Play "Social Bingo" with Floreo!

By Heather | Jan 23, 2025

One of our amazing customers recently suggested creating bingo cards to complement our new Teen Talk: Social Squares lesson—and we loved the idea! These bingo cards are a fun and engaging way to reinforce the social bingo activity, helping learners practice recognizing and responding to social cues in a relatable format. Whether used during or after playing Floreo, these are a fun way to keep the practice going! Let us know if you want the full set for your home, practice, or classroom.

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Be on the lookout!

Exciting news—more opportunities for social bingo fun are on the way! Stay tuned for the upcoming release of Teen Talk 2, packed with even more engaging opportunities for conversation and connection. Watch for the announcement coming your way soon!

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Floreo's Director of Applied Digital Therapy, Rita Solórzano MA, CCC-SLP, is a Speech Language Pathologist with over 30 years of experience.

We hope that our customers have had fun exploring freeform conversations with our AI characters in Conversation Corner with Jordan and Marcie: Park and Conversation Corner with Jordan and Marcie: Movie Theater.

These lessons can be invaluable for practicing open-ended conversations in which Learners can both ask and answer questions. Jordan and Marcie will happily agree to a variety of topics introduced by the Learner but will also introduce a topic if the Learner does not know where to start. For more targeted conversation goals, Coaches can introduce scenarios, such as practicing a job or school interview and role-playing with Marcie and Jordan.

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About the Author

Heather

Heather is Floreo's Director of Customer Success. She makes sure that all of Floreo's customers are comfortable and confident using Floreo. Prior to working at Floreo, Heather worked at Trove (a news start-up) and eBay for Charity. Heather holds an A.B. from Dartmouth College, where she also played varsity basketball (and won an Ivy League Championship) and a M.Ed. from the University of Mary Washington. In her free time she enjoys reading, tennis, skiing, and hiking around Western North Carolina with her husband, two sons, and adorable lab mix, Pepper.