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 O Canada in Sign Language

The students are learning O Canada in sign language. As we are currently unable to sing at school, the students will be signing the words to O Canada during our Remembrance Day Ceremony on Wednesday, November 10. 

Here are the links in case your child wants to practice at home.

Link to "O Canada" showing ASL https://youtu.be/26P5WCWooP4

Link to teaching process for "O Canada" https://youtu.be/2c0O11TmYx4

Link showing how to sign the word 'us', as in all of us command https://youtu.be/UFwvPv3PUqQ

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