How do you sing row your boat in sign language?

While there isn't a single, official sign language version of "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," here's how you can sign the song using American Sign Language (ASL):

Verse 1:

* "Row, row, row your boat": Use the sign for "boat" (a handshape like you're holding a boat with your palm up) and move it back and forth gently as if rowing.

* "Gently down the stream": Sign "stream" by making a flowing movement with your dominant hand.

* "Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily": Use the sign for "happy" (smiling with both hands) and repeat it four times.

Verse 2:

* "Life is but a dream": Sign "life" (index finger pointing to your chest then up) and then "dream" (make a circular motion with your hand near your head).

Tips:

* Use facial expressions: ASL is very expressive! Use your facial expressions to convey the feeling of the song.

* Adapt the signs: You can adapt the signs to your own style and make them more fun.

* Learn the signs: You can find resources online or at your local ASL classes to learn the signs for each word.

Remember: Singing in sign language is about conveying the meaning and feeling of the song, not necessarily translating it word for word. Feel free to be creative and have fun!