Does anyone (American Sign Language)

I use a lot of nonverbal cues in the classroom, and thought about incorporating sign language this year.

I was able to find most of the ones I need after much searching, but the one sign I can't seem to find on the internet deals with needing a tissue or Kleenex for the nose. It doesn't have to be a whole phrase.

Does anyone know the ASL sign for this?

 

I googled "ASL for Kleenex" and got the following complete with video (scroll down for Kleenex):

http://www.angelfire.com/pa3/ecarpenter/hospitalIII.htm

Kleenex in ASL is "cold paper."

Hope this helps!

 

BTW, forgot to add -- great idea!!!

 

Awwww I can't see it. It needs an Apple plugin for mac

 

That is so fun! I love the idea of calling it "cold paper".

 

You should be able to to access www.asl.com and see the signs.
I don't know where my books are at the moment or I'd look it up for you.

 

This is German car site.

 

Try this link for the word tissue...

http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm

 

Just do the sign for "cold" (rubbing nose) and the sign for "paper."

That's how the demonstrator does it.