25 BEAR 11
Awake 17 BEARD 6
Awake-all-night 17 BEAT 9, 10
AWARE 23 Beat-up 25
Awesome 17 Beautiful 4, 5
Awful 19 Become 15
awkward 24 BED 20
Baby 6, 11, 15 BED BREAKFAST 23
baby room (nursery) 15 BEDROOM 13, 20
Babysit 8 Beer 19
BACK 25 before 11
#back 9 BEHIND 20
Back y-a-r-d 16, 20 Believe 2, 9, 17
Backboard 10 Bell 14, 17
BACKPACK 11, 21, 23 BELOW 20
BACKSTAGE 12 belt 6
Bacon 18 BEST MAN 15
BAD 18, 19, 25 BIG BOAT/SHIP 24
BAKE 13, 16, 18 BILL/OWE 19
bald 6 #bill 9, 17
Ball 10 Billiards 10
BALLOON 15 BINOCULARS 11
Baltimore 24 Biology 21
BANANA 11, 18 BIRD 11, 16, 24
Band-Aid 25 BIRD WATCH 11, 24
bangs 6 Birthday 15
#Bank 5, 7, 19 Biscuit 18
#bank teller 22 BITTER 18
Bar 19, 22 BLACK 1, 6
BAR HOP 24 BLACK CAT 17
B-A-R-N 24 BLAME 9
Bartend 22 BLANKET 11, 20
Bartender 19, 22 BLEND 18
Base Hit 10 Block 25
Baseball (game) 2, 10 Block Field Goal 10
Baseball/Softball (ball) 10 Block Shot 10
Baseline 10 blonde 6
BASEMENT 20 Blood draw 22
Basket 10, 11, 17 blooD 25
Basketball (ball) 10 BLOSSOM 11
Basketball (game) 10 Blouse 6
BATHROOM 13, 18, 20 BLUE 1, 6
Batter 10 BLUE J-e-a-n-s 6
Battery 25 Blunt 4
BAWL-OUT 9 blurry 25
#BBQ 17 Board 9, 21
b-b-q 19 B-O-A-R-D-W-A-L-K 24
Beach 5, 16, 23 Boastful 4
#BEACH 16, 23 boat 14, 16, 24
BEACH VOLLEYBALL 24 BOAT/cruise 23
BODY 6 BURRITO 18
BODY BOARD 24 #bus 23, 24
Boil 13, 18 #BUS STATION 24
BOND 17 B-u-s stop 5
BONE 17, 25 BUSINESS 22
b-o-n+fire 11, 24 busy 5
Book 2, 5, 13 #Busy 2, 5, 24
Book club 9 Butter 13, 16, 18
Book+store 5 BUTTON 6
Boots 16 buy 2, 5, 11
boring 5, 10, 23 Bye 2, 9
Born 4, 15, 16 CABBAGE 11, 17, 18
Borrow 5, 9, 21 CABINET 13, 20
BOSS 22 Cafeteria worker 21
BOSTON 24 CAKE 18
BOTH 6, 23 Calculus 21
BOULEVARD 20 California 2, 24
BOUNCE 19 Call 9, 25
BOUQUET 15 CALL 9-1-1 25
bow 6 Calm 4
BOWL 18 Camp 11
Bowtie 2, 6 can 7, 9, 11
Box 5, 9 Can’t 22
Boxing 10 Canada 24
Boy 5 Cancel 23
BOYFRIEND 20 Candle 15, 17
bracelet 6 CANDY 12, 16, 17
Bread 13, 17, 18 CANDY C-A-N-E 17
Break 13, 25 CAP 15
Breakdown 9 Car 3, 5, 7
Breakfast 18 #car 23
Breathe 25 Car Accident 25
BREATHe (quickly) 25 Car Race 10
BREATHe (struggle) 25 Card 17
BRIDGE 24 Careful 11
bright 24 careful (Watch out!) 25
Bring 9, 11, 19 CAROL 17
Brisk 16 CAROLERS 17
BROKE 19 CARPENTER 22
BROOM 17 carpentry 12
Brother 3, 20 CARROT 11, 18
BROWN 1 Carve 16
BUDGET 19 C-A-S-H 19
Buffalo 24 C-A-S-T-L-E 20
BUG 11, 24 Cat 5
BUG SPRAY 11 Catcher 10
Build 16, 20, 22 catholic 17
BUILDING 24 CEILING 20
BUNNY 17 celebration 7
bunt 10 C-e-l-l phone 5
#burn 18, 25 Center 10
Center Field 10 CITY 23

Central America 24 CITY CENTER 24
Century 8 class 8, 15, 21
Cereal 8, 18 CLASS+M-A-T-E 21
CEREMONY 15 Clean (adj.) 3, 13
CERTIFICATE 17 Clean (verb) 3, 13
c-g (Coast Guard) 17 Cleveland 24
Cha-head (arrogant) 4 Clip 21
CHAIN SAW 17 Clipping 10
Chair 2, 5, 20 CLOCK 20
Challenge 10 CLOCK TOWER 24
champ 17, 18, 23 CLOSE (adj.) 17
Champagne 17, 19 Close (adv.) 5, 11
Champion 10 close door 5
Championship 10 close window 5
Change 12, 16 Close-Call 10
Chaos 13 CLOSET 13
CHAOS MUST ORGANIZE 17 CLOTHES 13
Chat 9, 11, 16 CLOTHES FOLD 13
CHEAP 19, 20, 23 CLOTHES HANG 13
CHECK 19, 22 CLOthes-PIN 15
check (blood pressure) 22 Clothes+store 5
Cheerlead 10 CLOTHES+WASH 13
CHEESE 18 CLOTHES+WASH ROOM 20
CHEF 19 CLOWN 15
CHEMCIAL 13 #club 24
Chemistry 21 #co (company) 22
CHEST 25 Coach 10, 21
Chest Pain 25 Cocky 5
Chicago 3, 24 Coffee 5, 8, 16
CHICKEN 18 COFFEE MACHINE 18
Chicken salad 18 Coffee shop 5, 22
CHICKEN, BAKE 18 COFFEE TABLE 20
CHICKEN, F-R-I-E-D 18 COIN 12, 19
CHICKEN, FRY 18 COKE 12, 18
CHICKEN, STIR-FRY 18 COLD 13, 16, 18
Children 3, 4, 20 COLLECT 12
chimney 17 College 21, 22
China 24 Color 1, 17
China language (Chinese) 21 COLOR DIFFERENT++ (colorful) 16
CHINESE 19 Colorado 3, 24
Chip-food 24 Columbus 24
CHOCOLATE 15, 17, 18 Come 5, 7, 9
Choke 25 Come-here 9
Chop 13 COMEDY 12
CHRISTIAN 17 COMFORTABLE 20, 23
christmas 17 COMIC BOOK 12
christmas day 17 COMMAND/DIRECT 22
Church 5, 8, 17 Commercials 10
Cincinnati 24 Commit 15
CIRCLE 20 Common 23
COMMUTE 24 Curious 14
COMPASS 11, 21 curly 6
Competition 10 CURTAIN 12, 20
computer 9, 12, 20 CURTAIN PULL 12
c-o-n-d-o 20, 23 CURTAIN-CLOSE 12
CONFETTI 15 CURTAIN-OPEN 12
Confident 4 Customer 5, 19
Confident too-much 4 CUSTOMER SERVICE 22
CONFRONT 9 Cut 12, 18, 25
congrat 7 Cute 4, 5, 9
CONGRATULATIONS 15 cycling 10
Connect 11 Dad 2, 3
Connecticut 24 Dallas 24
CONSTIPATION 25 DANCE 9, 12, 15
CONSULTANT 22 DANCE c-l-u-b 24
Continue 1 Dang 4
Controlling 4 DANGER 25
Cook 7, 13 DARK 13, 17
COOK/CHEF 22 Darts 10
COOKIE 16, 17, 18 D-A-T-A TYPE (data entry) 22
Cool 2 Daughter 3, 20
COORDINATE 22 DAY 7
COPY 9, 21, 22 Deaf 5
Corn 16, 17, 18 Decade 8
Corner 20 Decide 15, 22
Cost 13, 19 Decorate 12, 17
COST NONE (free) 19 DECORATION 15
COSTUME 12, 17 DEEP-CLEAN 13
Couch 9, 13, 20 Deer 6, 17
COUGH 25 Defeat 10
COUNSELOR 22 Defense/defensive 10
Counselor/Advisor 21 Defensive Back 10
Count 1, 17 Defensive E-n-d 10
Couple 14, 15 DEGREE 15
COURT 20 Delaware 24
Cousin 3 Delicious 16, 17, 18
COVER LETTER 22 Denmark 24
Crab 18, 24 DENTIST 22
cracker 24 Denver 24
Crazy 14 Depend 19, 22
CREDIT-CARD 19 Deposit 5, 19
Credit-card not accept 19 DESERT 17, 23
cross 17 DESIGNER 22
Cross Country 10 Desk 21
CROSSING 20 dessert 23
crucify 17 DESTROY 25
c-u-b-e 22 destroy (everything in a row) 25
cuff-link 6 DEVELOP 22
CULTURE 23 Diabetes 25
CUP 13 DIAPER 15
CUPCAKE 15, 18 DIAREHA (nonstop) 25
DIE 17 dress (strapless) 6

Different 6, 12, 19 DRESS NICE 12
difficult 21 DRESSER 13, 20
Dig 11 DRESSING 18
DIME 19 Dribble 10
DIMPLE 6 Drink 8, 16, 19
Dining room 20 Drink (beer) 19
Dinner 13, 18 Drink (liquor) 19
Direction 5 Drive 5, 20, 22
DIRECTOR 12 Driver 5, 22
Dirt 11, 25 Driver license 9
DIRTY 11, 13, 23 Drizzle 16
Disappear 13 Drop-off 5, 22
DISAPPOINT 23 Drown 25
Dish 13 DRUM 12
DISSOLVE 13 Drunk 14, 19
District of Columbia 24 Dry 2, 16, 25
divide 21 dry (dehydrated) 25
Diving 10 Dry machine 13
Divorce 15 Dry-clean 5
DIZZY 25 Duck 16
#do++ (busy) 24 Dugout 10
D-O-C-K 24 Dunk 10
Do-you-mind 9, 13, 19 D-U-P-L-E-X 20
Doctor 19, 22 DYE 17
Doctor office 5 Each 8
Dog 5 EAR 6, 25
Dog groom 12 EAR large 6
DOG WALK 11 EAR little 6
Doll 2 Early 15
DOLLAR (American) 9, 19 earn 17, 19
DOLLAR (Canadian) 19 Earring 6
DOLPHINS 24 earth globe 21
Don’t-know 5 Earthquake 25
Don’t-like 4, 12, 18 EAST 20, 23
Don’t-want 5 EASTER 17
donut 18 Easter bunny 17
Door 5, 20 Easy 21, 22, 24
DORM 20 Eat 7, 9, 11
Double 10 EAT++ 17
Doubleheader 10 Economics 21
Downstairs 20 Education Assistant 21
Downtown 22, 24 EGG 17, 18
DR. PEPPER 18 Egg find 17
D-r-a-m-a 12 Egg salad 18
Drama/Theater 21 EGGPLANT 18
DRAW 12, 24 Electric 25
DRESS 6, 15 Electric line 14
dress (flowing) 6 Elementary school 21
dress (form fitting) 6 Elephant 11
dress (spaghetti straps) 6 ELF 17
Eliminate 19 Faculty 21
Email 5, 9, 22 Fade-away 10, 11
Emergency 25 Fail 21
EMERGENCY S-H-E-L-T-E-R 25 Fair 16
empty 24 Fair Catch 10
Empty 25 Fall 16
E-M-T 25 Fall 25
End 15 FALL-APART 20
Endzone 10 FALL-DOWN 9
energy 11 False Start 10
ENGAGE 15 FAME 17
ENGINEER 22 FAMILIAR 23
England 17, 24 Family 3, 17, 20
English 21 Family history (genealogy) 12
Enjoy 5, 12, 13 FAMILY ROOM 20
Enter 11 FAMOUS 12
Equipment 10 famous place (landmark) 24
E-R 25 FAN 20
Eraser 21 Fancy 17, 19, 23
Error 10 Far 11, 23
ESCAPE 23, 25 Farm 6, 24
Establish 13, 22 Farm store 11
ETHIOPIAN 19 Fast 10, 19
Europe 24 Fast-Break 10
EVALUTE 22 FATHER 17
EVENING 8 Favorite 1, 11, 18
EVENT PLANNER 22 FEAR 23
EVERY-AFTERNOON 8 Fed-up 18
EVERY-EVENING 8 Feed 16
EVERY FRIDAY 8 Feedback 22
EVERY MONDAY 8 Feel 9
EVERY-MORNING 8 f-e-e-t 25
EVERY-NIGHT 8 Fence 14, 24
EVERY SUNDAY 8 Ferris-wheel 16
EVERY THURSDAY 8 FEVER 25
EVERY TUESDAY 8 Few 15
EVERY SATURDAY 8 fiancé 12
EVERY WEDNESDAY 8 field 10
everyday 7 Field 16, 24
Everything 19 Field Goal 10
Exam 21 Fifth wheel 23
example 11 Fight 9
Excite 10, 17 Fighting 10
Excited 9, 11, 23 FILE/APPLY 22
Exercise 8, 10, 12 Fill-out 9, 22
EXPENSIVE 12, 19, 23 Final exam 21
EXPERIENCE 23 finally 9
EXPLORE 11, 24 FIND 17, 22, 25
Expose 23 Fine 2, 6, 9
EYE 6, 25 Finish 7, 9, 10
FACE 6 FIRE 11, 22, 25
Firefighter 5, 22, 25 France 24

