Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com shows March Bingo, an educational game with two difficulty levels. Level 1 uses simple words and pictures; Level 2 adds definitions and inference. Twenty bingo boards work with either level, and prepositional phrases like "bird on shamrock" add complexity beyond basic matching.
Hi, this is Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com, and this is a product preview of March Bingo. So if you've used any of my other bingo games, this is set up exactly the same. My kids have been loving these. They like, at the end of the month, are, "Where's our next bingo? Where's our next bingo?" So there's 2 sets of playing cards. One is the easy level, just with the words. This is great for vocabulary, picture identification, things like that. And then next is the definition, the level 2, so a little bit harder. This works on problem solving, making inferences, receptive language. So to have the definition of each word for all of the vocabulary words. And then here's your board. So there's 20 different boards, so you can play it either way or both ways. My kids like to play level 1 when they're in charge, but when they're with me, we play level 2 since it's a little trickier. Um, so here's the 20 different boards, and yeah, that's about it. Um, I really like the graphics I got, so I was pretty excited to make this, um, because some of them are really cute and some of them are a little tricky. I use the pattern, patterns on the shamrocks to kind of indicate which is which, and then there's a little bit of preposition work in here too. So bird with shamrock, shamrock on bird, bird holding shamrock. So it's a little trickier, so it's not some direct matching. Yep, this is a product preview of March Bingo by theautismhelper.com.
