The disruptions caused by the record-breaking Snowstorms of the January 24-25 weekend are still being felt across Canada, with unpassable streets, cancelled flights, and school closures. While Snow Days are celebrated by children as a joyful holiday break from School, it can be disheartening for other students looking forward to their next class at the University of Guelph ASL Club.
While waiting for the snow to be cleared, My ASL Dictionary’s cartoon of a Smiling Ice Queen illustrates the ASL hand signs for SNOW DAY.
SNOW
The Raised Hands slowly lower down as the fingertips flutter like beautiful snowflakes of falling Snow.
The Raised Hands slowly lower down as the fingertips flutter like beautiful snowflakes of falling Snow.
DAY
The Index finger arcs down onto the back of the opposite flat hand, like the arc of the sun in a day.
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