FIREHOUSE 22 FRECKLE 6
Fireplace 16 FREE 17, 23
FIREWORK 17 Free (cost none) 17
First 4 Free Throw 10
First a-i-d kit 25 Freelance 22
First Base 10 FREEZE/ICE 16
First Down 10 FREEZER 18
FISH (noun) 11, 18, 24 FRENCH 19, 21
FISH (verb) 11, 16, 24 FRENCH-FRIES 18
FISH ROD 11 Freshman 21
Fish-swallow 20 friday 7
Fishing 10 Friend 2, 3, 5
FIX 22 FRIEND HIS HOUSE 23
FLAG 17 Friendly 4, 5
Flag Football 10 Frisbee 16
Flag/Penalty 10 FROG 11
Flamingo 11 From 2, 3
FLASH-LIGHT 11, 25 FRONT (foyer) 20
Flat 23 FRONT DESK 22
Flat Tire 25 FRONT YARD 20
Flavor 16 Frown 6
Flirtatious 4 Frozen 19
Flood 25 Fruit c-a-k-e 17
FLOOR 13, 20 F-T (feet) 16
Florida 24 FULL 17
Flower 2, 11, 16 Fullback 10
FLOWER GIRL 15 Fumble 10
FLOWER V-A-S-E 20 Fun 3, 11, 12
Fly 9 Funny 4, 5
FOCUS 9 Furniture 9, 13, 20
FOLDER 21 FUTURE 7
Follow 1 Game 10, 11, 12
FOLLOW UP 22 Game Cancel 10
Fond-of 11, 12, 17 Game Finish 10
Food 5, 13, 17 GAME ROOM 20
FOOD CAN 25 Game Start 10
Food+list 19 GARAGE 20
Food+store 5 GARAGE 1 CAR 20
FOOL 9 GARAGE 2 CAR 20
Football 10 GARAGE 3 CAR 20
FORCE 9 GARDEN 11
FOREST FIRE 16 Gas store 5
FOREVER 15 Gate 23
For-for 23 GAUZE 25
FORK 13, 18 General 12
formal dress 6 Geography 21
Forward 10 Geometry 21
Foul 10 Georgia 24
Foul-Ball 10 Get 12
Fourth Down 10 GHOST 17
Gift 15 Ground 11
Gift certificate 17 Ground-Out 10
G-I-N-G-E-R+BREAD 17 Group 21
GIRAFFE 11 GROW 11, 24
Girl 2, 5 Grow-up 9, 21
GIRLFRIEND 20 grumpy 3, 4
Give 1, 9, 21 GUITAR 12
Give-up 18 Gun 25
Glasses 6 Gym 10
GLOVEs 11, 16 Gymnastics 10
GLOW 15 Haha 4
Glue 21 hail 25
Go 1, 5, 7 H-A-I-L (golf balls) 16
Go-ahead 9 H-A-I-L (little) 16
GOAL (resolution) 17 HAIR 6
Goal Line 10 Hair-brush 14
GOAT 24 Hair cut (verb) 12
goatee 6 HAIR GRAY 6
Golf 10, 17 HAIR LONG 6
Good 2, 7, 18 HAIR SHORT 6
GOOD LUCK 17 HAIR STYLIST 22
GOOD YEAR 17 Half 20
GORILLA 11 half court press 10
GOVERNMENT 17, 21 Half-Hour 10
GOWN 15 Halftime 10
Grab 9, 21 Halloween 17
Grade (verb) 21 HALLWAY 20
Grade-A 21 Halves 10
Grade-B 21 HAMBURGER 18, 19
Grade-C 21 HAMMOCK 24
Grade-D 21 HAND 25
Grade-F 21 Hang line 13
GRADUATE 15 Hangover 19
Graduate school 21 hANUKKAH 17
Grandma 3 happen 11
Grandpa 3 Happy 4, 15, 17
Grandparent 3 HARD 17, 21, 22
Grandslam 10 Hard Hitting 10
Grandstand 10 Hard-of-hearing 5
Grape 18 HAT 11, 16, 24
g-r-a-p-h-i-c artist 22 Hate 9, 12, 13
GRASS 11, 24 Have 3, 5
GRAVY 17 Hawaii 24
gray 24 Hayride 16
Grease 17 He/she 3
Great 2, 7, 17 He/she (honor) 3
GREEK 19 HEAD 6, 25
GREEN 1, 6, 17 headlight 24
g-r-i-l-l 16 Health 17, 21
#GRILL COOK 11 Hear 14
gross 11, 18 Hearing 5
Heart-Attack 25 HOUSE-SEARCH 20
Heart-soft (tender) 4 Houston 24
HEART-TOUCH 15 How 2
Heavy 9, 18 How-many 3
HEELS 6 how-much? 19
Height 10 How-you 2
Helicopter 14 H-R (human resources) 22
Hello 2 h-s (high school) 21
HELLO++ 2, 22 Huddle 10
Helmet 10 Humble 4, 5
Help 1, 9, 25 HUMID 16
Here 2, 5 Hungry 2, 11, 18
HIGHWAY 20 HUNT 24
HIKE 11, 23, 24 Hunting 10
HILL 24 HURRICANE 16, 25
HIPPOPOTAMUS 11 Hurt 10, 11
HIRE 22 Hurt/Hospitalize 10
His/her 3 Husband 2, 3, 7
His/her++ 3 I/me 3
His/herself 3 I/me (honor) 3
History 21, 23 ICE CREAM 15, 16, 18
Hit 10 I-C-E MACHINE 18
Hit-Ball 10 I-C-E RAIN 16
Hockey 10 I-c-e Skate 10
Holding 10 Idaho 24
Holiday 17 IF 16
Holland 24 Illinois 24
Home 3, 12, 16 ILY 2
Home p-l-a-t-e 10 Imagine 13
home school 21 Immature 4
Homerun 10 Important 11
Homework 8, 9, 21 Impress 19
HONOR 9, 17 IMPRESSIVE 23
HOODIE 6 IMPROV 12
Hook Shot 10 Improve 18, 22, 25
HORrOR 12 Include 19
HORSE 24 INDEPENDENCE 17
Horse Race 10 independence day 17
Horse ride 15 Independent 21
Hospital 5, 25 India 24
Host 15 INDIAN 17
H-O-S-T-E-L 23 INDIAN 19
Hot 5, 13, 16 Indiana 24
HOT Chocolate 16 Indianapolis 24
HOT DOG 18, 19 Individual 21
Hot Game 10 infection 25
HOT TOO-MUCH (overheat) 25 Infield 10
Hotel 11, 23, 24 INFORM 9
Hour 10 INSULT 9
House 17, 20 Inning 10
House-do++ (chore) 13 Innovative 4
Inside 11, 19 Kidnap 25

Instant Replay 10 Kids 3
INSURANCE AGENT 22 Kind 4
Interception 10 Kindergarten 21
INTEREST 12, 22 KISS 9, 17
Interference 10 KITCHEN 13, 20, 22
intern 22 KNIFE 11, 18, 25
Internet 22 knit 12
INTERNET surf 12 Know 1, 3
INTERNSHIP 22 Knoxville 24
Interpreter 5, 21 Labor 25
INTERROGATE 9 labor day 17
INTERSTATE 20 Laid-up 25
interview 7, 22 L-a-k-e 16
Introduce 2 LAMP 20
Invest 12 Landslide/Rockslide 25
Invite 15 Lane 10
INVITE CARD 15 L-A-N-E 20
Involve 10, 12 Language 21, 23
Iowa 24 LOCAL 23
Iran 24 Large 4, 12
Ireland 24 Las Vegas 24
Israel 24 Last 4, 9
ITALIAN 19 LAST-WEEK 7
Italy 24 LAST-YEAR 7
Itch 25 Late 2
JACKET 6, 16 Late-deaf 5
Jacksonville 24 Laugh 5, 9, 11
Jamaica 24 Lawyer 5, 22
JANITOR 21 LAY SUNSHINE 24
Japan 24 Lay-down 16
JAPANESE 19 Layup 10
j-e-l-l-y-f-i-s-h 24 Lazy 4
jesus 17 Leaf 16
jet-ski 14 Learn 3, 12, 21
#JOB 17 Leave 2, 9, 17
Join 9, 11, 18 Lecture 2, 22
JUDGE 22 LEFT 20
JUMP 9 Left Field 10
Jump Ball 10 l-e-g 25
Junior 21 Lesson 21
JUSTICE 17 Let-go 17
Kansas 24 Letter 5, 9
Kansas city 24 Lettuce 13, 18
Karate 10 Lexington 24
kayak 11 LIBERTY 17
KEEP 19 Librarian 5, 21
Kentucky 24 Library 5, 24
Ketchup 18 LIFEGUARD 22
KICK 9 LIFT 22
Kickoff 10 LIGHT (noun) 9
Light (adj.) 2, 13 Magazine 13, 24

LIGHT OFF 9 M-A-I-D HONOR 15
LIGHT ON 9 Mail/letter 5, 13
Lightening 16 Maine 24
lightening/thunder 25 MAJOR 15, 21
LIGHTNING BUG 24 MAKEUP 12, 17
Like 4, 12, 13 Malaysia 24
LINE 13 Man 3, 5
Line Of Scrimmage 10 Man-To-Man Defense 10
Line paper 21 MANAGE 22
Linebacker 10 Manager 10, 19, 22
LION 11 M-A-N-G-E-R 17
LIPS/MOUTH 6 MARCH 15
LIST 17, 21 M-a-r-c-h Madness 10
Little 1, 18, 25 Margarita 19
Little rock 24 MARINE 17
Live 20 MARKET/ADVERTISE 22
LIVE+ROOM 20 MARKETING/MARKETOR 22
Llama 11 MARRIAGE 15
Loan 5 Married 4
Loan 9 Marry 7, 17
Lobster 18 Martini 19
Local 11, 12, 24 Maryland 24
L-O-F-T 20 MASH POTATO 17
Long 11, 15 Massachusetts 24
LONG-AGO 7 MASSAGE 17
LOOK 6, 9, 25 M-A-S-T-E-R BEDROOM 20
LOOK++ (sightsee) 24 Math 21
look++ 9 Matriculate 21
look-back 9 Mature 4
Look-each-other 9 Me/I 1, 2
Look-Forward 10, 15, 23 Mean 4, 5
Look-good 4 measure stick (ruler) 21
Look same 4 MEAT 18
Look same strong 4 MEAT B-A-L-L 18
look-up 11 MEAT L-O-A-F 18
L-O-O-P 20 MECHANIC 22
LOS ANGELES 24 Mechanical Pencil 21
Lose 10 MEDICINE 25
Loser 10 Meet 2, 7, 9
Lost 5, 10, 25 MELON 11, 18
Loud 4 Member 12
Louisiana 24 memorial day 17
Louisville 24 Memorize 21
Lousy 2, 10, 19 MEMORY 15
LOVE 12, 17 MEMPHIS 24
LUCKY 17, 23 METAL 13
LUMP 25 METAL P-A-N 18
Lunch 18 METAL P-O-T 18
Machine 14, 18 METRO/SUBWAY 23, 24
Mad 10, 23 MEXICAN 19
Mexico 24 MUSIC 12, 15, 24

