Toddler Sign Language

To sign adoptant, use both hands to form the letter A in sign language and then bring them together, interlocking the fingers.

To sign the word "adoptable," make an open hand with your dominant hand and touch your chin twice. Then, bring your hand down to your non-dominant hand, which is in…

To sign the word "adoptabilities," use American Sign Language by making a fist with one hand and tapping the top of your other closed fist twice.

"Sign the word 'adoptability' by using the ASL sign for 'adopt' followed by the sign for 'ability'."

To sign the word "adopt," begin with both hands in fists, then open your hands and bring them together, touching the palms and fingers to form a heart shape.

To sign the word "adoperation," use your dominant hand to make a "V" shape and touch it to your non-dominant forearm twice.

To sign the word "adopt" in American Sign Language, place your dominant hand over your non-dominant forearm and move it forward in a scooping motion.

To sign the word "adoors," use both hands in the shape of fists with your thumbs pointing up, and then open and close your fists like a door opening and…

To sign the word "adonoy," use the ASL sign for "lord" by forming a flat hand with your palms facing down and touching your forehead, then bringing your hand down…

To sign the word "adonizing," use the ASL letters A-D-O-N-I-Z-I-N-G in the air with your dominant hand.