If you're an audio engineer, then you know that one of the most important tools in your toolkit is an audiogram. Audiograms are used to capture and analyze sound waves, making them essential for both recording and live sound applications. However, creating accurate audiograms can be a tricky process, especially if you don't have access to expensive equipment. Now there's a new online tool that makes it easy to create accurate audiograms without any special equipment or training. Called Audiogram Online, this tool allows you to create tailor-made audiograms in minutes, using just your computer and a standard pair of headphones.
If you would like learn some specific details with regards to the form you are going to use, here's the specifics you can read prior to filling out the audiogram online.
| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | Audiogram Online |
| Form Length | 87 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 21 min 45 sec |
| Other names | audiogram creator, plot audiogram online, audiogram generator online, audiogram online |
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Audiogram of familiar sounds
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Tips for each lesson
1Count to ten slowly when you are waiting for a response from your child.
3Ask family and friends to select birthday presents for your child from the story book list or from the Learn to Listen toy list.
5Have your friends and family keep magazines, celebration cards, post cards of trips. Card often have clear picture that you can use for your experience or sound book.
7Modelling with another adult or older child will give your child more opportunities to observe and learn what is required of him.
9Rather than say ‘good boy/girl’ when your child has responded in a way you are pleased with reinforce the action / language that you are proud of.
11Remember your child does not have to say a word perfectly for it to be considered a word.
13Take your child out for excursions and build language around each one. Pet shop, fruit and vegetable shop, fish markets, botanic gardens, flower shop, machinery shop.
15Collect boxes that appliances such as TV, computer, shoes etc come in as they make great cars, buses, houses, storage containers.
17Give your child plenty of opportunity to explore in his/her play.
19Create an experience book for regular experiences your child has such as visiting familiar relatives, going to therapy, going to church, visiting the shops.
21PAUSE! After you ask your child a question or for information PAUSE for at least 5 seconds for him to answer. Once your child has given the answer or information PAUSE again for at least 5 seconds giving your child a chance to add information.
23When you are out shopping or on the bus, in the car, at the zoo talk to your child about what they are experiencing – giving them language will support them in developing the language of every day experiences.
25Visit Cochlear’s website – Rehabilitation [www.cochlear.com] for lots of free websites that you can use to support your child’s listening and language development.
27Sabotage your day – set up opportunities for your child to request or comment by changing the environment eg- give your child’s meal without a spoon or folk, put your child’s shoes on their hands – wait for the response.
29Make a hearing aid / implant box with your child’s name and picture on it, so that when they are not in the dry aid, your child can be responsible for putting them in his/her device box.
31Favourite toy – take your child’s favourite toy/s to their MAPping session – this will give them something fun and familiar to work with.
33Encourage your child to explore, let them get dirty and make a mess – this is learning.
35Join your local library – this is a great way to find the books in this program.
37Ask your friends to collect corks, bottle tops, left over material, toilet roles scraps of knitting wool. These all make for wonderful craft where your child can create. Remember the object is to have fun and give your child listening and language while creating. The craft does not need to resemble anything in particular.
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Bloom and Lahey Chart and Definitions
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Bloom and Lahey Chart and Definitions
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Communication Function Checklist
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Communication Function Checklist
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Communication Function Checklist
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Consonant Chart
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Developmental Play Skills Chart
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Developmental Play Skills Chart
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Developmental Play Skills Chart
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Developmental Play Skills Chart
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Developmental Play Skills Chart
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Developmental Play Skills Chart
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Early Learning to Listen Sounds
Toy
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Introduced
Imitated
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Spontaneous Production
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nu nu nu |
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Ready set go |
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Clown |
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Ice cream |
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Santa Claus |
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Mirror |
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moo |
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buck buck buck |
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Sheep |
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Pig |
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Owl |
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Bird |
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Snake |
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Integrated Scales of Development
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International Phonetic Alphabet
ITPA Ling, D. (2002). Speech and the Hearing Impaired Child: Theory and Practice.
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Parent Principles
1.Promote early diagnosis of hearing loss in newborns, infants, toddlers and young children, followed by immediate audiologic management and
•The earlier your child’s hearing loss is identiied the earlier a hearing device can be itted, and he can start to develop speech and spoken language through audition.