M-H (mobile home) 20 MUSIC LISTEN 12
Miami 24 music performance 12
Michigan 24 Music play 12
Microscope 21 Musician 5, 22
MICROWAVE 13, 18 Must 3, 20
Middle 4, 13 mustache 6
Middle east 24 MY 1, 3
Middle school 21 My++ 3
MIDNIGHT 8, 17 Myself 3
MILITARY/army 17, 22 Name 1, 2
military behind (Reserves) 17 N-A-P sleep 24
Milk 17, 18 Napkin 19
Milwaukee 24 Narrow 20
MINISTER 15, 22 NASHVILLE 24
Minnesota 24 NATION 17
MINOR 15, 21 NATIONAL P-A-R-K 11
minus 21 NATURE 11
Minute 10 Nauseous 25
MIRROR 13, 20 NAVY 17
Mississippi 24 Near 16, 20
Missouri 24 Neat 2, 3
Mix 13, 18 Nebraska 24
m-l-k day 17 Necklace 6
Mohawk 6 Need 2, 5, 9
Mom 2, 3, 17 Neighbor 9
monday 7 Nephew 3
Money 5, 17 Nerd 4
MONEY #BACK 19 Nervous 12, 23
MONKEY 11 network 22
MONSTeR 17 NEUTRAL 18
Montana 24 Nevada 24
MONTH 7 NEVER 8
MOOCH 9 New 16, 17, 24
MOP 13 NEW BUILD 20
MORE 17, 18 New England 24
MORNING 8 New Hampshire 24
Motivated 4 New Jersey 24
motocycle 14 New Mexico 24
MOUNTAIN 11, 23 NEW ORLEANS 24
MOUTH 25 NEW YEAR 22
move 7, 9, 21 NEW YORK 24
Movie 3, 11, 12 New-york city 24
MOVIE advertisement 12 Newspaper 5, 20
MOVIE PREVIEW 12 NEXT 7
Much 11 NEXT-month 7
MULCH 11 NEXT-TO 20
multiply 21 next-year 7
Muscle 10 Nice 2, 3, 4
Museum 5, 9, 24 NICE/CLEAN 23
MUSHROOM 18 NICE MEET YOU 2
NICKEL 19 Old 3, 4, 6
Niece 3 Oldest 4
NIGHT 8 Olympics 10
No-big-deal 16, 19, 25 On-Deck 10
No-Hitter 10 ONION 18
no-problem 19 Online 22
“no” thank-you 15, 19 On-the-fence 19, 21
None 3, 18, 25 On time 23
NOON 8 Open-book 3, 5
NORTH 20, 23 Open door 5
North America 24 open window 5
North Carolina 24 Opponent 10
North Dakota 24 Option 19
North pole 24 ORANGE 1, 6, 18
NOSE 6, 25 ORANGE JUICE 18
Not 3, 6, 9 Order 12, 18, 19
Not-bad 20 Oregon 24
not comfortable 23 ORGANIZE 13, 22
NOT SERIOUS 25 Original 12
Not-understand 1 Orlando 24
Not-yet 2, 19 ORNAMENT 17
NOT-YET BUILD 20 o-t (occupational therapist) 22
N-o-t-e-b-o-o-k 21 Other 19
N-o-t-e write 22 OTHER COUNTRY 23
Nothing 2 Our 3
Notice 13 Out 10
Now 6, 7 Out-Of-Bounds 10
N-U-M-B FEEL NONE 25 Outside 11, 16, 19
Number 23 OVEN 13, 18
NURSE 22, 25 OVERCOME 9
Nut 2, 18 Over-The-Fence 10
N-Y-E (New Year’s Eve) 17 Overtime 10
OCCASIONALLY 8 overwhelm 24
OCEAN 23, 24 PAIN consistent same++ 25
Offense/offensive 10 PAIN RADIATE 25
offer 22 PAIN SHARP 25
OFFICE 20, 22 PAIN Where? 25
O-F-F-I-C-E 22 PAINT 12, 17
Office building 24 Paint (canvas) 8
Official/Referee 10 Pakistan 24
off-side 10 Pancake 18
OFTEN 8 Pants 6
O-h-i-o 24 PANTS (cargo) 6
Oh-i-see 6 Paper 9, 17, 21
Ok 2, 4, 19 PAPERWORK 22
OK (bad) 18 PARADE 17
OK (good) 18 Paralysis 25
O-K 12 Paramedic 25
#Ok 23 Parent 3, 20
Oklahoma 24 #Park (noun) 5
Oklahoma city 24 Park (verb) 5
Park+area 5 “piece of cake” 21

Participate 10 pierced 6
PARTNER 20 Pile 13
Party 15 PILLOW 11, 20
Pass 10 PINK 1, 6
Pass 21 Pirate 12
Pass Rush 10 Pitch 10
Pass Stolen 10 Pitcher 10
PASSOUT #KO 25 Pitching Mound 10
PASSOVER 17 PITTSBURGH 24
PAST 7 Pity 9
past month 7 pizza 24
Pasta 6, 13, 18 P-I-Z-Z-A 18
PATIENT 11 Place 5, 10, 22
Pay 1, 9, 19 Plague 25
Pay attention 9 PLAIN 18
PAY-OFF 17 Plan 15, 23, 25
P-E (physical education) 21 PLANE 23
Pea-brained 4 PLANNER 15
Peace 11 PLANT 11, 16
Peaceful 13 PLATE 18
PEACH 18 Play (verb) 5, 11
Peanut butter 18 play (noun) 12
P-E-N write 6, 21 Play #Off 10
Penalty 10 PLAY ROOM 20
P-e-n-c-i-l WRITE 21 Player 10
Penis 25 PLAYGROUND 21
Pennsylvania 24 P-L-A-Z-A 20
PENNY 19 Please 18, 19
People 3, 12, 24 Plus 6, 19, 21
PEOPLE WATCH 11, 24 #po (post office) 5
PEPPER 18 Point 10
Pepperoni 18 Point Guard 10
PEPSI 18 POISON I-V-Y 11
Perfect 5, 7, 13 Poisoned 25
PERSONALITY 23 Police 5
Philadelphia 24 Police officer 25
Phoenix 24 POLICE STATION 25
Phone 5 Pool 10
PHONE++ 22 POPCORN 12, 18
PHOTOGRAPHer 12, 15, 22 POPCORN MICROWAVE 12
Physical 10 POPULAR 12, 17
Physics 21 p-o-r-c-h, sit 24
PIANO 12 Portland 24
Pick (select) 9 Position 10
Pick-me 10 possible 7
PICK-ON 9 POTATO 11, 17, 18
PICK-UP 13 POUR 11, 13
PICNIC 11 Power Outage 25
Picture 12, 15, 20 P-R (public relations) 22
Pie 16, 17, 17 Practice 10, 12, 21
Preach 9 Raise 17
Prefer 5, 18 RAKE 11, 16
PREGNANT 15 R-a-p-e 25
preschool 21 RARELY 8
PRESENT 7, 22 RASH 25
PRESIDENT 17 R-A-W 18
president’s day 17 r-b (roast beef) 18
Press/Full-Court Press 10 r-e (real estate) 22
Pretty 4, 6 READ 12
PRIDE 17 Ready 2, 11, 13
PRIEST 22 Reason 23
Principal 21 Rebound 10
Private 21 Recall 21
Problem 18, 21 recent 11, 22
PROCESS 22 Reception 10
Professional development 22 RECEPTION 10
progress 11, 17 Recess 21
Project 21 RECOGNIZE 17
Project manage 22 Recover Fumble 10
Promotion 22 RED 1, 3, 6
Propose 15 Red light (stop light) 5
PROTECT 22 Red Zone 10
Proud 3, 15 #REF (refrigerator) 18
Provide 22 referee (court) 10
p-t (physical therapist) 22 REFRIGERATOR 13
public 21 R-e-g-i-s-t-r-y scan 15
Puerto Rico 24 Reindeer 17
Pumpkin 16, 17, 18 RELAX 11, 17, 24
Punt 10 religion 17
Punter 10 Remember 15, 17, 21
Puppy 6 Remodel 20
PURPLE 1, 6 RENT 12
PURSE 6 Replace 25
PUT 21 Replace (subs) 10
Put-away 13 REPORTER 22
put-down 7 Require 16
PUT-in-BACK-OF-mind 21 Require 19
QUARTER 19 Research 12
Quarterback 10 Respect 9, 15
Quarterback Sack 10 Responsibility 13, 22
quarters 10 Restaurant 5, 18, 22
QUICK 19 Restroom 2
quiet 24 RESURECTION 17
QUIT 9 Review 21
#quiz 21 RHINOCEROS 11
Rabbit 14 Rhode Island 24
Race 10 ribbon 6
Racquetball 10 Ride 14, 23
RADIO 20 Ridicule 9
RAIN 16, 25 RIGHT 20
RAIN JACKET 16 Right 21
Right Field 10 Say 11

ring 6, 15 scads 24
RING BEARER 15 SCARCE 19
Risk 25 Scare 10, 14, 17
Rival 10 scared 23
RIVER 24 scarf 6, 16
RIVER-RAFT 11 SCAR-HEAD 23
Road 14, 20 SCARY 12
Robbery 25 Schedule 21, 22
Rochester 24 School 5, 7, 21
Rock 19, 24 Science 21
ROLL-OVER 9 SCIENTIST 22
Roller-blade 11, 24 Scissors 21, 25
Roller-coaster 14 Scold 4, 9
Roller-skate 11 Score 10
ROMANCE 12, 17 Scotland 24
ROMANTIC 11 scramble 18
Room 3 SCRAPBOOK 12
ROOMMATE 20 Scream 25
Run 6, 8, 10 Screen/Pick 10
Run (noun) 10 script 12
run-out 7 SCRUB 13
Runner 5 scruff 6
Running-Back 10 SEARCH 17, 22, 25
RUNNY-NOSE 25 SEATTLE 24
Russia 24 Second 10
r-v 20, 23 Second Base 10
Sad 12 Second Down 10
Safe 10, 11, 25 SECRET 17
Safety 10 Secretary 21, 22
Safety (end zone) 10 See-you-later 2
Sailboat 16, 23 seem 13, 19
Salad 2, 13, 18 Seizure 25
SALIVATE 18 Sell 2, 22
Salt 13, 18 Seller 5, 22
Same 3, 6 Send 5, 9, 22
SAME++ 23 Send (email) 5
SAME/LIKEWISE 2 Send (letter) 5
San Antonio 24 Send (package) 5
SAN DIEGO 24 Senior 21
SAN FRANCISCO 24 sentence 21
S-A-N-D 24 SEPARATE (verb) 13
S-A-N-D CASTLE 24 Serious 4, 5, 25
SANDLES 6 SERVER 19, 22
Sandwich 11, 18 Service 17
SANTA 17 Service 19
Santa fe 24 SEW 12
Satisfy 18 SEW-Machine 12
saturday 7 SHAKESPEARE 12
Sausage 18 Shame+++ 4
SAVE 19 SHAPE 6
Share 13, 21 Skateboard/Surf 10

SHARK 24 Ski 16
Sharpener 21 Skill 19
SHEEP 24 SKIN 6
SHELF 13, 20 skin dark (dark skin) 6
SHELF D-U-S-T 13 skin light (fair skin) 6
Shine 13 SKIN SMOOTH 6
Shirt 3 skin tan (tan skin) 6
shirt 6 SKIRT 6
shirt (long sleeve) 6 sky 11
shirt (short sleeve) 6 Sled 16
SHIRT (with a pattern) 6 sleep 11, 12
shirt (with collar) 6 SLEEP B-A-G 11
shirt (with polka dots) 6 Sleep-crash 17
shirt (with stripes) 6 Sleigh 17
Shirt (with V-neckline) 6 Slide 10
shiver 16 SLIDE 11
Shock 12, 14, 15 Slip 10
SHOES 6 Slow 1, 10, 18
SHOES (boots) 6 Small 4, 23
SHOES (flat) 6 Smart 4, 11
SHOES (wedge) 6 SMELL 13, 16, 17
shoes nice 6 SMILE 6, 15
SHOOT 9 Smile buckteeth 6
Shoot++ 25 smile, teeth white 6
Shop 5, 7, 24 smile, teeth yellow 6
Short 5 SMOKE (noun) 17
short dress 6 Smooth 6
Short Stop 10 SNACK 11
SHORTS 6 SNAKE 11
Shot 19 Snap (the ball) 10
Shot Clock 10 Snob 6
Shovel (noun) 11, 16 SNORKEL 24
Shovel (verb) 16 SNOW (heavy) 16
SHOW 9 SNOW (little) 16
Shrimp 18 Snow bird 20
SHRINK 13 snow ski 10
Shy 4 Snowman 16
Sick 2 So-so 5
Sideline 10 SO-SO SERIOUS 25
SIGN 24 SOAP 13
SIGNATURE/SIGN 17 Soccer 8, 10
Silly 4 Social-Studies 21
SINCE 15 SODA 18
Sing 15 Softball 10
Sing group (choir) 14 Softball (game) 10
Single 10 Solve 18, 21
SINK 13 SOME 25
Sister 3, 20 SOMETIMES 8
Sit 2, 5, 9 Son 3, 20
SIZE 16, 20 Soon 2, 12
Sophomore 21 STOP DROP ROLL 25

