WHAT AM I?
GUESS THE CHILDREN'S BOOK
I HAVE ONE JOB
HOLIDAY RECIPES
WORD SCRAMBLE
100

This classroom tool sends the teacher’s voice directly to a student’s hearing device to make speech clearer.

HAT SYSTEM

100

A bug eats a lot then naps.

What is "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"?


100

I am the organ of hearing and have hair cells that help send sound to the brain.

Cochlea

100

butter, sugar, vanilla, flour, salt, baking soda, chocolate chips

Chocolate Chip Cookies

100

E H M A M R

HAMMER

200

This accommodation helps students read what is being said during a lesson or video.

CAPTIONS
200

The main character complains about eating a protein that is a strange color.

What is "Green Eggs and Ham"?


200

I am the nerve that sends sound to your brain.

Auditory (hearing) nerve

200

cocoa powder, sugar, milk, butter, marshmallows (optional).

Hot chocolate

200

H C A O E L C

COCHLEA

300

This seating accommodation helps a student hear and see better during instruction.

PREFERENTIAL SEATING

300

A bunny says goodnight to everything around them.

What is "Goodnight Moon"?


300

I rock back and forth when sound waves visit me.

Three bones (hammer, anvil, stirrup)

300

marshmallows, rice cereal, butter, vanilla.

Rice Krispies treat

300

R U E A D M R

EAR DRUM

400

This plan ensures a student’s hearing needs and accommodations are legally documented in school.

IEP or 504 plan

400

A baby animal tries to find its parents.

What is "Are You My Mother?"?

400

I help your hearing aid/cochlear implant stay on your ear.

Hook

400

flour, sugar, butter, eggs, cocoa, nuts.

Brownies

400

R I U S T R P

STIRRUP

500

This evaluation checks how well a student understands speech in different listening environments, like noise or from far away.

Functional Listening Evaluation (FLE)

500

A rodent is given a circular treat.

What is "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie"?

500

I send sound to your receivers.

Transmitter

500

sugar, butter, egg, cocoa powder, powdered sugar

Fudge

500

C L S E A H I L R


HAIR CELLS