2.Recommend immediate assessment and use of appropriate,
•Having the most appropriate hearing device for your child’s hearing loss means they will have the best access to sound to give them the best opportunity to develop spoken language.
3.Guide and coach parents¹ to help their child use hearing as the primary sensory modality in developing spoken language without the use of sign language or emphasis on
•I will help my child develop his listening skills in order to give him the best opportunity to develop spoken language.
4.Guide and coach parents¹ to become the primary facilitators of their child’s listening and spoken language development through active consistent participation in individualized
•I will be the primary facilitator of my child’s listening and spoken language through the use of auditory- verbal practice.
5.Guide and coach parents¹ to create environments that support listening for the acquisition of spoken language throughout the child’s daily activities.
•I will create the best listening environment for my child by reducing background noise and structure my environment to encourage the development listening and language through daily living activities.
6.Guide and coach parents¹ to help their child integrate listening and spoken language into all aspects of the child’s life.
•I will integrate my child’s goals into all aspects of his daily life.
7.Guide and coach parents¹ to use natural developmental patterns of audition, speech, language, cognition and communication.
•I will follow normal developmental stages of listening, speech and language development.
8.Guide and coach parents¹ to help their child
•I will provide opportunities for my child to
9.Administer ongoing formal and informal diagnostic assessments to develop individualized
•I will monitor my child’s progress and keep records of his development in audition, speech and language
10.Promote education in regular schools with peers who have typical hearing and with appropriate services
from early childhood onwards.
•I will strive for my child to be included in mainstream schools.
¹The term “parents” also includes grandparents, relatives, guardians and any caregivers who interact with the child.
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Pragmatics (Communicative Intentions)
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Songs & Phrases Record Sheet
PHRASES
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Brush, brush. Brush your teeth.
Blow! Blow the bubbles.
Mmm! Eat your food.
Sh! Go to sleep.
(Lip Smack) Kiss Mommy.
Up, up, up, Whee! Down the slide.
Ow! It’s hot.
Aaaaboo!
(Mmm or Ahh!) Drink your juice/milk.
Wash, wash! Take a bath.
Clap, clap. Clap your hands.
Uh oh! It spilled, broke, fell.
Hi / Hello.
Yuck! It’s dirty.
Round & Round. Spin it round.
Push, push. Push me mummy.
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Rolly Polly
Fish
Bubbles
Heidy
Swinging
Naughty Pussy Cat
Little Teapot
Thumbkin
Row Your Boat
Twinkle Star
Teddy Bear
Incy Wincy Spider
Ring Around the Rosie
Tick Tock Little Clock
Happy Birthday
Bumble Bee
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Songs & Phrases Record Sheet
Bus
Wheels on the Bus
Old McDonald
Baa Baa Black Sheep
Rain, Rain
Head, Shoulders
RHYMES
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Humpty Dumpty
Jack and Jill
Hey Diddle Diddle
Jack Be Nimble
Baa Baa Black Sheep
One Two Buckle My Shoe
Hickory Dickory Dock
Mary Had a Little Lamb
Little Miss Muffet
Little Bo Peep
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Sound Book
Picture to go with the a trip to the airport.
Picture to go with ‘Little Fish’ song Week 24.
