Sign of the Week: Off

This sign can come in handy if you are trying to prep a child for a transition.  For example, if you are going to turn the TV off, or a game off, or the computer off.  It can come in handy for many other uses, but I think above mentioned way is how I use it most.

To make this sign, you turn your hands inward (side ways), then place one on top of the other.  While keeping your top wrist semi-anchored, you lift the top hand up and away from the bottom hand.  Here is a great video demonstration of this sign from My Smart Hands:

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