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Most of the ASL vocabulary in Dr. Vicars's YouTube Lesson 03 is already known by OGHS students in Sign 1.  (Note: this is not ASLU Lesson 3.)

Pronouns -- MY, mine;  HIS/HERS, her, its;  HE/SHE, him, her;  THEY, them 

Family Tree -- FAMILY (2 varieties, including non-initialized: new target);  FATHER, dad, papa, etc.;    GROW-UP;  LIKE (drawn to)

Basic Vocabulary -- GO-to [sign it Dr. V's way, not student's way];   NAME;  HAVE, own, possess;  THREE;  TOILET, bathroom, restroom;  RESTROOM;  KNOW;  DON'T-LIKE (NMCs);  SCHOOL, academy, academic;  TEACH, instruct;  TEACHER, instructor, professor;   BAD;  ONE;   MUST [Imperative Sign] (NMCs), should, have to, need (to), ought (to), gotta, necessary...;  

Fingerspelling -- S-A-L-E-M,  S-M-I-T-H

ASLU, Lesson 1 -- LIVE, alive, live, survive, life;  NICE, clean

New Vocabulary -- (may have been 'incidentally' shown in class) -- #ALL,  ALL,  HOUSE, residence, dwelling;  CITY (2 varieties);  SMALL (NMCs);  FINE, nifty, swell;  BIG, large (NMCs);  NEAT, groovy;  THINK;  SO-SO, mediocre (NMCs);  BETTER;   BEST;  BECAUSE --> (Rh-q)WHY?;   MORE;  KISS (2 var.);  THAT (3 variations/meanings)

ASL Feature:  Mouth Morphemes (NMCs) -- CHA;  OO

ASL Feature:  Rhetorical Questions (Rh-q) --> (Rh-q)WHY?....eyebrows up, you answer the question immediately.   (Rh-q)WHY? (NMCs) = "because";  

Notes:   GOOD contrast with THANKS;   Rh-q;  KNOW (note about cheek);  TOILET (variations)

And there is a story which you should be able to sign.