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Strategies for Listening
1.Expectation device worn all waking hours
2.Audition first
3.Quiet environment
4.Close proximity
5.Expectation child is hearing
6.Parallel talk
7.Wait time (pause)
8.Modelling a) expected skill b) correct language
9.Hand cue
10.Parentese
11.Acoustic highlighting
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13.Joint attention
14.Shaping vocalisation
15.Using “listen” cue
16.Auditory feedback
17.Repeating last item heard
18.Prompting
19.Expansion
20.Auditory closure (cloze)
21.Expectant prompt
22.Linking learning to actual life experiences
23.Auditory sandwich
24.One speaker at a time
25.Repetition, rephrasing, and expanding
26.Use phrases and simple sentences
27.Encourage vocalisation
28.Reinforce responses to sound
29.Make it meaningful and fun
30.Provide positive reinforcement for you child
31.Use scaffolding to develop audition, speech and language
32.Use “What did you hear?” to clarify what was heard
33.Use natural voice; normal rhythm, intonation, loudness and rate
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WORD
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a able about above accident acorns across act
ad add address adventure aerial aeroplane afraid after afternoon afterwards again against age
ago agree air airmail airport alive all
all gone allergic alligator allow almost alone along already alright also
animal ankel another answer ant antenna antlers any anybody anybody's anyone anything anyway anywhere appear appetite apple apple juice April apron are aren't arm army around arrive arrow art artist
as ash ashtray ask asleep asprin astronaut at
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although altoghether always am ambulance among amount an anchor and angel angry
B
baby back backdoor backwards bacon bad badge bag bake baker baking balance balcony ball ballet balloon banana band
bar barbecue barber bare
attend attention August aunty Australia Australian autumn avenue awake aware away awful axe
bee beehive been beer beetle before beg began begin begun behave behind being believe bell
belly button belong belongs to below belt bench bend bent berry beside best
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barge
bark (noun) bark (verb) barn barrel basement basket bath bathe bathing suit bathroom battery battle
be beach beak bean bear beard beat beaten beautiful beaver because become bed bedroom bedspread bedtime blocks blood blossom blow blown blue blunt board boat body boil
bet better between bib bicycle big bike bill bird
bird house birthday birthday cake birthday card biscuit
bit bite bitten bitter black blackbird blackboard blame blank blanket blaze bleat bled bleed blew blind blink blister broke broken broken arm broken bone broken leg brooch brook broom
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boiling bolt bomb bone bonefire book bookcase bookshell boot born borrow boss bossy both bother bottle bottom (noun) bottom (position) bought bounce
bow (noun) bow (verb) bowl (noun) bowl (verb) bowling box (noun) box (verb) boxing boy bracelet brains brakes branch brave bray bread break breakfast breath breathe
brother brought brown bruise brush bubble bucket buckle bud budgie bug build builder building built bulb bull bulldozer bullet bumble bee bump bumpy bunch bundle bunk
bun bunny burglar burn burned burning burnt burp burrow burst bury bus bush busy but
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brick
bride
bridegroom
bridesmaid
bridge
bright
bring
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C.D. cabbage cabin café cage cake calendar calf call calm came camel camera camp camping can canary candle candy cane cannot canoe can't canter cap captain capture car
car alarm car boot
butcher butter buttercup butterfly button buy buzz
by
bye bye
cent centimetre cereal chain chair chalk chalkboard champion chance change charge (noun) charge (verb) chase chatter cheap cheat check
chew chick chicken chicken pox chief child
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car key card cardboard care careful careless carpet carriage carrot carry cart carton cartoon case castle cat catch caterpillar cattle caught cauliflower cave caw ceiling cement centre clap
clap hands class classroom claw clay
clean (noun) clean (verb) cleaner clear clever climb clinic clock
children chilly chimney chin china chips chirp chise chocolate choke choose chop (noun) chop (verb) chose Christmas Christmas Day Christmas Card Christmas Tree Christmas Eve Church cicada cicada shell cigar cigarette circle
circus city control control tower cook (noun) cook (verb) cookie
cool copy cord cordial cork corn corner cost
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close (noun) close (verb) cloth clothe clother clothes clothing cloud cloudy clown club
cluck clutch coat cobweb cockatoo coconut coffee coffee pot coin cold
cold (as in flu) collar collect collection colour (noun) colour (verb) comb (noun) comb (verb) come comic commercial complete computer concert concrete concrete mixer conductor connect contain
costume cot cottage cotton cotton wool couch cough
cough medicine could couldn't count counter countries country cousin
cover cow cowboys crab crack cracked cracker cradle crane crash (noun) crash (verb) crate crawl crayfish crayon cream creature creep crew