SORRY 19 stop light 24
SOUP 18 STOP SIGN 24
SOUR 18 Store 2, 5, 7
SOUTH 20, 23 Storm 16, 25
South America 24 straight 6
South Carolina 24 STRAWBERRY 11, 18, 24
South Dakota 24 STREAM 24
South pole 24 STREAMERS 15
Spaghetti 2 STREET 20
Spain 24 street light 24
Spanish 21 Stress 11, 21
SPARKLE 13, 17 Stressed 2
Special 15, 17 Strike-Out 10
SPEECH 15 Stroke 25
SPEECH THERAPIST 22 Struggle 12, 22
Speed 14 Stubborn 4
SPEND 19 STUCK-IN-A-RUT 23
SPICY 18, 19 Stuck-up 4
SPIDER WEB 17 student 21
spiked 6 Study 8, 12, 21
SPILL 13, 17 Stuff 11
Spiral-notebook 21 Stupid 4
Spirit 10 SUBMIT 22
SPOON 13, 18 Subs 10
S-P-O-T 13 SUBSCRIBE 12
SPRAY 13 SUCCESS 15
spread 13, 18 SUGAR 18
Spring 16 Summer 2, 16
Sprinkle 13 SUMMON 24
ST. LOUIS 24 SUN 11, 16
st. patrick’s day 17 Sun-shine #burn (sunburn) 6
Staff 21 sunday 7
STAGE 12 sunglasses 24
STAIRS 20 sunny side up 18
STAMP 12 SUNRISE 8, 24
STAND 9 SUNROOM 20
star 11, 17 SUNSCREAN 16, 24
STAR LOOK 11 SUNSET 8, 24
Starbucks 5 SUNSHINE 11, 16, 24
Start 7, 10, 22 Superintendent 21
State f-a-i-r 16 Superior 22
Stay 6, 16 SUPERVISE 22
STEAK 18 SUPERVISOR 22
Steal 10 Support 1, 9, 15
Steal B-a-s-e 10 Suppose 16
Step-brother 4 sure 9
Stir 13, 18 SURF 24
Stolen 25 SURPRISE 15, 17
STOMACH 25 SURPRISED 23
Stop 10, 17 SUSHI 18
SUSPENSE 12 THANKFUL 17
Sweat 10, 16 Thanksgiving 17
Sweden 24 Theater 12
Sweep 13 Their++ 3
Sweet 4, 5, 16 Then 16
SWEET POTATO 17 There 5
SWEETHEART 17 They 3
Swim 10, 11, 24 Thin 6
swimming p-o-o-l 16 Think-positive 22
Swing 2, 11, 16 Think-self+ 21
Swing (verb) 16 Third Base 10
SWOLLEN 25 Third Down 10
Swoosh 10 Three Point Shot 10
Symptom 25 Three Second Violation 10
Table 9, 13, 20 Throat 18
Tackle 10 Throw-out 13
TACO 18 Thunder 16
Taiwan 24 thursday 7
Take-care 2, 11 Ticket 11, 12
Talent 10 Tie 6
Tall 5, 16 TIGER 11
Tampa 24 Time 2, 5, 7
Tan 16 Time-Out 10
Tape 21 TINGLE 25
TASSEL 15 TIRED 25
Taste 19 Toast 18
TATTOO 6 Toast 19
#tax 19 today 7
T-A-X-I 24 Together 11, 14, 15
Tea 5, 16, 18 Toilet 13
TEACH 9, 17, 21 TOMATO 11, 13, 18
Teach-me 11 Tomorrow 2, 6, 7
Teacher 1, 21, 22 Tongue 25
Team 10, 21 Too-much 18
Teammate 10 TOP 12, 19, 23
Technical 10 TORNADO 16, 25
TEETERTOTER 11 TORNADO WARN 16
Tell 9, 25 TORNADO WATCH 16
Temple 5 Total 3, 19
Tend to 5, 13, 19 Touch 1, 9
Tennessee 24 Touchback 10
Tennis 10 TOUR GUIDE 22
TENT 11, 23 T-O-U-R-I-S-T 24
Tequila 19 Tournament 10
TERRIBLE 19 TOWEL 24
Terrible 21, 25 TOWN 24
Test 21 #TOY 17
Texas 2, 24 T-R-A-C-T-O-R 24
t-h (townhouse) 20 TRAFFIC 24
THAI 19 TRAILER 20
THANK-YOU 17, 19 Train (noun) 2, 23
TRAIN (verb) 22 Vacation 12, 16, 23

TRAIN STATION 24 VACCUUM 13
Training 10 Vagina 25
Transcript 21 #VAL (valedictorian) 15
Transfer 21 valentine’s day 17
TRASH 13 VANILLA 15, 18
Travel 8, 22, 23 Varsity 10
travel-trailer 23 #VEG 18
Tree 2, 17, 24 VEGETABLE 18
Tree decorate 17 Vegetarian 18
Trenton 24 VEIL 15
TRICK OR TREAT 17 Vermont 24
TRIM 11 VIDEO-CAMERA 15
Triple 10 VIDEO-GAME 12
TRIPLETS 15 Vietnam 24
Trophy 10 VINE 11
Trouble 9 Virginia 24
TRUCK 24 VISION/SEE 25
TRUE BUSINESS 10 Visit 5, 9
try 12, 17, 21 Vodka 19
Try O-u-t 10 Volleyball 10
t-u-b-e float 11 Volunteer 21, 22
tuesday 7 VOMIT (nonstop) 25
TURKEY 17, 18 WAGON 24
TURN-AROUND 9 WAIT 11, 18, 19
T-u-r-n off (stove) 13 waiter 9, 19, 22
T-u-r-n on (stove) 13 Wake-up 8
Turtle 6, 11 Walk 10, 16
Tuscan 24 Walker 5
TUTOR 22 WALL 20
T-V 20 want 5, 7, 23
TWINS 15 WAR 17
TWO-DAY-AGO 7 Warm 4, 5, 14
Two-of-us 3 Wash 13
Type 20 WASH ROOM 13
TYPE (prefer) 12 Washington 24
TYPE/KIND 12 Washington dc 24
Ugly 2, 11 Watch 3, 5, 11
Umbrella 16 WATER 11, 13, 16
Uncle 3 WATER BOTTLE 11
Under 20 water ski 10
Understand 12, 21 W-A-Y 20
Underwater 16 We (people absent) 3
Uniform 10 We (people present) 3
University 21 Weak 6, 11, 25
UPSET 23 Weather 16
Upstairs 15, 20 wedding 7, 15
U-S History 21 WEDDING C-A-K-E 15
U-S-A 17 wedding Dress 6
use 11 wednesday 7
Utah 24 week 7
WEIGHT LOSE 17 Wow 15

WELCOME 19 #WOW 15
weld 22 Wrap++ 11
WELDER 22 WRAPPING PAPER 15
WEST 20, 23 Wrestle 10
West Virginia 24 WRINKLE 6
WHALES 24 write 9, 17
What 2 Wrong 19, 21
what do 11 WRONG (oops) 13
Whats-up 2 Wyoming 24
When 2 YEAR 12, 17
Where 2 YELLOW 1, 6
Which 2 yellow label (highlighter) 21
Whiskey 19 yellow square sticks (sticky note) 21
Whistle 10, 17 yesterday 7
WHITE 1, 6, 15 You 2, 3
Who 2 You (honor) 3
Why 2 You+ 3
Wide-Receiver 10 YOUNG 6, 9
Wife 3, 7, 20 Youngest 4
will 5, 6, 7 Your 3
Willing 23 Your++ 3
Win 10 Yourself 3
Wind 5, 16 Zip 6
Window 5 Z-O-N-E Defense 10
WINE 11, 19
Winner 10
Winter 16
WIPE 13
WORSE 13
Wisconsin 24
Wish 2, 15
WITCH 17
With 18
Withdraw 5, 19
Woman 3, 5
Won 10
Wonderful 12, 19
WOOD FLOOR 20
Work 5, 17, 24
WORK LESS 17
Worker 5
Workshop 14, 22
World History 21
Worm 16
Worn-out 18
Worry 9
Worse 16, 21
WORTH 19
Worth-it 19
WORTH-IT 23
Chronological Vocabulary Index

Lesson 1 Dry Swing
Again Fine Take-care
BLACK Flower Texas
BLUE Friend Time
BROWN From Tomorrow
Color Girl Train
Continue Good Tree
Count Great Ugly
Favorite Hello What
Follow HELLO+++ Whats-up
Give Here When
Go How Where
GREEN How-you Which
Help Hungry Who
Know Husband Why
Little ILY Wish
Me/I Introduce You
MY Late
Name Leave Lesson 3
Not-understand Lecture Age
ORANGE Light (adj.) Atlanta
Pay Lousy Aunt
PINK Me/I Brother
PURPLE Meet Car
RED Mom Chicago
Slow Name Children
Support Neat Clean (adj.)
Teacher Need Clean (verb)
Touch Nice Colorado
WHITE NICE MEET YOU Cousin
YELLOW Nothing Dad
Not-yet Daughter
Lesson 2 Nut Family
Alright Ok Friend
Apple Ready From
Baseball Restroom Fun
Believe Salad Game
Book SAME/LIKEWISE Grandma
Bowtie See-you-later Grandpa
#Busy Sell Grandparent
buy Sick grumpy
Bye Sit Have
California Soon He/she
Chair Spaghetti He/she (honor)
Cool Store His/her
Dad Stressed His/her++
Doll Summer His/herself
Learn and Master with Stacey Webb & Dr. Byron Bridges 73 Chronological Vocabulary Index
Home Lesson 4 Silly

How-many Average Small
Husband Beautiful Smart
I/me Blunt Step-brother
I/me (honor) Boastful Stubborn
Kids Born Stuck-up
Know Calm Stupid
Learn Cha-head (arrogant) Sweet
Man Children Warm
Mom Confident Youngest
Movie Confident too-much
Must Controlling Lesson 5
My Cute Ask
My++ Dang Avoid
Myself Don’t-like #Bank
Neat First Beach
Nephew Flirtatious Beautiful
Nice Friendly Book
Niece Funny Book+store
None Grumpy boring
Not Haha Borrow
Old Happy Box
Open-book Heart-soft (tender) Boy
Our Humble B-u-s stop
Parent Immature #Busy
People Innovative busy
Proud Kind Buy
Red Large Car
Room Last Cat
Same Lazy C-e-l-l phone
Shirt Like Chair
Sister Look-good Church
Son Look same Close (adv)
Their++ Look same strong close door
They Loud close window
Total Married Clothes+store
Two-of-us Mature Cocky
Uncle Mean Coffee
Watch Middle Coffee shop
We (people present) Motivated Come
We (people absent) Nerd Customer
Wife Nice Cute
Woman Ok Deaf
You Old Deposit
You (honor) Oldest Direction
You+ Pea-brained Doctor office
Your Pretty Dog
Your++ Scold Don’t-know
Yourself Serious Don’t-want
Shame+++ Door
Shy Drive
Driver Police bow

Drop-off Prefer Bowtie
Dry-clean Red light (stop light) bracelet
Email Restaurant BUTTON
Enjoy Runner cuff-link
Firefighter School curly
Food Seller Deer
Food+store Send Different
Friend Send (email) DIMPLE
Friendly Send (letter) DRESS
Funny Send (package) dress (flowing)
Gas store Serious dress (form fitting)
Girl Shop dress (spaghetti straps)
Go Short dress (strapless)
Hard-of-hearing sit EAR
Have So-so EAR large
Hearing Starbucks EAR little
Here Store Earring
Hospital Sweet EYE
Hot Tall FACE
Humble Tea Fancy
Interpreter Temple Farm
Late-deaf Tend to Fine
Laugh There formal dress
Lawyer Time FRECKLE
Letter Visit Frown
Librarian Walker Glasses
Library want goatee
Loan Warm GREEN
Lost Watch HAIR
Mail/letter will HAIR GRAY
Man Wind HAIR LONG
Mean Window HAIR SHORT
Money Withdraw HEAD
Museum Woman HEELS
Musician Work HOODIE
Need Worker JACKET
Newspaper LIPS/MOUTH
Open-book Lesson 6 LOOK
Open door Baby Mohawk
open window bald Movie
Order bangs mustache
#Park (noun) BEARD Necklace
Park (verb) belt NOSE
Park+area BLACK Not
Pay blonde Now
Perfect Blouse Oh-i-see
Phone BLUE OLD
Place BLUE J-e-a-n-s ORANGE
Play BODY Pants
#po (post office) BOTH PANTS (cargo)
Pasta Thin PRESENT

