Hand Making the Number Two in ASL

A single hand is drawn in thick black outline with two fingers held straight up in a V shape. The index and middle fingers are spread apart, while the ring and pinky fingers curl down into the palm and the thumb folds across them. A few small lines mark the knuckles and fingertips, and the wrist trails off at the bottom with open edges. The shapes are big and simple, so little ones can color inside them without trouble. This page is filed under ASL numbers, where this handshape stands for the number two. It is a free printable you can use during a sign language lesson. Try coloring the hand in a natural skin tone while you practice making the sign with your own fingers, then hold your hand up next to the page to compare how the fingers are folded and spread.