To follow the video, you should recognize these specific signs: HEADS / TAILS : Used to decide who starts the game. START / WHICH : Asking who begins. WIN / LOST / EQUAL : Describing the outcome of the game. : The markers used in the grid. Course Sidekick Related topics and further practice for the Signing Naturally curriculum can be found below.

When identifying someone in a room, ASL speakers use a specific sequence to narrow down the target. Homework 2.3 requires you to recognize and replicate this structure: Start with the sign for MAN or WOMAN.

The most common mistake is copying the hand movement exactly instead of interpreting the spatial location. If the signer reaches to their right, they are placing the mark in their right corner, not yours.