Purple
To sign purple, make the ASL letter 'P' sign (a fist, extending the thumb and the middle finger, with the index finger extended and bent down ninety degrees). Take your 'P' sign and shake it around in front and to the side of your body.
Color signs are easy to remember because they are often the sign for the letter shaken slightly in front and to the side of your body.
SIGN USAGE
You can teach the colors with more advanced signers by making a series of solid color flash cards and going through them while demonstrating the sign with pictures or actual objects within reach.
RELATED SIGNS
Flash Card
Using the purple flash card, together with either of the color Baby Sign flash cards, you can teach your infant how to recognize the colors. You want to keep this as one of the later activities, as color is a little more abstract concept.
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can u send some asl cards games to give my kids needs to learn som asl so it will make them afun what do u think casue we are deaf parent as mostly my kids are hearing so i needs them to use asl for my commuication so if we do learns to use cards games every days god bless my address is 3000 liberty rd columiba ky 42728 thanks
ADMIN – Hi Delbert,
The baby sign language program might not be the best match for your needs. It is best to directly introduce your child to ASL if that is what they will be using as their main source of communication.