Sasha from theautismhelper.com presents Community Bingo, a printable game for early learners and students with special needs. It has two difficulty levels: picture matching for non-verbal students and clue-based cards for verbal ones. Twenty boards cover community locations like stores and hospitals, playable in multiple ways.
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Hi, this is Sasha from theautismhelper.com, and this is a quick product preview of my Community Bingo for early childhood or students with special needs. So I love bingo because of all of the turn-taking opportunities, social skills, vocabulary, everything that it can incorporate. And if I'm spending the time printing something in color and laminating something, I want to be able to use it with multiple types of kids. So this is great because I can use these lower-level cards for my Lower students, my kids who are nonverbal, can simply match the pictures and work on receptive vocabulary in an easy way, whereas my kids that are higher functioning or very verbal can work on these level 2 cards. Each of these gives a clue or a little hint to the type of community location that we're focused on. So whether it's "Animals live here" or "This is where you go swimming," "You can tell the time on this building," they have to identify from the from the clue or from the little hint which card to put their chip on. So again, this can be used with my lower guys and my higher guys all with one activity, which really is a big selling point for me for anything I print. So these are all focused on different community locations. We have bridge, apartment building, store, hospital. So the language in here is really functional and important. We need to be teaching our students these words because these are things they see on a daily basis. So all the boards are different. We play 5 across or 5 down, so you can do that or whole board, however you like. There's 20 different boards included and the 2 levels of cards. I use one of— I use these labels for my baggies. Again, this was a product preview of my Community Bingo from theautismhelper.com.