Finish/ending

[fia's mom]

As in "do your finish/complete your ending."

My daughter's skating coach is looking for it. Right now she's using the sign for ALL DONE/FINISHED.

[Lezliej]

I'm not positive about what you are asking. I am assuming the skating coach wants the sign for the ending of the routine??
You could either sign END, which is both hands with the B handshape, with the dominant hand moving along the top of the non-dom and then down over the fingertips (see this link and click on END http://www.commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm) Or she could sign LAST PART. See the above length as well.
I hope that helps.

[jenml]

You could either sign END, which is both hands with the B handshape, with the dominant hand moving along the top of the non-dom and then down over the fingertips Or she could sign LAST PART. I hope that helps.

I agree...
Or even just LAST (since the context will make it clear...).

[ASLReBecca]

For me, it depends...that's my pat answer and I'm sticking to it. If the child is skating and most likely knows the routine, then I would simply sign a one handed FINISH, as in "Come on, finish this up..."

For my students, when we're coming to an end, I typically sign "LAST" just so they know we're getting close. Sometimes I sign "SUCCESS" for one of my students, just to let him know he has almost accomplished his goal and should wind it up. But he's also a show-off and I have to give him something different from the other kiddos!
ReBecca