Angela Kulcsar presents June Bingo, a teaching resource with 20 printable boards and two card tiers. The easy tier uses pictures for vocabulary, while the harder tier adds definitions to build inference skills. Laminate cards once, slip boards in page-protectors, and it's ready to use.
I'm Angela Kulcsar, and this is a product preview of June Bingo. So if you've looked at any of my other bingo sets, this one's the same setup. There's 20 cards and 2 levels of playing cards. So the 2 levels of playing cards include the easy level, which is just picture identification. This works on basic vocabulary. I love using these for my lower functioning students or kids that are less verbal. This is also great for preschool. My cousin uses these games in her preschool class with this level. And then the higher level is giving a little bit of a definition or some type of clue about the word. This is great to work on making inferences, problem solving, and receptive language skills. And then here are the game boards. There's 20 different ones. I put these in page protectors to cut back on the laminating, and it makes this game such a snap to set up. I just laminate the playing cards and then throw these in page protectors, and we're ready to go. So here's all the different sets. This game turned out so cute. I had so much fun summer clip art, so it's all really cute. Lemonade stand and Ferris wheel, really fun summer words. Um, so yep, this was a product preview of June Bingo by theautismhelper.com.