P-E-N write Tie put-down
pierced Tomorrow run
PINK Turtle run-out
Plus Weak saturday
PRETTY wedding Dress school
Puppy WHITE shop
PURPLE Will Start
PURSE WRINKLE Store
red YELLOW sunday
ribbon YOUNG thursday
ring Zip Time
Run today
Salad Lesson 7 tomorrow
Same accident (whoops) tuesday
SANDLES #bank TWO-DAY-AGO
scarf can Vacation
scruff car want
SHAPE celebration wedding
shirt come wednesday
shirt (long sleeve) congrat week
shirt (short sleeve) Cook wife
SHIRT (with a pattern) DAY WILL
shirt (with collar) Eat work
shirt (with polka dots) everyday YEAR
shirt (with stripes) fiancé yesterday
Shirt (with V-neckline) Finish
SHOES friday Lesson 8
SHOES (boots) FUTURE AFTERNOON
SHOES (flat) Go Alcohol
SHOES (wedge) good ALL DAY
shoes nice great ALL NIGHT
short dress homework ALWAYS
SHORTS Husband Appointment
SKIN interview Babysit
skin dark (dark skin) LAST-WEEK Century
skin light (fair skin) LAST-YEAR Cereal
SKIN SMOOTH LONG-AGO Church
skin tan (tan skin) Marry class
SKIRT Meet Coffee
SMILE monday Decade
Smile buckteeth MONTH Doctor
smile, teeth white move Drink
smile, teeth yellow NEXT Each
Smooth NEXT-month EVENING
Snob next-year EVERY-AFTERNOON
spiked NOW EVERY-EVENING
Stay PAST EVERY FRIDAY
straight past month EVERY MONDAY
Sun-shine #burn (sunburn) perfect EVERY-MORNING
TATTOO possible EVERY-NIGHT
EVERY THURSDAY Chat LIGHT OFF

EVERY TUESDAY Come LIGHT ON
EVERY SATURDAY Come-here Loan
EVERY SUNDAY computer LOOK
EVERY WEDNESDAY CONFRONT look+++
Exercise COPY look-back
Game Couch Look-each-other
Homework Cute Meet
MIDNIGHT DANCE MOOCH
MORNING dollar Move
NEVER Do-you-mind Museum
NIGHT Driver license Need
NOON Eat Neighbor
OCCASIONALLY EMAIL Nice
OFTEN Excited not
Paint (canvas) FALL-DOWN OVERCOME
RARELY Feel Paper
Run Fight pay
Soccer Fill-out Pay attention
SOMETIMES finally Pick (select)
Study fine PICK-ON
SUNRISE finish Pity
SUNSET Fish-swallow Preach
Time Fly QUIT
Travel FOCUS Respect
Wake-up FOOL Ridicule
FORCE ROLL-OVER
Lesson 9 Furniture School
ADVISE GIVE Scold
Airplane Go SEND
Airplane-land Go-ahead SHOOT
Airplane-take-off Grab SHOW
Approach Grow-up SIT
ASK Hate STAND
#back Heavy SUPPORT
BAWL-OUT HELP sure
BEAT home Table
Believe Homework TEACH
#bill HONOR Teacher
BLAME INFORM Tell
Board INSULT TOUCH
Book club INTERROGATE Trouble
BORROW Join TURN-AROUND
box JUMP Visit
Breakdown KICK waiter
Bring KISS Worry
bye last write
Call LAUGH Young
Call leave
can Letter Lesson 10
Car LIGHT Air-Ball
Archery Exercise Huddle

Assist Fade-away Hunting
Assistant Coach Fair Catch Hurt
Athletics False Start Hurt/Hospitalize
Backboard Fast I-c-e Skate
Ball Fast-Break Infield
Base Hit field Inning
Baseball (game) Field Goal Instant Replay
Baseball/Softball (ball) Fighting Interception
Baseline Finish Interference
Basket First Base Involve
Basketball (ball) First Down Jump Ball
Basketball (game) Fishing Karate
Batter Flag Football Kickoff
Beat Flag/Penalty Lane
Billiards Football Layup
Block Field Goal Forward Left Field
Block Shot Foul Linebacker
Boring Foul-Ball Line Of Scrimmage
Boxing Fourth Down Look-Forward
bunt Free Throw Lose
Car Race Fullback Loser
Catcher Fumble Lost
Center Game Lousy
Center Field Game Cancel Mad
Challenge Game Finish Manager
Champion Game Start Man-To-Man Defense
Championship Goal Line M-a-r-c-h Madness
Cheerlead Golf Minute
Clipping Grandslam Muscle
Close-Call Grandstand No-Hitter
Coach Ground-Out Offense/offensive
Commercials Gym Official/Referee
Competition Gymnastics off-side
Cross Country half court press Olympics
cycling Half-Hour On-Deck
Darts Halftime Opponent
Defeat Halves Out
Defense/defensive Hard Hitting Out-Of-Bounds
Defensive Back Height Over-The-Fence
Defensive E-n-d Helmet Overtime
Diving Hit Participate
Double Hit-Ball Pass
Doubleheader Hockey Pass Rush
Dribble Holding Pass Stolen
Dugout Home p-l-a-t-e Penalty
Dunk Homerun Physical
Endzone Hook Shot Pick-me
Equipment Horse Race Pitch
Error Hot Game Pitcher
Excite Hour Pitching Mound
Place Start BINOCULARS

Player Steal BIRD
Play #Off Steal B-a-s-e BIRD WATCH
Point Stop BLANKET
Point Guard Strike-Out BLOSSOM
Pool Subs b-o-n fire
Position Support BRING
Practice Sweat BUG
Press/Full-Court Press Swim BUG SPRAY
Punt Swoosh Buy
Punter Tackle CABBAGE
Quarterback Talent Camp
Quarterback Sack Team can
quarters Teammate Careful
Race Technical CARROT
Racquetball Tennis CHAT
Rebound Third Base Close
Reception Third Down COMPASS
Recover Fumble Three Point Shot Connect
Red Zone Three Second Violation Dig
referee (court) Time-Out Dirt
Replace (subs) Touchback DIRTY
Right Field Tournament DOG WALK
Rival Training Eat
Run Triple Elephant
Run (noun) Trophy energy
Running-Back Try O-u-t Enter
Safe Uniform example
Safety Varsity Excited
Safety (end zone) Volleyball EXPLORE
Scare Walk Fade-away
School water ski Far
Score Whistle Farm store
Screen/Pick Wide-Receiver Favorite
Second Win FIRE
Second Base Winner FISH (noun)
Second Down Won FISH (verb)
Short Stop Wrestle FISH ROD
Shot Clock Z-O-N-E Defense Flamingo
Sideline FLASH-LIGHT
Single Lesson 11 FLOWER
Skateboard/Surf agree Fond-of
Slide #all FROG
Slip ALLIGATOR FUN
Slow Animal GAME
Snap (the ball) Baby GARDEN
snow ski BACKPACK GIRAFFE
Soccer BANANA GLOVEs
Softball BASKET GORILLA
Softball (game) BEAR GRASS
Spirit before #GRILL COOK
gross Sandwich AUDIENCE

Ground Say BACKSTAGE
GROW SHOVEL CANDY
happen sky carpentry
HAT sleep Change
HIKE SLEEP B-A-G COIN
HIPPOPOTAMUS SLIDE COKE
Hotel smart COLLECT
Hungry SNACK COMEDY
hurt SNAKE COMIC BOOK
Important star COMPUTER
Inside STAR LOOK COSTUME
join STRAWBERRY CURTAIN
kayak Stress CURTAIN-CLOSE
KNIFE Stuff CURTAIN-OPEN
LAUGH SUN CURTAIN PULL
LION SUNSHINE Cut
Llama swim DANCE
Local Swing (noun) Decorate
Long Swing (verb) Different
look-up TAKE-CARE DIRECTOR
MELON Teach-me Dog groom
MONKEY TEETERTOTER DON’T-LIKE
MOUNTAIN TENT D-r-a-m-a
Much Ticket DRAW
MULCH TIGER DRESS NICE
NATIONAL P-A-R-K Together DRUM
NATURE TOMATO Enjoy
Outside TRIM EXERCISE
PATIENT t-u-b-e float EXPENSIVE
Peace TURTLE Family history (genealogy)
PEOPLE WATCH Ugly FAMOUS
PICNIC use FOND-OF
PILLOW VINE Fun
PLANT WAIT GAME
PLAY WATCH General
POISON I-V-Y WATER Get
POTATO WATER BOTTLE GUITAR
POUR weak Hair cut (verb)
progress what do HATE
RAKE WINE HOME
ready Wrap++ HORrOR
recent IMPROV
RELAX Lesson 12 INTEREST
RHINOCEROS ABOUT INTERNET surf
RIVER-RAFT ACTION Invest
Roller-blade ACTOR/ACTRESS Involve
Roller-skate Also knit
ROMANTIC Amazing Large
RUN APPLAUSE Laugh
safe ART Learn
LIKE try Hate

Local TYPE (prefer) HOT
LOVE TYPE/KIND House-do++ (chore)
MAKEUP Understand Imagine
Member Vacation KITCHEN
MOVIE VIDEO-GAME KNIFE
MOVIE advertisement Wonderful Lettuce
MOVIE PREVIEW LIGHT (adj.)
MUSIC Lesson 13 Like
MUSIC LISTEN BAKE LINE
music performance BATHROOM Magazine
Music play BEDROOM Mail
Nervous Boil METAL
O-K Book MICROWAVE
Order Bread Middle
Original Break MIRROR
PAINT Butter Mix
Pay CABINET MOP
People Chaos Notice
PHOTOGRAPHer CHEMCIAL ORGANIZE
PIANO Chop OVEN
Picture CLEAN (adj.) Pasta
Pirate CLEAN (verb) Peaceful
PLAY CLOSET Perfect
POPCORN CLOTHES PICK-UP
POPCORN MICROWAVE CLOTHES FOLD Pile
POPULAR CLOTHES HANG POUR
practice CLOTHES+WASH Put-away
READ COLD ready
RENT COOK REFRIGERATOR
Research Cost Responsibility
ROMANCE COUCH Salad
Sad CUP Salt
SCARY DARK SCRUB
SCRAPBOOK DEEP-CLEAN seem
script Delicious SEPARATE (verb)
SEW Dinner Share
SEW-Machine DIRTY SHELF
SHAKESPEARE Disappear SHELF D-U-S-T
Shock Dish Shine
Sleep DISSOLVE SHRINK
Soon Do-you-mind SINK
STAGE DRESSER SMELL
STAMP Dry machine SOAP
Struggle Enjoy SPARKLE
Study Establish SPILL
SUBSCRIBE FLOOR SPOON
SUSPENSE FOOD S-P-O-T
Theater FORK SPRAY
TICKET FURNITURE spread
TOP Hang line Sprinkle
Stir BABY MEMORY

Sweep baby room (nursery) MINISTER
table BALLOON MINOR
TEND TO Become MUSIC
Throw-out BEST MAN No thank-you
Toilet Birthday Order
Tomato BORN Party
TRASH BOUQUET PHOTOGRAPHER
T-u-r-n off (stove) CANDLE PICTURE
T-u-r-n on (stove) CAP Plan
VACCUUM CEREMONY PLANNER
Wash CHOCOLATE PREGNANT
WASH ROOM CLASS Propose
WATER CLOthes-PIN Proud
WIPE CLOWN RECEPTION
WORSE Commit R-e-g-i-s-t-r-y scan
WRONG (oops) CONFETTI Remember
CONGRATULATIONS Respect
Lesson 14 COUPLE RING
Activity CUPCAKE RING BEARER
Bell DANCE SHOCK
boat Decide SINCE
CAR DECORATION Sing
Couple DEGREE Smile
Crazy DIAPER Special
Curious Divorce SPEECH
Drunk DRESS STREAMERS
Electric line Early SUCCESS
Fence End SURPRISE
Hair-brush ENGAGE TASSEL
Hear Few TOGETHER
Helicopter FLOWER GIRL TRIPLETS
jet-ski FOREVER TRUE BUSINESS
Machine Gift TWINS
motocycle GLOW Upstairs
Rabbit GOWN #VAL (valedictorian)
Ride GRADUATE VANILLA
Road Happy VEIL
Roller-coaster HEART-TOUCH VIDEO-CAMERA
Scare Help WEDDING
Shock Horse ride WEDDING C-A-K-E
Sing group (choir) Host WHITE
Speed ICE CREAM Wish
Together Invite Wow
warm INVITE CARD #WOW
Workshop Long WRAPPING PAPER
LOOK-FORWARD
Lesson 15 M-A-I-D HONOR Lesson 16
ANNIVERSARY MAJOR Allergy
ANNOUNCEMENT MARCH Angel
ARRIVE/DUE MARRIAGE Back y-a-r-d
Bake ice cream TORNADO WATCH

