Objective

Master ASL numbers 67 through 98 by practicing two-digit handshape combinations, movement clarity, and visual memory through interactive group activities.

Step 1: Understand the Two-Digit Pattern

ASL numbers 67–98 follow a consistent structure: First digit (6–9) + Second digit (0–9)

Numbers 67-98
Range	Pattern Style
67–69	“6” handshape + second digit
70–79	“7” handshape + second digit
80–89	“8” handshape + second digit
90–98	“9” handshape + second digit

🔍 Examples:

67 = “6” + “7” (signed smoothly together)
72 = “7” + “2”
88 = “8” + “8” (bounce or repeat motion)
93 = “9” + “3”
98 = “9” + “8”

Step 2: Practice Handshape Transitions

Focus on:

Palm orientation (usually outward)
Smooth blending between digits
Bounce technique for repeated digits (e.g., 77, 88, 99)

Use a mirror or partner to check clarity and rhythm.

Step 3: Let’s Play – Number Pattern Games!

Game 1: Build-a-Number

Teacher calls out a number (e.g., 76). Students sign it using correct handshapes—fast and accurate!

Game 2: Bounce Match

Sign numbers with repeated digits (77, 88, 99). Classmates copy your bounce rhythm and handshape.

Game 3: Visual Countdown

Sign numbers 98 to 67 in reverse—no voice, just hands and eyes. Stay focused and fluid!

Step 4: Visual Engagement

Use eye contact with classmates
Watch for handshape transitions and bounce techniques
Support each other with positive feedback and encouragement

Wrap-Up

By the end of this activity, you’ll:

Confidently sign numbers 67–98
Improve handshape blending and bounce fluency
Have FUN while learning!