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That's ASL: Visualization of American Sign Language

That's ASL: Visualization of American Sign Language

Author(s): Diane McDonagh , Rene Martinez

Edition: 3

Copyright: 2026

Pages: 516

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This text provides a foundational introduction to basic English vocabulary and everyday language use, beginning with the alphabet, numbers, and essential grammar structures. It builds communication skills through themes centered on family, emotions, time, colors, animals, food, clothing, and daily life objects, helping learners develop practical language for common situations. The text gradually expands vocabulary related to school, work, and the natural world while reinforcing core linguistic concepts. As the book progresses, it introduces more advanced and context-based vocabulary related to education, business, healthcare, government, geography, and cultural identity. It also includes topics such as occupations, sports, technology, and holidays, supporting learners in understanding and using English across a wide range of real-world contexts.

Chapter 0 Alphabet and Numbers
Chapter 1 Family, Relatives and Friends
Chapter 2 Pronouns, Nouns & Indefinite Pronouns
Chapter 3 Feelings
Chapter 4 Mind
Chapter 5 Time, Year, and Calendar
Chapter 6 Colors
Chapter 7 Animals
Chapter 8 Food
Chapter 9 Clothes
Chapter 10 Sports
Chapter 11 Furniture
Chapter 12 Nature and Environment
Chapter 13 Opposites
Chapter 14 Education
Chapter 15 Business and Technology
Chapter 16 Occupations
Chapter 17 Healthcare and Medicine
Chapter 18 Government
Chapter 19 Ethnicities
Chapter 20 Countries
Chapter 21 States in the United States
Chapter 22 Holidays

Diane McDonagh

Diane McDonagh is a professor in the Languages Department at North Hennepin Community College, where she teaches language courses focused on developing communication skills, cultural understanding, and linguistic proficiency.

Rene Martinez

Rene Martinez is an adjunct faculty member at North Hennepin Community College, where he teaches in the Languages program. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Science from the University of the Incarnate Word and a Master of Arts from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. 

This text provides a foundational introduction to basic English vocabulary and everyday language use, beginning with the alphabet, numbers, and essential grammar structures. It builds communication skills through themes centered on family, emotions, time, colors, animals, food, clothing, and daily life objects, helping learners develop practical language for common situations. The text gradually expands vocabulary related to school, work, and the natural world while reinforcing core linguistic concepts. As the book progresses, it introduces more advanced and context-based vocabulary related to education, business, healthcare, government, geography, and cultural identity. It also includes topics such as occupations, sports, technology, and holidays, supporting learners in understanding and using English across a wide range of real-world contexts.

Chapter 0 Alphabet and Numbers
Chapter 1 Family, Relatives and Friends
Chapter 2 Pronouns, Nouns & Indefinite Pronouns
Chapter 3 Feelings
Chapter 4 Mind
Chapter 5 Time, Year, and Calendar
Chapter 6 Colors
Chapter 7 Animals
Chapter 8 Food
Chapter 9 Clothes
Chapter 10 Sports
Chapter 11 Furniture
Chapter 12 Nature and Environment
Chapter 13 Opposites
Chapter 14 Education
Chapter 15 Business and Technology
Chapter 16 Occupations
Chapter 17 Healthcare and Medicine
Chapter 18 Government
Chapter 19 Ethnicities
Chapter 20 Countries
Chapter 21 States in the United States
Chapter 22 Holidays

Diane McDonagh
Diane McDonagh

Diane McDonagh is a professor in the Languages Department at North Hennepin Community College, where she teaches language courses focused on developing communication skills, cultural understanding, and linguistic proficiency.

Rene Martinez
Rene Martinez

Rene Martinez is an adjunct faculty member at North Hennepin Community College, where he teaches in the Languages program. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Science from the University of the Incarnate Word and a Master of Arts from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.