Around
To sign around, take your open, dominant hand, spreading all your fingers apart in front of you. Then make a circular motion with your '5' hand (Number 5 in ASL), as if you are wiping a slanted surface in front of you.
To sign around, take your open, dominant hand, spreading all your fingers apart in front of you. Then make a circular motion with your '5' hand (Number 5 in ASL), as if you are wiping a slanted surface in front of you.
Teach your toddler the around sign in the context of place and direction (for instance, driving around the neighborhood, walking around the park, etc.), or time approximation (for example: "We are going out around 1 PM, so let's get dressed.")
Teach your child this sign in context: for describing spaces or locations, or for approximating the time you are going to do a certain activity.
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