SPEECH THERAPY BINGO

AAC

100

What does AAC stand for?

Augmentative and Alternative Communication

200

Words like "go", "in", "more" are all...

Core Words/Vocabulary.

300

Using multiple communication methods together is called this.

Total communication / Multimodal communication

400

Adults should avoid demanding imitation and instead focus on this during AAC use.

Modeling without pressure

500

Name at least three AAC programs

Touch chat, LAMP, Proloquo2Go, TD Snap

Carrico Speech Team

100

This person is fluent in ASL

Rachel

200

This person was named after a Power Ranger 

Kimberly 

300

This person doesn't know how to ride a bike.

Tinisha 

400

This person is scared of a toothbrush.

Maddie

500

This person exclusively orders off the kids menu

Hope

GLP

100

Stage where children use long memorized phrases or scripts to express a communicative intent.

Stage 1

200

Stage where words are "freed" 

Stage 3 

300

Stage when learners begin breaking scripts into smaller parts.

Stage 2 mitigation

400

True or false: Immediate echolalia of a stage 1 gestalt still counts as a stage 1 utterance.

False (stage 0).

500

Natural Language Acquisition was developed by this clinician.

Marge Blanc

Early Language Milestones

100

First true words typically emerge around this age.

12 months.

200

Two-word combinations typically appear around this age.

24 months

300

Pointing, waving, and joint attention are examples of these skills.

Pre-linguistic skills.

400

At this age (range) a child should be responding to sound. 

birth-3 months.

500

At this age, children are expected to demonstrate a vocabulary of at least 250 words, with an average expressive vocabulary of approximately 1,000 words.

3 years of age.

Speech & Language

100

These systematic sound simplifications are used by children to make speech easier as they learn to talk.

Phonological patterns/processes.

200

Name three formal assessments to assess receptive and/or expressive language.

ROWPVT, EOWPVT, OWLS, CELF-5, PLS, DAYC, CASL, etc. 

300

linguadental, voiced, fricative is what consonant.

/ð/ (voiced /th/).

400

In Brown's Morphemes stages, these two grammatical forms are said to be acquired at stage 2 (27mos-30mos).

Present progressive -ing; plural /s/; basic prepositions (in, on).

500

Skills that transfer across languages without being explicitly taught are called this

Cross-linguistic transfer (spans from phonology, morphology, syntax, and pragmatics).