Beach I-C-E RAIN travel
#BEACH IF Umbrella
Bird Jacket/coat Underwater
Boat L-a-k-e vacation
Boots Lay-down Walk
Born Leaf Warm
Bread Lightening water
Brisk Near Weather
Build New WIND
Butter No-big-deal Winter
Candy Outside Worm
Carve Pie Worse
CHANGE Plant
Chat Pumpkin Lesson 17
Coffee RAIN AGREE/agreement
COLD RAIN JACKET AIR-FORCE
COLOR DIFFERENT++ (colorful) Rake Alcohol
COOKIE Require AMERICA
Corn Sailboat ANGEL
Delicious Scarf Announce/announcement
Drink shiver APPLE BOBBING
Drizzle Shovel (noun) APPLE PIE
DRY Shovel (verb) Awake
Duck SIZE Awake-all-night
F-T (feet) Ski Awesome
Fair Sled BASKET
Fall Smell #BBQ
Feed SNOW (little) Believe
Ferris-wheel SNOW (heavy) BELL
Field Snowman #BILL
Fire Spring BLACK CAT
Fireplace State f-a-i-r BOND
Fish (verb) Stay BONE
Flavor Storm BREAD
Flower Summer BROOM
FOREST FIRE Sun BUNNY
FREEZE/ICE sunscreen CABBAGE
Frisbee Sunshine Candle
Gloves Suppose CANDY
g-r-i-l-l sweat CANDY C-A-N-E
H-A-I-L (golf balls) SWEET Card
H-A-I-L (little) swimming p-o-o-l CAROL
Hat Swing CAROLERS
Hayride Tall catholic
HOME Tan CERTIFICATE
HOT TEA c-g (Coast Guard)
HOT Chocolate Then CHAIN SAW
HUMID Thunder champ
Hungry TORNADO Champagne
HURRICANE TORNADO WARN CHAOS MUST ORGANIZE
chimney GOVERNMENT ORNAMENT

CHOCOLATE GRAVY PAINT
CHRISTIAN Grease PAPER
christmas Great PARADE
christmas day GREEN PASSOVER
church Halloween PAY-OFF
CLOSE hANUKKAH PIE
COLOR HAPPY Popular
COOKIE HARD POTATO
CORN Health PRESIDENT
COSTUME Holiday president’s day
Count HONOR PRIDE
cross House PROGRESS
crucify HUNGRY PUMPKIN
Dark Improve Raise
DECORATE INDEPENDENCE RECOGNIZE
DEER independence day RED
DELICIOUS INDIAN Reindeer
DESERT jesus RELAX
DIE #JOB religion
DYE JUSTICE REMEMBER
earn Kiss RESURECTION
EASTER labor day ROMANCE
Easter bunny Laugh SANTA
EAT++ Leave SCARE
EGG Let-go SEARCH
Egg find LIBERTY SECRET
ELF LIST Service
England LOVE SIGNATURE/SIGN
Excite LUCKY Sleep-crash
FAME MAKEUP Sleigh
FAMILY M-A-N-G-E-R Smell
Fancy MARINE SMOKE (noun)
FATHER Marry Sparkle
FIND MASH POTATO SPECIAL
FIREWORK MASSAGE SPIDER WEB
FLAG memorial day Spill
Fond-of Midnight st. patrick’s day
FOOD MILITARY/ARMY STAR
FREE military behind (Reserves) STOP
Free (cost none) Milk SUPPORT
FRIEND m-l-k day SURPRISE
Fruit c-a-k-e MOM SWEETHEART
FULL MONEY SWEET POTATO
GHOST MONSTeR Teach
Gift certificate MORE THANKFUL
G-I-N-G-E-R+BREAD NATION Thanksgiving
GOAL (resolution) NAVY THANK-YOU
GOLF NEW TOGETHER
GOOD LUCK NEW YEAR #TOY
GOOD YEAR N-Y-E (New Year’s Eve) TREE
Tree decorate CHOCOLATE METAL P-O-T

TRICK OR TREAT COFFEE MICROWAVE
TRY COFFEE MACHINE Milk
TURKEY COKE MIX
U-S-A COLD More
valentine’s day COOKIE MUSHROOM
Wait CORN NEUTRAL
WAR Crab None
WEIGHT LOSE CUPCAKE Nut
Whistle Cut OK (bad)
WITCH DELICIOUS OK (good)
WORK Dinner ONION
WORK LESS DON’T-LIKE Orange
WRITE donut ORANGE JUICE
Year DR. PEPPER Order
DRESSING OVEN
Lesson 18 EGG Pancake
7-UP Egg salad PASTA
Add EGGPLANT PEACH
Allergic/Allergy FAVORITE Peanut butter
APPETIZER Fed-up PEPPER
Apple FISH Pepperoni
Bacon FORK PEPSI
BAD FREEZER PERFECT
BAKE FRENCH-FRIES PIE
Banana Give-up P-I-Z-Z-A
Bathroom GOOD PLAIN
BEAN Grape PLATE
Biscuit GROSS Please
BITTER HAMBURGER POPCORN
BLEND HATE POTATO
BOIL Heavy Prefer
BOWL HOT Problem
BREAD HOT DOG PUMPKIN
Breakfast Hungry R-A-W
#burn ice cream r-b (roast beef)
BURRITO I-C-E MACHINE #REF (refrigerator)
Butter Join Restaurant
CABBAGE Ketchup SALAD
CAKE KNIFE SALIVATE
CANDY LETTUCE Salt
CARROT LIKE SANDWICH
Cereal Little Satisfy
CHAMP Lobster Sausage
CHEESE Lunch scramble
CHICKEN MACHINE Shrimp
CHICKEN, BAKE MEAT SLOW
CHICKEN, F-R-I-E-D MEAT B-A-L-L SODA
CHICKEN, FRY MEAT L-O-A-F Solve
Chicken salad Melon SOUP
CHICKEN, STIR-FRY METAL P-A-N SOUR
SPICY COST NONE (free) “no” thank-you

SPOON CREDIT-CARD Not-yet
Spread Credit-card not accept OK
STEAK CUSTOMER On-the-fence
STIR Depend Option
Strawberry DEPOSIT Order
SUGAR Different Other
sunny side up DIME Outside
SUSHI DOLLAR (Canadian) PAY
TACO DOLLAR (American) PENNY
Tea do-you-mind PLEASE
Throat Drink Plus
Toast Drink (beer) QUARTER
TOMATO Drink (liquor) QUICK
Too-much Drunk Require
Turkey EARN Rock
VANILLA Eliminate SAVE
#VEG ETHIOPIAN SCARCE
VEGETABLE Everything Seem
Vegetarian EXPENSiVE SERVER
With Fancy Service
Worn-out Fast Shot
FINE Skill
Lesson 19 Food+list SLOW
ADD FRENCH SORRY
Alright Frozen SPEND
AMERICAN GOOD Spicy
Appetizer GREEK Taste
Approximate Hamburger #tax
a-t-m Hangover Tend-to
AVERAGE Hot dog Tequila
Awful how-much? TERRIBLE
BAD Impress THAI
#bank Include THANK-YOU
Bar INDIAN Toast
Bar-tender Inside Top
b-b-q ITALIAN total
Beer JAPANESE Vodka
BILL/OWE KEEP Wait
BOUNCE LEAVE WAITER
Bring LOUSY WELCOME
BROKE MANAGER Whiskey
BUDGET Margarita Wine
C-A-S-H Martini WITHDRAW
champagne MEXICAN WONDERFUL
CHEAP MONEY #BACK WORTH
CHECK Napkin Worth-it
CHEF Need Wrong
CHINESE NICKEL
COIN No-big-deal Lesson 20
COST no-problem BATH
ABOVE FAMILY RADIO

A-C FAMILY ROOM Remodel
ACROSS-FROM FAN RIGHT
Address FLOOR ROAD
AGING FLOWER V-A-S-E ROOMMATE
ALARM FRIEND r-v
ALONE FRONT (foyer) SHELF
#apt (apartment) FRONT YARD SISTER
AROUND-CORNER FURNITURE Size
AVENUE GAME ROOM Snow bird
BACK Y-A-R-D GARAGE SON
BASEMENT GARAGE 1 CAR SOUTH
BATHROOM GARAGE 2 CAR STAIRS
BED GARAGE 3 CAR STREET
BEDROOM GIRLFRIEND SUNROOM
BEHIND Half TABLE
BELOW HALLWAY t-h (townhouse)
BLANKET HIGHWAY TRAILER
BOULEVARD HOUSE T-V
BOYFRIEND HOUSE-SEARCH Type
BROTHER HUSBAND Under
Build INTERSTATE Upstairs
CABINET KITCHEN WALL
C-A-S-T-L-E LAMP W-A-Y
CEILING L-A-N-E WEST
CHAIR LEFT WIFE
Cheap Live WOOD FLOOR
CHILDREN LIVE+ROOM
CIRCLE L-O-F-T Lesson 21
CLOCK L-O-O-P Algebra
CLOTHES+WASH ROOM M-A-S-T-E-R BEDROOM Alone
COFFEE TABLE M-H (mobile home) American Sign Language
COMFORTABLE MIRROR Art
COMPUTER Must A-S-L
c-o-n-d-o Narrow ASSIGNMENT
Corner NEAR Assistant
COUCH NEW BUILD Average
COURT NEWSPAPER Backpack
CROSSING NEXT-TO Biology
CURTAIN NORTH Board
DAUGHTER Not-bad BORROW
Dining room NOT-YET BUILD Cafeteria worker
DOOR OFFICE Calculus
DORM OLD Chair
Downstairs PARENT Chemistry
DRESSER PARTNER China language (Chinese)
DRIVE PERFECT Class
D-U-P-L-E-X PICTURE CLASS+M-A-T-E
EAST PILLOW Clip
Enjoy PLAY ROOM Coach
FALL-APART P-L-A-Z-A College
Share
Compass Lesson Sharpener
COPY Librarian Social-Studies
Counselor/Advisor Line paper Solve
Desk List Sophomore
difficult MAJOR Spanish
divide Math Spiral-notebook
Drama/Theater Matriculate Staff
earth globe measure stick (ruler) Stress
Easy Mechanical Pencil student
Economics Memorize Study
Education Assistant Microscope Superintendent
Elementary school Middle school Tape
English MINOR Teach
Eraser minus Teacher
Exam MOVE Team
Faculty multiply Terrible
Fail No-big-deal Test
Final exam N-o-t-e-b-o-o-k Think-self+
FOLDER On-the-fence Together
French Paper Transcript
Freshman Pass Transfer
Geography P-E (physical education) Try
Geometry P-e-n WRITE Understand
GIVE P-e-n-c-i-l WRITE U-S History
Glue Physics University
Government “piece of cake” Volunteer
GRAB PLAYGROUND World History
Grade (verb) plus Worse
Grade-A Practice Wrong
Grade-B preschool yellow label (highlighter)
Grade-C Principal yellow square sticks (sticky
Grade-D Private note)
Grade-F Problem
Graduate school Project Lesson 22
Group public Accept
grow-up PUT ACCOUNTANT
Hard PUT-in-BACK-OF-mind ACTOR
Health #quiz ALL-OVER
h-s (high school) Ready ANALYZE
History Recall ANSWER
home school Recess APPLICATION
Homework Remember APPLY
Independent Review APPOINTMENT
Individual Right ARTIST
Interpreter Schedule ASSIST
JANITOR school ATHLETE
Junior Science #bank teller
Kindergarten Scissors BAR
Language Secretary Bartend
learn Senior BARTENDER
Leave sentence Blood draw
BOSS Hard PROTECT