crib
cricket (adjective) cricket (game) cricket (insect) crisp
croak
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container continue cross (noun) cross (verb) crossing crow crowd croud crown cruel crumb
cry cub cube cuckoo
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Daddy dagger daisy dam damp dance (noun) dance (verb) dandelion danger dangerous dare
dark dark blue date daughter day dead deaf dear December decide decorate
cuffs cup cupboard cupful currawong curtain cushion custard cut (noun) cut (verb) cutlery cute crocodile crook crooked
cross (adjective)
doll
doll's house dollar dolphin dominoes done don't donkey door doorbell doorway dot
dove
down (noun) down (prepos) downstairs drag dragon dragonfly drain
draw drawbridge
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decoration deep deer delicious deliver delivery truck den dentist desk desert dessert
dial diamond dice dictionary did didn't die diesel difference different difficult dig digger dim dining room dinner dinosaur dip direction dirt
dirty disappear dish dishwasher disk ditch dive
drawer drawing drawn dream (noun) dream (verb) dreamt dreamtime dress (noun) dress (verb) dressing dressing gown dressing table dressing room drew
drier
drill (noun) drill (verb) drink (noun) drink (verb) drip
drive driver drop (noun) drop (verb) drove drover drown drum drunk
dry duck duckling dug dull dumb dump (noun) dump (verb) dusk
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do
dock
doctor
does
doesn't
dog
doghouse
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each ear
eel egg eight eighteen eighty either elastic elbow electric electric train elephant elevator eleven
elf else
dust (noun)
dust (verb)
duster
dustpan
dusty
dwarf
enjoy enormous enough enter entrance envelope equipment erase eraser escalator even evening ever every everybody everyone everything everywhere examination examine except exchange excited exciting excuse me exercise exit expect expensive explode explore explorer
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emergency
empty
end
enemy
engine
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face facecloth facing factory
fair (carnival) fair (colouring) fair (just) fairy
fall fallen family family room fan
fancy far farm farmer fast fasten fastner fat father fault favourite feather February fed feed feel feeler feet fell
felt female
explosion eye eyebrow eyelash
flight
flippers
float
floor
flour
flower flower pot flu
flush
fly (noun) fly (verb) foal
fog fold follow food foot
foot (of bed) football footpath for
force forehead forest forget forgot forgotten fork fort forward fought found fountain four
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fence fender ferry festival fever few
fiddle (noun) fiddle (verb) field
fight (noun) fight (verb) fill
film
fin
fine
finger
finish
fire
fire engine fireman fireplace fire station fireworks first
fish (noun) fish (verb) fisherman fishing net fishing rod fist
fit
five
fix
flag
flame
flannel
flap
flash
flat
flavour
fourteen fourth fowl fox free freeway freeze freezer freezing freezing point french fries fresh Friday fridge friend friendly fright frightened frill
frisk frog from front front door frost frosty froze frozen frozen food fruit
fruit juice fry frying pan fuel
full fun funny fur furry furnace
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flew
furniture further
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gale gallop gambol game gander gang garage garbage garbage can garbage truck garden (noun) garden (verb) gas
gate gather gave gears geese genie gentle germs get giant gift gigantic gingerbread man giraffe
girl give given
glad
gladly
glass (vessel)
glass (material)
gloves
glue
golf ball
golf stick
gone
good
good afternoon
good morning
good night
goodbye
goose
gosling
got
grab
grade
grain
granddaughter
grandfather
grandmother
grandparents
grandson
grapes
grass
gravy
grease
great
greedy
green
grew
grey
grip
grocer groceries ground group grow
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gnaw
gnome
go
goal
goat
gobble
God
goggles
gold
goldfish
golf
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had hadn't hair hairdo hairdresser half
half full hall Halloween ham hamburger hammer hamster hand handbag handkerchief handle handlebars hang hanger happen happy hard
has hasn't hat hatch hate
grubby grumble grunt guard guess guineapig guitar gull gum gun gym
herself hey hi
hi fi hid hidden hide
hill hilly him himself hips his hiss hit hive hockey hold hole holiday hollow holly home homework
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have haven't hawk hay haystack he head
head (of bed) headache headdress headlights headmaster headmistress headphones headrest healthy heap
hear heard hearing aid heart heat heaven heavy hedge heel height held helicopter hello help helpful hen
hen house her
here heron hers
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honey honk hood hoof hook hoop hoot hop hope hopscotch horn horrible horse horseshoe hose (noun) hose (verb) hospital hot
hot dog hotel hour house housecoat how however hug huge hum hump hung hungry hunt hurry hurt husband hush hutch hymn
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ice
ice block
ice cream
ice hockey
icicle
icing
idea
if
ill
imagine
