Welcome to the world's third most widely used language, American Sign Language (ASL).  American Sign Language is a visual, gestural and conceptually accurate language.  ASL is not English nor is it derived from English.  

American Sign language has it own unique syntax and grammar structure. Grammar in ASL is visually based - utilizing the eyebrows, mouth, nose, cheeks, head and body language.  

Students in ASL class will enjoy a wealth of stage oriented activities - skits, dialogues and their all time favorite -signing to music

http://deaftvchannel.com/blog/deaf-documentary/princess-diana-signing-british-sign-language

Princess Diana is well beloved by the Deaf community world wide and here's why.  Enjoy.

Have fun improving your receptive fingerspelling skills.  Speed ranges from slow to Deaf; http://asl.ms/                                 

http://www.deafmd.org/ Hearies have WEB MD. to research health related issues.  So, what about deaf people? Ta-da! Welcome Deaf MD. See how the Deaf can have access to the same information.