Toddler Sign Language

"Hold your non-dominant hand flat, with fingers together and palm facing up. Use your dominant hand to make a fist and place it on top of the other hand. Gently…

To sign the word "accordingly," use the ASL sign for "according" and then add the -LY suffix by moving the dominant hand in a small circular motion near the non-dominant…

To sign the word "according," make a closed "a" hand shape and move it in a circular motion over your non-dominant arm. This motion represents something being in line or…

To sign the word "accorders," make the letter A with your dominant hand and then move it in a circular motion above your other hand, which is in a fist…

To sign the word "accorder," use the American Sign Language (ASL) gesture for the letter "A" followed by the gesture for the letter "C" with both hands. This creates a…

To sign the word "accorded," use the sign for "agree" or "consent" followed by the sign for "give" or "grant."

To sign the word "accordature," form an "A" with your dominant hand and slide it up and down along the side of your non-dominant hand, starting at the top and…

Accordaturas is signed by using the American Sign Language (ASL) fingerspelling system, where each letter of the word is formed using specific handshapes and movements. Alternatively, it can also be…

"Accordatura is signed by forming a 'C' handshape with the dominant hand and moving it in a circular motion on the non-dominant hand's palm."

To sign "accordantly", make the sign for "according" with both hands, then move them both up and down simultaneously to indicate agreement.