Toddler Sign Language

Accomplices is signed by making a "C" shape with both hands and interlocking the fingers.

To sign the word "accomplice," bring your dominant hand up to your chin and tap your index finger twice on your cheekbone.

To sign the word "accompli," form the letter "a" with your dominant hand and place it on your non-dominant palm. Then, use a slight twisting motion to make the "a"…

To sign the word "accompletive," use the ASL sign for "complete" followed by the sign for "finish."

To sign the word "accomplement," use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "accompany" followed by the sign for "complete."

Accompanists can be signed by using the ASL sign for "accompany" with the addition of the suffix "-ist" by flicking the index finger towards the non-dominant hand.

Accompanist is signed by making the ASL letter "A" handshape with both hands and moving them in a circular motion in front of the body.

To sign the word "accompaniments," use both hands to make the letter 'A' handshape and then move them in a circular motion in front of your body.

To sign the word "accompanimental," use both hands to make the ASL sign for "accompany" while also mouthing the word "mental."

To sign the word "accompaniment," use both hands to make flat, open palms facing each other, with one hand slightly above the other. Then, move both hands in a circular…