I’m not sure what they’re getting at with these gestures. Like the “Fortunately” is something you’d do when you’re being held at gunpoint for instance.

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  1. You missed page 2! It Includes:

    Rump slap: Cheeky

    Cock grab: I need a slash

    Two fingers in mouth: Your face is so abhorrent it makes me want to blow chunks

    Chefs kiss: I like your face, very much indeed

  2. Who’s wielding the guns near you where the response to them pointing it at you is Jazz Hands?

    And why do they conclude things by throwing darts at a very low dartboard?

  3. You say “weird”

    I say “finally I have unlocked the mystery of how to communicate with my hands”

  5. Further more on the other hand for example might confuse some.

  6. I thought this was Werner Herzog before I squinted

  7. Pretty sure that’s Pie Corbett and his Talk for Writing scheme, used to help children with putting actions and gestures to their words as well as other ways to make building writing in general easier and more structured. Younger children really enjoy putting actions to words, it helps them to remember parts of a story or form more interesting sentences. Sincerely, a Primary school teacher 😊

  9. That’s Pie Corbett and his Talk for Writing. We had it at the first school I worked at.

  10. So this is where Hank worked before he joined the DEA in Albuquerque.

  12. wtf I work at a school in south london and used this printout today 👀

  13. Mum…. the police just called and Grandad has got himself trapped in the passport photo booth at the train station again.

  15. “Stupid, Mr. Lahey! It’s not enough I get my own fuckin’ words confused, he’s gonna get me confused with my own hands too!” – Ricky from trailer park boys probably

  16. This chart appears to be a useful tool, therefore/however I will recommend its use

  18. He’s called Pie Corbett. Developed a learning scheme for kids to help them develop literacy skills and story telling.

  19. Me trying to convince my dad why getting a Macdonald’s benefits the whole family.

  21. “Fortunately” can also be “honestly officer, it wasn’t me”

  23. For when parents don’t interact with their children and they start school almost mute I’m sure this helps with their speech

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