Bingo Style Game Targeting Descriptive Language, Sentence Structure, and Ability to Follow Multi-Component Directions

This is a fun way to expand descriptive language and sentence length! It can be used as a means to gain carry-over for some speech sounds as well. I have played it with both speech and language students and found it to be a good addition to my "go to" materials. All the children liked it and didn't mind repeating after me or letting me guide them when needed. I especially liked how the dice needed for each subject are depicted on the upper right hand corner of the board. When the children roll the dice, you can have them place the dice on the pictures. This helps guide them to describe the items effectively, talking about what is pictured, "reading" from left to right. The games parts all appear to be well made and sturdy to hold up to years of play.

As a speech therapist, this is a perfect game as a standalone session or as a reward at the end, working on descriptive language for students of all ages.

I am not a speech therapist but my children were so excited to play this game. Immediately after we received it (and delivery was amazing - it came in one day!) they opened the game and read the instructions to figure out how to play. My almost 9 and 7.5 year old children played together and I could hear their descriptions as they played. The game seems very well made and clearly thought out. It is fun even when not used as a therapy toy. My 5 year old also played with her older sister and had a great time. I would definitely recommend this for a speech therapist or even as a regular game!

Use it with my preschoolers for following 2-3 part directions (find the chocolate cupcake with sprinkles and a cherry), for them to describe, and for sorting/categorizing/re-categorizing. We make piles of cupcakes with or without sprinkles, then resort the same pictures into chocolate/pink/vanilla, then resort into big/little, etc. Also good for artic/phonology - s-clusters: strawberry, sprinkles. A versatile tool that is child-friendly and works on many speech goals.

This is a perfect game to teach concepts and categorization, but keep it controlled and simple. As a speech therapist, there are not many "games" that work well for early categorization skills, but this is perfect!

Just received this product over the weekend and I'm thrilled that I ordered it! My kids sat right down to play with it and were so involved, even my eight year old. As a special ed teacher I really appreciate a quality game that is fun and educational at the same time. There are so many skills that are incorporated into this game, i.e. usage of descriptive language, attention to details, following through on multi-step directions, and focusing on a task. I'd highly recommend this product for preschool and school age children.

My kiddo is a little behind on more in depth speech and descriptors so I picked this up to play with him. It was his first 'board game' and he did SO WELL with it. I was actually surprised at how well he did with rolling the dice and not always getting matches, etc. I'm not sure how it will do in terms of longevity, but it's definitely really good for a first time game and for the basic descriptors. Would have liked a little more in terms of words learned though.

I bought this to use with young clients I am a BCBA and I have enjoyed using this for different reasons. It is not the same old bingo so that makes it fun, and it has them matching, looking, having to know big, small etc. I have only used it a couple times but each time it has been fun. Like it says when you use all 4 dice it can make the game really long, so I have started with 4 dice and then had to reduce it down so we could just finish the game. The great thing is you can make the game like you want it, if you have a learner that is not able to use 4 dice you can just use one. It is a fun new way to play bingo.