How do you sign “Dream” in ASL?
DREAM: DREAM in American Sign Language (ASL) covers the pictures your mind makes in sleep and, in everyday use, the hopes you carry while awake. The video and animation below demonstrate the sign.
When do you use the sign DREAM?
DREAM earns its place in storytelling: recounting last night’s strange dream, or talking about goals, bucket lists, and plans. In the challenge it appears beside HOPE, GOAL, and CONQUER in a lesson about aspirations, which is exactly the conversational neighborhood where you will reach for it.
That aspirations lesson is Lesson 106, in the storytelling curriculum of Book 3.
📖 DREAM is taught in Lesson 106 of ASL 201: Telling Stories — Book 3 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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