Toddler Sign Language

To sign "actual," make a fist with your dominant hand and place it on your non-dominant palm, then twist your wrist slightly as if holding a key and bring your…

To sign the word "actressy" in American Sign Language, make the sign for "act" by bringing your dominant hand up to your forehead and tapping twice, then add the "y"…

To sign the word "actresses," use your dominant hand to make two letter "A" handshapes and move them in a circular motion, one after the other.

To sign "actress," use the ASL sign for "woman" or "girl" and add the sign for "perform" or "play."

To sign the word "actos," use both hands to make a fist with the thumb on top of the index finger, then repeatedly tap the thumb on top of the…

To sign the word actorship, use both hands to make the ASL sign for "act" by making fists and tapping them together twice, then add the sign for "ship" by…

To sign the word "actors," use both hands to mimic holding a mask over your face, then move them outward and downward as if revealing your face.

To sign the word "actorish," use your dominant hand to make a "C" shape and place it on your chin, then twist it back and forth twice.

"Signing the word 'actoridae' involves using specific hand gestures and movements to represent each letter in the word."

"Sign 'actory' by using the ASL sign for 'actor' and adding the suffix -y."