can name TSVIand/or O&Minstructor and canexplain thedifference betweenthe twocan definelegalblindessknowseyedoctor'snamehas personallyasked questionsabout vision atan eye doctorappointmentlet parent orteacher knowwhen tools ortechnology isnot working orbrokenhasparticipatedor attendedIEP meeting.Candescribeeyeconditionasked forrepeateddirections.Knowseyeconditionby namecan statepersonal ordescribevisual acuitycan name or hasrequestedaccommodationsin schoolhas sharedinformation withteacher aboutvisual impairmentat the start of theschool yearhas used audiodescription orassistedlistening devicewhen watching amovie.can demonstrateexample of how torequest for printedmaterial inappropriatemediumhave askedsomeone toexplain theireye conditionto them.chose a seatcloser to theboard orpresentation.B3can statethreepersonalvisualchallengesB1can statethreepersonalvisualstrengthscan nameDBScounselorHas askedsomeone todescribesomethingpresented visually(ie.picture/drawing)asked fordirections toa specificlocationhas taughtsomeonehow to usehumanguide.names atleast 3parts ofthe eyeexplained apiece oftechnologyor tools usedto someonecan name anddescribe atleast 1 or moreresources forthe blindhasrequested(not justaccepted)human guidehas spoken toDBScounselorregardingstudent needsknows thedifference between2 of the followingopthalmologist,optometrist, lowvision therapisthas used awhite caneforidentificationpurposesB2can name TSVIand/or O&Minstructor and canexplain thedifference betweenthe twocan definelegalblindessknowseyedoctor'snamehas personallyasked questionsabout vision atan eye doctorappointmentlet parent orteacher knowwhen tools ortechnology isnot working orbrokenhasparticipatedor attendedIEP meeting.Candescribeeyeconditionasked forrepeateddirections.Knowseyeconditionby namecan statepersonal ordescribevisual acuitycan name or hasrequestedaccommodationsin schoolhas sharedinformation withteacher aboutvisual impairmentat the start of theschool yearhas used audiodescription orassistedlistening devicewhen watching amovie.can demonstrateexample of how torequest for printedmaterial inappropriatemediumhave askedsomeone toexplain theireye conditionto them.chose a seatcloser to theboard orpresentation.B3can statethreepersonalvisualchallengesB1can statethreepersonalvisualstrengthscan nameDBScounselorHas askedsomeone todescribesomethingpresented visually(ie.picture/drawing)asked fordirections toa specificlocationhas taughtsomeonehow to usehumanguide.names atleast 3parts ofthe eyeexplained apiece oftechnologyor tools usedto someonecan name anddescribe atleast 1 or moreresources forthe blindhasrequested(not justaccepted)human guidehas spoken toDBScounselorregardingstudent needsknows thedifference between2 of the followingopthalmologist,optometrist, lowvision therapisthas used awhite caneforidentificationpurposesB2

Self Advocacy BINGO! - 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. can name TSVI and/or O&M instructor and can explain the difference between the two
  2. can define legal blindess
  3. knows eye doctor's name
  4. has personally asked questions about vision at an eye doctor appointment
  5. let parent or teacher know when tools or technology is not working or broken
  6. has participated or attended IEP meeting.
  7. Can describe eye condition
  8. asked for repeated directions.
  9. Knows eye condition by name
  10. can state personal or describe visual acuity
  11. can name or has requested accommodations in school
  12. has shared information with teacher about visual impairment at the start of the school year
  13. has used audio description or assisted listening device when watching a movie.
  14. can demonstrate example of how to request for printed material in appropriate medium
  15. have asked someone to explain their eye condition to them.
  16. B3
    chose a seat closer to the board or presentation.
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    can state three personal visual challenges
  18. can state three personal visual strengths
  19. can name DBS counselor
  20. Has asked someone to describe something presented visually (ie. picture/drawing)
  21. asked for directions to a specific location
  22. has taught someone how to use human guide.
  23. names at least 3 parts of the eye
  24. explained a piece of technology or tools used to someone
  25. can name and describe at least 1 or more resources for the blind
  26. has requested (not just accepted) human guide
  27. has spoken to DBS counselor regarding student needs
  28. knows the difference between 2 of the following opthalmologist, optometrist, low vision therapist
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    has used a white cane for identification purposes