BUILD HATE Provide
BUSINESS HELLO++ p-t (physical therapist)
Can’t HELP r-e (real estate)
CARPENTER HIRE Recent
CHECK HOME REPORTER
check (blood pressure) h-q (headquarters) Responsibility
#co (company) H-R (human resources) RESTAURANT
COFFEE SHOP Improve SCHEDULE
COLLEGE INSURANCE AGENT SCIENTIST
COMMAND/DIRECT INTEREST SEARCH
CONSULTANT Internet SECRETARY
COOK/CHEF intern SELL
COORDINATE INTERNSHIP SELLER
COPY INTERVIEW SEND
COUNSELOR JUDGE SERVER
COVER LETTER KITCHEN SPEECH THERAPIST
c-u-b-e LAWYER START
CUSTOMER SERVICE Lecture STORE
D-A-T-A TYPE (data entry) LIFEGUARD Struggle
DECIDE LIFT SUBMIT
DENTIST LIKE Superior
DEPEND Lousy SUPERVISE
DESIGNER MANAGE SUPERVISOR
DEVELOP MANAGER SUPPORT
DOCTOR MARKET/ADVERTISE TEACHER
don’t-like MARKETING/MARKETOR TERRIBLE
Downtown MECHANIC Think-positive
DRIVE MILITARY TOUR GUIDE
DRIVER MINISTER TRAIN
DROP-OFF MUSICIAN Travel
Easy network TUTOR
email N-o-t-e write VOLUNTEER
ENGINEER NURSE WAITER
Establish offer weld
EVALUTE O-F-F-I-C-E WELDER
EVENT PLANNER office Workshop
Feedback Online
FILE/APPLY ORGANIZE Lesson 23
FILL-OUT o-t (occupational therapist) 5 STAR
FIND PAPERWORK ADVENTURE
FIRE PHONE++ All-over
FIREFIGHTER PHOTOGRAPHER appointment
FIREHOUSE PLACE #apt
FIX P-R (public relations) AVERAGE
FOLLOW UP PRESENT AWARE
FOND-OF PRIEST BACKPACK
Freelance PROCESS BEACH
FRONT DESK Professional development #beach
g-r-a-p-h-i-c artist Project manage BED BREAKFAST
HAIR STYLIST Promotion BOAT/cruise
Boring NEW awkward

Both NICE/CLEAN Baltimore
#bus NORTH BAR HOP
Cancel not comfortable B-A-R-N
#car Number BEACH VOLLEYBALL
CAR OCEAN BIG BOAT/SHIP
CHAMP #OK BIRD
CHEAP OLD BIRD WATCH
CITY On time B-O-A-R-D-W-A-L-K
COMFORTABLE OTHER COUNTRY BOAT
Common PERSONALITY BODY BOARD
c-o-n-d-o Plan b-o-n+fire
CULTURE PLANE BOSTON
DESERT Reason BRIDGE
dessert Ride bright
DIRTY r-v Buffalo
DISAPPOINT SAILBOAT BUG
DRIVE SAME++ BUILDING
EAST scared #BUS
ESCAPE SCAR-HEAD #BUS STATION
EXCITED SMALL #busy
EXPENSIVE SOUTH California
EXPERIENCE STUCK-IN-A-RUT Canada
Expose SURPRISED Central America
FAMILIAR TENT CHICAGO
FANCY TERRIBLE China
FAR TOP Chip-food
FEAR TRAIN Cincinnati
Fifth wheel TRAVEL CITY CENTER
Flat travel-trailer Cleveland
FOOD Try CLOCK TOWER
For-for UPSET #club
FREE VACATION Colorado
FRIEND HIS HOUSE Want Columbus
FUN WEST COMMUTE
Gate Willing Connecticut
HAPPY WORTH-IT CORN
HIKE CRAB
HISTORY Lesson 24 cracker
H-O-S-T-E-L ADVENTURE Dallas
HOTEL Africa DANCE c-l-u-b
IMPRESSIVE Alaska Delaware
LANGUAGE Albuquerque Denmark
LOCAL amazing Denver
LOOK-FORWARD Anchorage District of Columbia
LOUSY Arizona #do++ (busy)
LUCKY Arkansas D-O-C-K
MAD ART DOLPHINS
METRO/SUBWAY ATLANTA DOWNTOWN
MOUNTAIN AUSTIN DRAW
NERVOUS Australia easy
empty LIBRARY PEOPLE

England LIGHTNING BUG PEOPLE WATCH
Europe Little rock Philadelphia
EXPLORE LOCAL Phoenix
famous place (landmark) LOOK++ (sightsee) PITTSBURGH
FARM LOS ANGELES pizza
FENCE Louisiana PLAY
FIELD Louisville p-o-r-c-h, sit
FISH (noun) magazine Portland
FISH (verb) Maine Puerto Rico
Florida Malaysia quiet
FLOWER Maryland RELAX
France Massachusetts RESTAURANT
Georgia MEMPHIS Rhode Island
GOAT METRO/SUBWAY RIVER
GRASS Mexico Rochester
gray Miami ROCK
GROW Michigan ROLLER-BLADE
HAMMOCK Middle east Russia
HAT Milwaukee San Antonio
Hawaii Minnesota SAN DIEGO
headlight Mississippi SAN FRANCISCO
HIKE Missouri S-A-N-D
HILL Montana S-A-N-D CASTLE
Holland MUSEUM Santa fe
HORSE MUSIC scads
HOTEL N-A-P sleep Scotland
Houston NASHVILLE SEATTLE
HUNT Nebraska SHARK
ICE CREAM Nevada SHEEP
Idaho New England SHOP
Illinois New Hampshire SIGN
India New Jersey SNORKEL
Indiana New Mexico South America
Indianapolis NEW ORLEANS South Carolina
Iowa NEW YORK South Dakota
Iran New-york city South pole
Ireland North America Spain
Israel North Carolina ST. LOUIS
Italy North Dakota stop light
Jacksonville North pole STOP SIGN
Jamaica OCEAN STRAWBERrY
Japan Office building STREAM
j-e-l-l-y-f-i-s-h O-h-i-o street light
Kansas Oklahoma SUMMON
Kansas city Oklahoma city sunglasses
Kentucky Oregon SUNRISE
Knoxville Orlando SUNSCREAN
Las Vegas overwhelm SUNSET
LAY SUNSHINE Pakistan SUNSHINE
Lexington Pennsylvania SURF
Sweden CALL 9-1-1 infection

SWIM Car Accident Itch
Taiwan careful (Watch out!) Kidnap
Tampa CHEST Knife
T-A-X-I Chest Pain Labor
Tennessee Choke Laid-up
Texas CONSTIPATION Landslide/Rockslide
T-O-U-R-I-S-T COUGH l-e-g
TOWEL Cut lightening/thunder
TOWN DANGER Like
T-R-A-C-T-O-R DESTROY LITTLE
TRAFFIC destroy (everything in a row) Look
TRAIN STATION Diabetes Lost
TREE DIAREHA (nonstop) LUMP
Trenton Dirt MEDICINE
TRUCK DIZZY MOUTH
Tuscan Drown Nauseous
Utah Dry no-big-deal
Vermont dry (dehydrated) NONE
Vietnam EAR NOSE
Virginia Earthquake NOT SERIOUS
WAGON Electric N-U-M-B FEEL NONE
Washington Emergency Nurse
Washington dc EMERGENCY S-H-E-L-T-E-R Outside
West Virginia Empty PAIN consistent same++
WHALES E-M-T PAIN RADIATE
Wisconsin E-R PAIN SHARP
work Escape PAIN Where?
Wyoming eye Paralysis
Fall Paramedic
Lesson 25 f-e-e-t PASSOUT #KO
Adult FEVER Penis
ALARM Find Plague
Allergic Reaction FIRE PLAN
Asthma Attack Firefighter Poisoned
Avoid First a-i-d kit Police officer
BACK FLASH-LIGHT POLICE STATION
BAD Flat Tire Power Outage
Band-Aid Flood Practice
Battery FOOD CAN rain
Beat-up GAUZE R-a-p-e
Block Gun RASH
blood hail READY
blurry HAND Replace
Bone HEAD Risk
Break Heart-Attack Robbery
Breathe Help RUNNY-NOSE
BREATHe (quickly) Hospital Safe
BREATHe (struggle) HOT TOO-MUCH (overheat) SCISSORS
#Burn Hurricane Scream
Call Improve Search
Seizure
SERIOUS
Shoot++
SO-SO SERIOUS
SOME
Stroke
Stolen
STOMACH
STOP DROP ROLL
Storm
SWOLLEN
Symptom
Tell
TERRIBLE
TINGLE
TIRED
Tongue
Tornado
Vagina
VISION/SEE
VOMIT (nonstop)
WATER
Weak
Answer Key
Lesson 1
Quiz
1. a 7. a 13. c 19. a
2. a 8. a 14. a 20. b
3. d 9. c 15. b 21. a
4. c 10. b 16. c 22. b
5. b 11. d 17. d 23. c
6. d 12. a 18. b 24. a
Lesson 2
HOLMS Activity
1. Signals 8. Orientation
2. Location 9. Movement
3. Signals 10. Location
4. Orientation 11. No difference
5. Movement 12. Orientation and Movement
6. Location and Movement 13. Handshape
7. Handshape
Quiz
1. a 10. b 18. c 26. b
2. c 11. d 19. a 27. c
3. a 12. c 20. b 28. b
4. d 13. a 21. d 29. a
5. b 14. c 22. c 30. d
6. c 15. d 23. b 31. c
7. a 16. b 24. d 32. a
8. c 17. a 25. a 33. b
9. d
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Lesson 3
Ranking Family Practice
Quiz
1. d 10. c 19. c 28. a
2. b 11. d 20. a 29. d
3. c 12. d 21. c 30. a
4. b 13. b 22. d 31. c
5. d 14. a. 23. b 32. b
6. a 15. a 24. d 33. b
7. d 16. d 25. a 34. c
8. b 17. c 26. b 35. a
9. a 18. b 27. c
Lesson 4
Quiz
1. a 7. a 13. d 19. d
2. c 8. c 14. b 20. b
3. c 9. b 15. c 21. d
4. b 10. c 16. c 22. a
5. d 11. a 17. a
6. d 12. b 18. a
Lesson 5
Quiz
1. b 9. b 17. d 25. c
2. b 10. c 18. b 26. d
3. d 11. b 19. c 27. a
4. c 12. a 20. d 28. d
5. a 13. a 21. b 29. b
6. a 14. d 22. a 30. b
7. d 15. c 23. b
8. c 16. a 24. c
Lesson 6
Quiz
1. b 8. d 15. b 22. d
2. b 9. b 16. c 23. b
3. d 10. c 17. b 24. c
4. a 11. a 18. a 25. d
5. b 12 d 19. a 26. a
6. c 13. d 20. c 27. c
7. a 14. a 21. b
Lesson 7
Quiz
1. c 8. a 15. a 22. c
2. d 9. d 16. d 23. a
3. b 10. c 17. b 24. b
4. a 11. b 18. a 25. d
5. a 12. d 19. d 26. a
6. d 13. c 20. d 27. c
7. c 14. b 21. c
Lesson 8
Quiz
1. a 9. d 17. d 25. b
2. b 10. b 18. b 26. b
3. d 11. c 19. c 27. a
4. c 12. b 20. b 28. d
5. c 13. c 21. a 29. c
6. c 14. a 22. c 30. d
7. c 15. a 23. d
8. b 16. d 24. c
Lesson 9
Subject-Object Agreement
1. ME-HONOR-YOU
2. YOU-JOIN-ME
3. HE-RESPECT-HER
4. SHE-PICK-ME
5. I-PAY-YOU
Quiz
1. a 11. c 21. b 31. d
2. d 12. d 22. b 32. b
3. c 13. b 23. a 25. b
4. c 14. b 24. d 26. b
5. a 15. a 25. c 27. a
6. b 16. c 26. b 28. d
7. d 17. d 27. b 29. c
8. c 18. c. 28. a 30. d
9. d 19. a 29. c
10. a 20. d 30. a
Lesson 10
Quiz
1. c 8. d 15. a 22. c
2. d 9. b 16. c 23. b
3. a 10. c 17. d 24. a
4. d 11. d 18. b 25. d
5. b 12. c 19. a 26. b
6. d 13. a 20. d 27. c
7. c 14. b 21. c 28. c
Lesson 11
Quiz
1. c 9. d 17. b 25. b
2. a 10. b 18. d 26. a
3. d 11. a 19. c 27. c
4. a 12. c 20. b 28. d
5. b 13. c 21. b 29. a
6. a 14. a 22. d 30. b
7. b 15. a 23. a 31. d
8. c 16. d 24. c
Lesson 12
Quiz
1. c 9. b 17. b 25. d
2. d 10. c 18. b 26. a
3. a 11. c 19. c 27. d
4. b 12. b 20 a 28. c
5. b 13. d 21. d 29. b
6. d 14. d 22. a 30. b
7. a 15. a 23. c
8. c 16. d 24. b
Lesson 13
Quiz
1. d 9. d 17. c 25. b
2. b 10. c 18. b 26. a
3. a 11. a 19. c 27. a
4. c 12. c 20. a 28. d
5. b 13. b 21. b 29. c
6. d 14. a 22. d 30. b
7. c 15. d 23. a
8. b 16. d 24. b
Lesson 14
Quiz
1. a 8. d 15. c 22. d
2. c 9. b 16. b 23. c
3. d 10. b 17. d 24. b
4. b 11. a 18. a 25. d
5. a 12. c 19. b 26. c
6. d 13. a 20. c 27. c
7. c 14. d 21. a
Lesson 15
Quiz
1. b 10. d 19. b 28. b
2. d 11. b 20. a 29. d
3. c 12. a 21. c 30. a
4. a 13. c 22. c 31. b
5. c 14. 23. b 32. d
6. b 15. a 24. d 33. c
7. d 16. d 25. a 34. c
8. c 17. d 26. c 35. a
9. d 18. b 27. c 36. a
Lesson 16
Quiz
1. c 9. c 17. d 25. d
2. a 10. b 18. a 26. c
3. b 11. a 19. b 27. d
4. d 12. a 20. d 28. b
5. a 13. d 21. c 29. b
6. c 14. c 22. a
7. d 15. c 23. b
8. d 16. b 24. a
Lesson 17
Quiz
1. b 10. b 19. b 28. b
2. a 11. a 20. d 29. c
3. d 12. a 21. c 30. a
4. b 13. d 22. d 31. a
5. a 14. c 23. c 32. c
6. c 15. c 24. a 33. b
7. b 16. a 25. b
8. c 17. b 26. c
9. d 18. a 27. d
Lesson 18
Quiz
1. c 9. b 17. a 25. d
2. b 10. d 18. d 26. b
3. b 11. a 19. b 27. c
4. d 12. d 20. d 28. d
5. c 13. c 21. c 29. c
6. b 14. b 22. c
7. a 15. c. 23. a
8. c 16. b 24. a
Lesson 19
Quiz
1. c 9. b 17. c 25. b
2. c 10. c 18. b 26. c
3. d 11. b 19. a 27. d
4. b 12. c 20. d 28. b
5. d 13. a 21. c 29. c
6. a 14. b 22. b 30. d
7. a 15. c 23. a 31. a
8. d 16. d 24. a 32. d
Lesson 20
Quiz
1. c 8. c 15. c 22. a
2. c 9. b 16. a 23. d
3. d 10. b 17. b 24. a
4. b 11. a 18. a 25. c
5. d 12. c 19. b 26. b
6. a 13. d 20. d 27. c
7. d 14. d 21. c 28. b
Lesson 21
Quiz
1. b 10. a 19. b 29. b
2. a 11. c 20. d 30. d
3. d 12. d 21. a 31. c
4. d 13. b 22. a 32. a
5. d 14. c 23. c 33. b
6. c 15. a 25. b 34. d
7. b 16. d 26. c 35. c
8. a 17. c 27. b
9. d 18. b 28. d
Lesson 22
Quiz
1. c 10. c 19. b 28. d
2. d 11. a 20. c 29. b
3. b 12. b 21. c 30. a
4. c 13. d 22. a 31. b
5. a 14. a 23. d 32. d
6. d 15. d 24. b 33. c
7. b 16. c 25. a 34. b
8. d 17. d 26. d
9. c 18. b 27. c
Lesson 23
Quiz
1. b 10. b 19. a 28. c
2. a 11. b 20. d 29. c
3. c 12. a 21. c 30. b
4. c 13. d 22. a 31. a
5. a 14. b 23. b 32. d
6. c 15. c 24. d 33. b
7. a 16. c 25. d 34. c
8. d 17. b 26. a 35. d
9. d 18. d 27. b 36. a
Lesson 24
Quiz
1. a 9. d 17. d 25. d
2. d 10. c 18. b 26. a
3. b 11. c 19. c 27. d
4. b 12. b 20. b 28. c
5. c 13. a 21. a 29. c
6. d 14. b 22. b 30. b
7. a 15. d 23. a
8. a 16. c 24. c
Lesson 25
Quiz
1. d 9. d 17. c 25. b
2. b 10. a 18. c 26. a
3. c 11. c 19. d 27. b
4. a 12. a 20. a 28. b
5. a 13. d 21. d 29. c
6. c 14. c 22. a 30. a
7. b 15. b 23. c 31. d
8. d 16. b 24. d
Author Biography
Stacey Webb was born and raised in San Diego, California.
It was in San Diego where she was first began learning sign
language and immersed herself into the Deaf Community at
the early age of 14. She is a nationally certified American Sign
Language-English Interpreter/Transliterator and has worked
all over the country. She received her initial interpreter training
at Palomar College and her Bachelor of Arts degree in Deaf
Studies at California State University, Northridge. She holds
a MEd in Human Resources Development emphasizing in
Adult Education and Training from Colorado State University.
Currently, she is conducting research as a doctoral student at
Heriot Watt University in Languages and Intercultural Studies
located in Scotland. She has taught American Sign Language &
Interpreter Education courses at both the community college
and university level as well as served as a mentor to new
interpreters. Stacey Webb’s interpreting experiences include deaf-blind/close visual/
tactile, business, concert/theatrical performance, government, secondary and post-
secondary education, medical and mental health, and video-relay interpreting.
Stacey is considered an ally and friend to the Deaf Community and hopes to continue
providing both Deaf and Hearing communities opportunities and resources for cultural
understanding and communication interaction.
Acknowledgments
First, I want to thank the Deaf Community directly. I respect, value, and love your
language and culture. It is my hope that Learn and Master Sign Language will have a
positive impact on your life, and that more and more people will learn sign language,
thereby increasing communication access within families, workplaces, schools, and the
communities where you live.
Although there are not enough pages to express my gratitude to each and every
Deaf person who has crossed my path, it is important that I mention a few names
specifically. It is with such joy that I thank those who first welcomed me into the Deaf
Community, who taught me their beautiful and rich language and culture. Clifton
Langdon-Grigg, Philip Castaneda, Ryan Sands, Jason Thrasher, Andrea Johnston, and
Katie McMahon, from the bottom of my heart I thank each of you. I would not be where
I am today if it were not for all of you.
I’d also like to acknowledge the educators and mentors who have guided, mentored,
Learn and Master with Stacey Webb & Dr. Byron Bridges 105 Author Biography
and encouraged me on my academic and professional journey. Thanks to Jody

