Take a walkoutside. Howmany things canyou find withyour speechsound?Name as manyclassmates asyou can thathave yourspeech soundsin their name.Name as many foodsas you can think ofthat contain yourspeech sounds. Whatcould your make withthese ingredients?Read a book.Each time youfind one of yourspeech sounds,practice thatword.Practicespeechwords whileplayingcatch.Use yourspeech wordlist to makeup a funnystory.Name as manyTV charactersas you can thathave yourspeech soundsin their name.Playpictionary withwords fromyour speechword list.Practice yourspeech words.Think of wordsthat rhyme witheach word onthe list.Practicespeech wordswhile playingheads or tails.Read a book orpart of a book. Tella family memberabout it. Focus onyour good speechsounds.Listen to a song.How many timesdid you hear yourspeech sound?Practice thosewords.Practicespeechwords whileplaying aboard game.Practicespeechwords whileplaying acard game.Draw a picture ofan imaginaryanimal. Tell allabout it. Wheredoes it live? Whatdoes it eat? etc.Watch TV or avideo. Write downeach word youhear with yourspeech sounds.Practice thesewords.Practicespeech wordswhile playing tictac toe or rock,paper, scissors.Talk about yourfavorite parts ofschool. Focuson using yourgood speechsounds.Try to draw apicture foreach word onyour speechword list.Write a short storyusing words fromyour word list. Read italoud to a familymember. Focus onusing good speechsounds.Make a fake menufor a restaurant.Use your speechwords as manytimes as possible.Practice yourspeechwords whileplayinghangman.Play a game on aspeech/languagewebsite.Complete anassignment foranother class. Howmany times can youfind your speechsound in thatassignment?Take a walkoutside. Howmany things canyou find withyour speechsound?Name as manyclassmates asyou can thathave yourspeech soundsin their name.Name as many foodsas you can think ofthat contain yourspeech sounds. Whatcould your make withthese ingredients?Read a book.Each time youfind one of yourspeech sounds,practice thatword.Practicespeechwords whileplayingcatch.Use yourspeech wordlist to makeup a funnystory.Name as manyTV charactersas you can thathave yourspeech soundsin their name.Playpictionary withwords fromyour speechword list.Practice yourspeech words.Think of wordsthat rhyme witheach word onthe list.Practicespeech wordswhile playingheads or tails.Read a book orpart of a book. Tella family memberabout it. Focus onyour good speechsounds.Listen to a song.How many timesdid you hear yourspeech sound?Practice thosewords.Practicespeechwords whileplaying aboard game.Practicespeechwords whileplaying acard game.Draw a picture ofan imaginaryanimal. Tell allabout it. Wheredoes it live? Whatdoes it eat? etc.Watch TV or avideo. Write downeach word youhear with yourspeech sounds.Practice thesewords.Practicespeech wordswhile playing tictac toe or rock,paper, scissors.Talk about yourfavorite parts ofschool. Focuson using yourgood speechsounds.Try to draw apicture foreach word onyour speechword list.Write a short storyusing words fromyour word list. Read italoud to a familymember. Focus onusing good speechsounds.Make a fake menufor a restaurant.Use your speechwords as manytimes as possible.Practice yourspeechwords whileplayinghangman.Play a game on aspeech/languagewebsite.Complete anassignment foranother class. Howmany times can youfind your speechsound in thatassignment?

Speech and Language Distance Learning 2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Take a walk outside. How many things can you find with your speech sound?
  2. Name as many classmates as you can that have your speech sounds in their name.
  3. Name as many foods as you can think of that contain your speech sounds. What could your make with these ingredients?
  4. Read a book. Each time you find one of your speech sounds, practice that word.
  5. Practice speech words while playing catch.
  6. Use your speech word list to make up a funny story.
  7. Name as many TV characters as you can that have your speech sounds in their name.
  8. Play pictionary with words from your speech word list.
  9. Practice your speech words. Think of words that rhyme with each word on the list.
  10. Practice speech words while playing heads or tails.
  11. Read a book or part of a book. Tell a family member about it. Focus on your good speech sounds.
  12. Listen to a song. How many times did you hear your speech sound? Practice those words.
  13. Practice speech words while playing a board game.
  14. Practice speech words while playing a card game.
  15. Draw a picture of an imaginary animal. Tell all about it. Where does it live? What does it eat? etc.
  16. Watch TV or a video. Write down each word you hear with your speech sounds. Practice these words.
  17. Practice speech words while playing tic tac toe or rock, paper, scissors.
  18. Talk about your favorite parts of school. Focus on using your good speech sounds.
  19. Try to draw a picture for each word on your speech word list.
  20. Write a short story using words from your word list. Read it aloud to a family member. Focus on using good speech sounds.
  21. Make a fake menu for a restaurant. Use your speech words as many times as possible.
  22. Practice your speech words while playing hangman.
  23. Play a game on a speech/language website.
  24. Complete an assignment for another class. How many times can you find your speech sound in that assignment?