Christmas
The thing you put presents under.
Christmas tree.
What do you call the last day of the old year in English?
New Year's Eve
The type of education that attends to the individual needs of students.
inclusive
problem
/ˈprɒb.ləm/
Cochlear
implant
The songs that you sing at Christmas time.
(Christmas) carols.
What people drink to welcome the New Year.
champagne, fizzy drink
What does ASL stand for?
American Sign Language.
focus
/ˈfəʊ.kəs/
guide
dog
The animals that work for Santa Claus.
reindeer
What people watch go off in the night sky.
Fireworks
What blind people use to help them scan their surroundings.
occur
/əˈkɜːr/
occupational
therapy
The type of vehicle that Santa rides.
What people do to drink to welcome the New Year. It's a gesture of good wishes and respect.
They toast.
A set of rigorous procedures that should help people (children) with ASD to improve their social, communication and learning skills.
ABA therapy
watches, installed, decided
orofacial
muscles
The plant you kiss under at Christmas.
Mistletoe
What people sing in England at midnight.
They sing a traditional song 'Auld Lang Syne'
Communcation methods that supplement/replace speech or written production for people who cannot use speech or writing to communicate.
strength
climb
utensils
/streŋθ/
/klaɪm/
/juːˈten.sɪlz/
gross
motor skills