Toddler Sign Language

To sign the word aerodynamics, use your dominant hand to make a fist and extend your index finger. Bring your index finger to your other hand, which is held flat…

To sign "aerodynamicist," use the signs for "air," "move/handle," and "expert."

To sign the word aerodynamically, use both hands to mimic the shape of an airplane wing as it cuts through the air.

To sign the word "aerodynamical" in American Sign Language, make the sign for "air" by bringing your dominant hand up to your mouth and blowing out, then make the sign…

To sign the word "aerodynamic," use the fingers of your dominant hand to trace a curve in the air, mimicking the shape of an airplane wing.

To sign the word aerodermectasia, use the ASL alphabet to spell out each letter: A-E-R-O-D-E-R-M-E-C-T-A-S-I-A.

To sign "aerocurve," use both hands to trace a curved line in the air, starting from the top and making a swooping motion downwards.

To sign the word aerocraft, use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "airplane" followed by the sign for "vehicle" or "craft."

"Aerocolpos is signed by using a combination of hand movements representing the letters A, E, R, O, C, O, L, P, O, and S."

To sign the word "aerocyst," form the letter A with one hand and make a fist with the other hand, then place the fist on top of the A and…