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

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