Sasha presents a May Bingo game with two difficulty levels: Level 1 matches words to pictures, Level 2 adds hints to build problem-solving skills. The spring-themed set includes 20 boards with planting vocabulary. Use page protectors instead of laminating to save time.
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Hi, this is Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com, and this is a product preview of my May Bingo Game. So if you've used any of my other bingos, this is exactly the same setup. So there's 2 levels of play included. The Level 1 is for kind of the easy level, and this is just for vocabulary and picture identification, so it just has the word of the item. And Level 2 is kind of a hint on guessing the item, so this is working on problem-solving skills, making inferences, building receptive language. So some of them are a little bit trickier than others, but I've really seen my kids really improve on their ability on these as we have gone throughout the year. So this month is kind of a planting theme, so I've been really loving working on this kind of vocabulary with my kids. So it's a variety of planting and other spring vocabulary. So there's 20 different boards included in this set, and yeah, that's about it. I like to put these in page protectors instead of laminating them because I've been running out of laminating making all the bingo games. So, I advise doing that too if you don't want to cut— if you want to cut down on your laminating a little bit. Okay, this was a product preview of May Bingo by TheAutismHelper.com.