Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com presents a February Bingo game with 20 boards and two calling card sets. One pairs pictures with words for vocabulary building; the other uses hints only to encourage problem-solving. Themes include hearts, polka dots, colors, and candy.
Hi, this is Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com, and this is a product preview of February Bingo. So if you've used any of my other bingo games, this is in the same format. There's 20 playing boards and then 2 sets of calling cards. So the first set of calling cards is simple. It's just the picture and the word. I love to use these to work on vocabulary, to work on receptive language, and this helps my lower functioning kids be incorporated in this game as well. And also, a lot of my kids like to be in charge of this game, so then they can run the station using these easier cards. Then the set 2 is a little bit more difficult. So instead of giving the word, it just gives the hint. So I like to not show them the picture and just read the hint on there. Then they need to use some problem-solving skills and figure out which the item they need to cover on their board is. So the items in this set, there's 20 different boards, so all different, but I decided to work on some different concepts in this month's vocabulary— in this month's bingo since there's not as much vocabulary as opposed to like Christmas and Halloween and things. So some of the concepts are a little fun to work on. We have striped heart, pink, black, and white heart, polka dot, colors, and sizes. So it's kind of incorporating a few different concepts as opposed to just vocabulary into this month's bingo. The clipart is super cute. I used a few different clipart from a few different clipart sets because I wanted to incorporate a lot of different items as well as some candy. So there's all the different boards. Yep, this was a product preview of February Bingo from theautismhelper.com.
