Namesomethingyou aregood at.Why are theearsimportantfor speech?Voluntarystutterwith arepetition.Use easystart in asentence.Practice acancellationVoluntarystutterwith ablock.Practicestretchingyoursounds.What soundis stretchedout whenyou use aneasy start?The hardestpart ofstuttering is_____.What isstuttering?When I haveto read inclass, I feel______.Name andpracticeyour favoritestrategyWhat isablock?Name thespeechhelpersPracticeturtle-talkWhy are thelungsimportantfor speech?When areyour speechstrategieshelpful foryou?Why is thevoice boximportantfor speech?Practicelightcontact.Voluntarystutter with aprolongation.Why is thebrainimportantfor speech?Why are thelips andteethimportant forspeech?Practicea pull-outPracticeusingpausing ina sentence.Practiceintroducingyourself anddisclosingyour stutter.How shouldwe feel whenwe arespeaking?DefineconfidenceTell onefact aboutstuttering.Why is thediaphragmimportantfor speech?Namesomethingyou aregood at.Why are theearsimportantfor speech?Voluntarystutterwith arepetition.Use easystart in asentence.Practice acancellationVoluntarystutterwith ablock.Practicestretchingyoursounds.What soundis stretchedout whenyou use aneasy start?The hardestpart ofstuttering is_____.What isstuttering?When I haveto read inclass, I feel______.Name andpracticeyour favoritestrategyWhat isablock?Name thespeechhelpersPracticeturtle-talkWhy are thelungsimportantfor speech?When areyour speechstrategieshelpful foryou?Why is thevoice boximportantfor speech?Practicelightcontact.Voluntarystutter with aprolongation.Why is thebrainimportantfor speech?Why are thelips andteethimportant forspeech?Practicea pull-outPracticeusingpausing ina sentence.Practiceintroducingyourself anddisclosingyour stutter.How shouldwe feel whenwe arespeaking?DefineconfidenceTell onefact aboutstuttering.Why is thediaphragmimportantfor speech?

FLUENCY BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. A-Name something you are good at.
  2. E-Why are the ears important for speech?
  3. A-Voluntary stutter with a repetition.
  4. S-Use easy start in a sentence.
  5. K-Practice a cancellation
  6. P-Voluntary stutter with a block.
  7. P-Practice stretching your sounds.
  8. P-What sound is stretched out when you use an easy start?
  9. P-The hardest part of stuttering is _____.
  10. K-What is stuttering?
  11. P-When I have to read in class, I feel ______.
  12. A-Name and practice your favorite strategy
  13. S-What is a block?
  14. A-Name the speech helpers
  15. A-Practice turtle-talk
  16. K-Why are the lungs important for speech?
  17. A-When are your speech strategies helpful for you?
  18. S-Why is the voice box important for speech?
  19. S-Practice light contact.
  20. K-Voluntary stutter with a prolongation.
  21. E-Why is the brain important for speech?
  22. E-Why are the lips and teeth important for speech?
  23. K-Practice a pull-out
  24. S-Practice using pausing in a sentence.
  25. S-Practice introducing yourself and disclosing your stutter.
  26. E-How should we feel when we are speaking?
  27. E-Define confidence
  28. P-Tell one fact about stuttering.
  29. K-Why is the diaphragm important for speech?