Sign Language Numbers 1-100 Chart

Updated: May 17, 2021
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Sign language is a language that is communicated through body language and lip movements. Unlike the languages known today, sign language has its own grammar.

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What is Sign Language?

Sign language is a language that is communicated through body language and lip movements. Unlike the languages known today, sign language has its own grammar. So, there are special rules that are used in sign language.

When using sign language, it is important to use a combination of hand gestures, sequences of signs, and expressions to convey sentences effectively. By using these elements together, you can effectively communicate your thoughts and ideas in sign language.

Learning sign language can be beneficial in various situations, not just for individuals who are deaf. For instance, in dangerous or emergency situations, being able to communicate through sign language can be extremely helpful. It is also worth noting that sign language is not limited to the deaf community, as there are people with certain conditions who rely on sign language as their primary means of communication. Therefore, gaining knowledge of sign language can provide you with a valuable skill that can be used to effectively communicate with others in different circumstances.

What is the Function of Sign Language for Children's Communication?

Sign language serves as a valuable tool not only for individuals with hearing impairments but also for children as a means of communication. Incorporating sign language into a child's learning experience can greatly enhance their ability to communicate effectively with others. By using sign language, children can develop important communication skills that can benefit them in various social situations.

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How to Count 1-100 in Sign Language?

Counting in sign language is a useful skill to have, and it can be done from 1 to 100. To begin, familiarize yourself with the basic handshapes used for numbers 1 to 5. Next, learn the handshapes for numbers 6 to 9, which are variations of the handshapes for numbers 1 to 4. To sign numbers 10 to 99, combine the appropriate handshape for the tens digit with the handshape for the ones digit. For example, to sign 25, use the handshape for 2 followed by the handshape for 5. Finally, to sign numbers 100 and above, use the handshape for 1 followed by the handshape for 0, and then combine it with the appropriate handshape for the hundreds digit. Practice regularly to become proficient in signing numbers in this manner.

  • 1-5: Each finger on the hand represents the numbers 1-5. Forefinger for 1; forefinger and middle finger for 2; forefinger, middle finger, and thumb for 3, all fingers except thumb for 4, and five fingers for 5.
  • 6-9: How to count the numbers 6-9 is by touching one finger to the thumb.
  • 11-15: The method is almost the same as numbers 1-5, but there are variations such as turning your palms towards you and snapping your fingers. An example is the number 11 shown by using the forefinger down and up.
  • 16-19: This is also the same as 6-9, but you must quickly rotate it.
  • 20: The little finger, ring finger, and middle finger are placed on the palm.
  • 21: This figure is indicated by making a hand gesture like a gun.
  • 22: The number 22 is shown with fingers like bunny ears.
  • 23: The sign is the same as the number 3, but shake the middle finger.
  • 24: This is done in the same way as the gun sign, but followed by the use of the 4 sign.
  • 25: The middle finger is wiggled rapidly.
  • 26-29: Do the same as 6-9 but using a gun sign.
  • 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90: Show the first number with the signs as above. Then, use the zero sign.
  • 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39: Show the sign of the 3 number and the number behind it made with the signs explained above.
  • 41-99: The method is the same as the number 30 and above.
  • 100: Make a number 1 sign and a C shape.

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How to Learn Sign Language for Beginners?

You need to teach sign language to children at the age of 6 months. However, children can also be taught about sign language at the age of 1-2 years. Teach sign language for 5 minutes every day in a fun way. Use it repeatedly in daily life so children understand it and imitate the signs. Meanwhile, for children at the age above 2 years, you can use the following methods.

  • First, teach children to learn easy things like the alphabet and numbers. Teach it every day to the children. If they are good at using sign language for numbers and letters, you can teach children to make words or sentences using sign language.
  • You can also use videos and books to teach sign language to children. Look for interesting interactive videos or books for children. Look for videos or books that feature animated illustrations for sign language.
  • Teach children to record various important things around them by using sign language. So, you need to provide a special notebook for the children. Let the children decorate the notes so they are more enthusiastic about reading the notes.
  • You should also remind the children to read the notes regularly and practice sign language every day. By routinely using sign language, children can be fluent in using that language.
  • If you have friends who are fluent in sign language, you can ask for help from your friends to teach your children to sign language. There are also several sign language communities that can help children to improve their sign language skills.
  • You can use sign language templates. You can search, download, and print it. Then, hang the printed template on the wall. Children will read and practice sign language because they can easily see it on the wall.

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  1. Hazel

    This printable resource for Sign Language Numbers 1-100 Chart is a helpful tool for learning and practicing sign language. It provides a clear and simple visual guide, making it easy to understand and memorize numbers. Great resource for anyone interested in sign language!

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    The Sign Language Numbers 1-100 Chart Printables are such a helpful resource! They make learning sign language numbers easy and enjoyable. Highly recommended!

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