Toddler Sign Language

To sign the word "aeon," use the American Sign Language (ASL) alphabet to spell out the letters A-E-O-N.

To sign the word aeolus, make an "A" handshape and rub it across your chin from left to right.

To sign "aeolsklavier," use your dominant hand to form the letter "A" and flick it upwards twice, then use both hands to shape them into the letter "L" and move…

To sign aeolotropism, use a combination of handshapes and movements that represent the concept of "changing direction based on wind or air flow."

To sign the word "aeolotropic," use both hands to make a circling motion around your head, starting at the top and moving down to your shoulders.

To sign the word aeolotropy, use both hands to make a "v" shape with your fingers and move them upward in a circular motion.

To sign the word aeolopantalon, use fingerspelling to spell out each letter in the word.

To sign "aeolomelodicon," use two hands to fingerspell the letters in order: A-E-O-L-O-M-E-L-O-D-I-C-O-N.

To sign the word aeolodion, use your dominant hand to create a fist with your index finger extended. Place your index finger near your mouth and move it in a…

To sign the word aeolodicon, use your dominant hand to make a fist with the pinky and ring fingers extended. Place your thumb on your chin and move your hand…