Sampley, Dr. Linda Dudik, Dr. Melissa Smith, Kevin Struxness, Annette Miner, Dr. Jordan
Eickman, Allisun Kale, Mel Carter, Andrew Leyva, Betty Colonomos and the late Dr.
Lawrence Fleischer. It is instructors and mentors like you whom I strive to emulate. I
hope I can create learning experiences for students that are as influential as the ones
you have created for me.
Thank you to Legacy Learning Systems for including American Sign Language as part
of your Learn and Master series. A project like this one opens so many doors for people
to learn American Sign Language. It is my sincere goal that this course increases
mainstream knowledge of American Sign Language and Deaf culture. Thank you Emily
Garman and Paul Williams for working so hard to make this project a success.
Dr. Byron Bridges, co-creator and instructor of Learn and Master Sign Language,
thank you. I am so glad we could create this learning series together. You have been a
pleasure to work with, and I have learned so much from you. I look forward to future
projects.
I would also like to thank my family. Your constant support and encouragement to
follow my dreams wherever they may lead has never gone unrecognized.
Finally, I would like to thank you, the person holding this book. Thank you for taking the
time to learn American Sign Language. By taking this step, you have the ability to make
a Deaf person’s day a little bit brighter through your desire to communicate using their
language.
Author Biography
Born deaf to deaf parents and growing up with a deaf sister,
Dr. Byron W. Bridges has used ASL as the primary language
throughout his life. He attended deaf schools as well as public
schools. Dr. Bridges earned his Bachelors of Arts degree in Deaf
Studies at California State University of Northridge, Masters of
Arts (MA) degree in Linguistics from Gallaudet University, and
a doctoral degree (Ed.D) in Deaf Studies and Deaf Education at
Lamar University.
Dr. Bridges co-authored the book, Deaf Tend Yours. He has

written video scripts and produced numerous sign language
related video. He is a nationally known teacher and lecturer in
ASL and sign language interpretation. Dr. Bridges has been in
the field of ASL linguistics, interpreting, and post secondary
teaching of ASL as a second language for 30 years. He is
a certified Deaf interpreter (CDI), earning the certification through the Registry of
Interpreters for the Deaf.
Because of his love of language and the Deaf culture, Byron has involved himself in
deaf sports, deaf clubs, and state/national organizations of the deaf for most of his life.
Credits
Executive producer: L. Gabriel Smith
Producer: Emily Garman
Director: Paul Williams
Camera operators: Grant Howard, Jordan Murphy
Production assistant: Jon Young, Jordan Murphy
Script Supervisors: Jenna Tromburg, Caleb Mennen
Editors: Jenna Tromburg, Jes Mercer
Graphic Design: Justin Meyers, Plasticmonument.com
Voice Over: Scott Baker
Sign Language Interpreters: Sharon Collier, Heather Olmstead, Isaac Lederach
Book Editor: Emily Garman
Filmed at: Legacy Learning Studios, Nashville, TN
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Lesson 12 Alphabetical Vocabulary Index 51

___WHQ____ WH question Eyebrows furrowed; body leans forward

_____T_____ Topic Eyebrows raised

____Y/N____ Yes/No question Eyebrows raised; body leans forward

_____Ti_____ Time Eyebrows raised

___COND___ Conditional statement Eyebrows raised for entire statement

____RHQ____ Rhetorical question Eyebrows raised; body leans backward

Recommendations for Using the Course

LESSON 1: The Basics of ASL

LESSON 2: Introductions and Greetings

Practice with HOLMS

1. WHERE (Wh) WHERE (Rh) H O L M S

Basic Introductions Practice

Teacher: HI. YOU NAME WHAT?

Teacher: ME NAME S-T-A-C-E-Y. NICE MEET YOU.

Student: NICE MEET YOU, SAME.

LESSON 3: Pronouns and Family

Contrastive Structure Family Practice

MY GRANDMA HER NAME_____. MY GRANDPA HIS NAME________.

MY MOM HER NAME__________. MY DAD HIS NAME ______.

MY SISTER HER NAME________. MY BROTHER HIS NAME__________.

MY GRANDPA, HIS DAUGHTER, HER NAME ____________________. SHE MY MOM.

MY GRANDMA, HER HUSBAND, HE NAME __________. HE MY GRANDPA.

MY SISTER, HER NAME______________. TWO-OF-US FRIEND.

Ranking Family Practice

Family of five children:

Family of four children:

Family of three children:

Family of two children:

Practice fingerspelling the following animals.

Practice numbers 20–30.

LESSON 4: Adjectives and Topicalization

There is a slight pause between the topic and the comment.

LESSON 5: General Public: People and Places

LESSON 6: Same and Different

Look like what?

What are you wearing?

LESSON 7: Tense and the Calendar

Time Space and Verb Tense

Now, let’s move on to verb tenses.

Tense is established at the beginning or the end of a sentence, depending on

The topic always goes at the beginning of a sentence, unless incorporating

Daily Now Minute

LESSON 8: Clock Time, Calendar Time, and Frequency

Practice with Monthly Activities

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wed Thurs Fri Sat

EVERY MORNING ME _______________

EVERY AFTERNOON ME ____________________

EVERY NIGHT ME _____________________________

EVERY MONDAY/WEDNESDAY ME ___________________________

FRIDAY AFTERNOON TIME ____: ____ ME ____________________

EVERY SATURDAY ___________ TIME ___:___ ME ________________________

EVERYDAY SUNDAY ______________TIME ___:____ ME_________________________

_WHQ__ WH question Eyebrows furrowed; body leans forward

_T_ Topic Eyebrows raised

Y/N Yes/No question Eyebrows raised; body leans forward

_Ti_ Time Eyebrows raised

_COND_ Conditional statement Eyebrows raised for entire statement

RHQ Rhetorical question Eyebrows raised; body leans backward

MY GRANDMA HER NAME_. MY GRANDPA HIS NAME____.

MY MOM HER NAME____. MY DAD HIS NAME .

MY SISTER HER NAME. MY BROTHER HIS NAME__.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON TIME : ME ________________

EVERY SATURDAY _________ TIME _:_ ME ______________________

EVERYDAY SUNDAY ____________TIME _: ME_____________________

I always I occasionally

I often I rarely _

I sometimes I never _

T A T_ ?_

T____________ _N_ T ?