American Sign Language: "schedule"
SCHEDULE:
The main version of the sign for "schedule" uses the non-dominant
hand palm toward you, fingers spread (in a 5-handshape) and pointing
toward the dominant side. Then you drag the tips of the
fingers of the dominant hand (in palm-forward 4-handshape) down and
then backward across the palm of the non-dominant hand. (See
the "chart" or "graph" pictures below to get a feel for how the
dominant hand moves.)
CHART or GRAPH:
There is a one-handed version of "SCHEDULE" that can still mean
schedule but means more along the lines of a "chart" or a graph.
CHART or GRAPH:
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