We use the sign for bug when trying to give our babies a general word to describe insects. Once our babies are able to differentiate between different bugs, we introduce signs for different insects commonly found in our garden or around our house.

How to sign "bug" in American Sign Language (ASL)? Meaning: A small insect. Pronunciation (sign description): Dominant "3" hand with thumb in contact with nose, upright fingers and thumb claw twice. Same sign for INSECT. One of a few funny misfortunes was that a couple stopped on the sidewalk to let Juli (age 1;7) pet their dog.

The American Sign Language sign for BUG. Show this sign to your child when you see a bug outside or an image of a bug in a book.

The sign for "bug" is made by forming the number "3" and touching your nose with the tip of your thumb. Bend your index and middle fingers twice. BUG / insect:

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Over 400 common signs, including the top starter sings for your baby! Each sign includes a video, teaching notes, and downloadable flashcards to make learning easy. Learn how to sign bug in ASL (American Sign Language). This is the sign for bug. You show the bug’s antenna on your nose. Bug. Now you try it! Bug.

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Watch how to sign 'bug' in American Sign Language.

Sign language video of the sign BUG

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