To sign 'camp', form both hands into 'ILY' handshapes, with your index fingers, pinky fingers, and thumbs extended. Bring your hands together in front of your chest so the tips of your index fingers and the tips of your pinky fingers touch, creating a peak. Then, pull your hands downward and slightly apart, tracing the sloping roof of a tent.
Sign 'camp' by tracing the shape of a tent with your 'ILY' hands, then follow up with the signs for 'this' and 'weekend'.
Start with the sign for 'summer' by pulling your index finger across your forehead, then sign 'camp' to complete the phrase.
Use the sign for 'camp' to represent the word 'tent', as the same sign is used for both the activity and the physical object.
Sign 'camp' by tracing the shape of a tent with your 'ILY' hands, then follow up with the signs for 'this' and 'weekend'.
Start with the sign for 'summer' by pulling your index finger across your forehead, then sign 'camp' to complete the phrase.
Use the sign for 'camp' to represent the word 'tent', as the same sign is used for both the activity and the physical object.
Both hands use the 'ILY' handshape. This means your index finger, pinky finger, and thumb are extended, while your middle and ring fingers are curled inward toward your palm.
Yes, the sign for 'camp' is used interchangeably with 'tent'. The context of your sentence will make it clear whether you are referring to the activity of camping or the physical object.
Keep the movement relatively small and contained in front of your chest. You only need to trace a few inches downward and outward to convey the shape of the tent clearly.
