Supportstudent whois unable tolearnProvide guidedopportunitiesto practicebeing involvedin decisions.Those whohave languagemay havepeculiarities ingrammarIf the taskcannot betaught, weadapt it.Completingself-careindependentlyis oftendifficultAbnormalmovementpatterns arenot facilitatedProper positioningand handlingtechniques canassist the individualin completing anactivity.Remove anypossiblereinforcers thatmay bemaintainingproblem behaviorActivities should betaught in theenvironments inwhich the individualis expected to usethe targeted skills.Imitate words& actionsobserved onvideoResources,intimacy,competence,and healthGraduallyfadepromptsand cuesDetermineappropriaterewardsUse a smile,thumbs up -helps them tointernalizereinforcement.Assess thephysicalcapabilities of theindividual and thedemands of theactivity.Eliminateantecedentsand settingevents thatevokemisbehaviormay requireextensivesupports overthe course oftheir livesBreakingthe task intocomponentpartsKey to theirsuccess ishow we trainand supportstudentsAlwaysusenaturalcues first.Not being able toread is stronglycorrelated withemotional andbehavioraldisordersAdapt theskillsequenceor mannerProvideopportunities forthe student to takecontrol of theircircumstances toreduce anxietyIncorporateprovenapproachesSupportstudent whois unable tolearnProvide guidedopportunitiesto practicebeing involvedin decisions.Those whohave languagemay havepeculiarities ingrammarIf the taskcannot betaught, weadapt it.Completingself-careindependentlyis oftendifficultAbnormalmovementpatterns arenot facilitatedProper positioningand handlingtechniques canassist the individualin completing anactivity.Remove anypossiblereinforcers thatmay bemaintainingproblem behaviorActivities should betaught in theenvironments inwhich the individualis expected to usethe targeted skills.Imitate words& actionsobserved onvideoResources,intimacy,competence,and healthGraduallyfadepromptsand cuesDetermineappropriaterewardsUse a smile,thumbs up -helps them tointernalizereinforcement.Assess thephysicalcapabilities of theindividual and thedemands of theactivity.Eliminateantecedentsand settingevents thatevokemisbehaviormay requireextensivesupports overthe course oftheir livesBreakingthe task intocomponentpartsKey to theirsuccess ishow we trainand supportstudentsAlwaysusenaturalcues first.Not being able toread is stronglycorrelated withemotional andbehavioraldisordersAdapt theskillsequenceor mannerProvideopportunities forthe student to takecontrol of theircircumstances toreduce anxietyIncorporateprovenapproaches

Treatment Plan 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. Support student who is unable to learn
  2. Provide guided opportunities to practice being involved in decisions.
  3. Those who have language may have peculiarities in grammar
  4. If the task cannot be taught, we adapt it.
  5. Completing self-care independently is often difficult
  6. Abnormal movement patterns are not facilitated
  7. Proper positioning and handling techniques can assist the individual in completing an activity.
  8. Remove any possible reinforcers that may be maintaining problem behavior
  9. Activities should be taught in the environments in which the individual is expected to use the targeted skills.
  10. Imitate words & actions observed on video
  11. Resources, intimacy, competence, and health
  12. Gradually fade prompts and cues
  13. Determine appropriate rewards
  14. Use a smile, thumbs up - helps them to internalize reinforcement.
  15. Assess the physical capabilities of the individual and the demands of the activity.
  16. Eliminate antecedents and setting events that evoke misbehavior
  17. may require extensive supports over the course of their lives
  18. Breaking the task into component parts
  19. Key to their success is how we train and support students
  20. Always use natural cues first.
  21. Not being able to read is strongly correlated with emotional and behavioral disorders
  22. Adapt the skill sequence or manner
  23. Provide opportunities for the student to take control of their circumstances to reduce anxiety
  24. Incorporate proven approaches