immediately
important
impossible
impression
in
inch
indians
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jam January jar jeans jelly jellybeans jellyfish jet
jigsaw puzzle jingle
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kangaroo
keep
kennel
kept
kettle
key
kick
kid
infant school
infection
ink
insect
inside
instead
interest interesting interrupt into invisible invitation invite iron
is island isn't it
join joke jug juice July jump jumper June jungle junk just
kitten kleenex knee kneel knelt knew knickers knife
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kill
kilogram
kilometre
kind
kindergarten
king
kiss
kitchen
kite
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lace ladder lady ladybird laid lake lamb lamp land landing lane lap large last late later lather laugh lawn
lawn mower lay
lazy
lead (noun) lead (verb) leader leaf
lean (adjective) lean (verb) leap
learn
knit knock knob knock know known koala kookaburra
lifeboat lift (noun) lift (verb) light (adjective) light (noun) light (verb) lighter lighthouse lightning
like line lion lioness lip lipstick liquid list listen lit litre litter little live living room lizard load (noun) load (verb) loaf lobster lock (noun)
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least leather leave leaves left (side) left leftover leg lemonade lend lent leopard leotard less lesson let letter lettuce library licence lick
lid
lie (down) lie (noun) lie (verb) life
life jacket
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macaroni machine machinery mad made magazine magic magician magpie maid mail (noun) mail (verb)
lock (verb) log lollipop lolly lonely long look loop loose lose
lost lot loud love lovely low lucky luggage lump lunch lunch time lungs
milk milkman milkshake million mince mind mine minute miss (noun) miss (verb) missile mistake
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mailbox mailman main make
mat
match (noun) match (verb) mate material mattress May
may I me meadow meal
mean (adjective) mean (noun) meant measles measure measurement meat mechanic medicine meet
mittens mix mixer model mold moment Monday money monitor monkey monster month moo moon mop more morning mosquito most motel moth mother motor motor bike motor boat mountain mouse moustache mouth move movie moving mow
Mr.
Mrs. much mud muddy mug Mummy
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melt melted men mend merry
met metal metre miaow mice microphone middle mile
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nail (noun) nail (verb) nail file nail brush naked name nap nappy narrow nasty naughty navel navy near nearly neal necessary neck necklace need needle neigh neighbour neither
mumps munch murder muscle mushroom music must mustard mustn't my
my own myself
nicely niece night nightie nine nineteen nip
no nobody nobody's noise noisy none nonsense noodles
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nephew nest net never new news newspaper newt next next door nibble nice
O
oars oats ocean o'clock October octopus odd
of off office often oh oh oil oink okay old older oldest on once one onion only
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pack
package
packet
nothing notice November now nowhere number nurse (noun) nurse (verb) nursery nut
nylon
open operation opposite or
orange (colour) orange (fruit) order ordinary ostrich
other otherwise our ours out outdoors outer space outside oven over overalls overtake owl
own
plane planet plant (noun)
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pad paddle pop paddle (noun) paddle (verb) paddock page
pail pain painful painless paint (noun) paint (verb) pair (noun) pair (verb) palace pancake panda panties pantihose pants paper parade parcel parcel post pardon parents park (noun) park (verb) parrot part
party
pass (noun) pass (verb) passenger past paste pastry pat
patch (noun) patch (verb)
plant (verb) plaster plastic plasticine plate play playdough playgroup playtime playschool please plenty pliers plug plum pocket poem poetry point pointed poison poke polar bear pole police police car police station policeman polish (noun) polish (verb) polite pond
pony pooh pool poor pop popcorn porcupine porridge
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path patient patio pattern pavement paw pay
pea peace peach peacock peanut peanut butter pear pebble peck pedals pedestrian peel
peep
pen (writing) pen
pencil penquin penis people pepper perhaps person pet petal petrol petrol station petticoat photo piano
pick (up) pick (noun) picnic picture
possible possum post (fence) post (noun) post (verb) post box post office postage postcard postman pot potato pour power power brakes power drill power steering practice pram
pray prayer present (noun) present (verb) presently press pretend pretty prickle priest prince princess principal print prisoner private
prize program promise (noun) promise (verb) propellor
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pie piece pig pigeon piglet pile (noun) pile (verb) pill pillow pilot
pin pinch pink pip pipe pirate pistol pit pizza place plain plan
Q
quack
quarrell
quarter
queen
queer
question
R
rabbit
race (noun)
race (verb)
radar
radio
rag
rail
railroad
railway
railway track
proper properly proud prowl prowler pudding puff pull pullover pump pumpkin punch puncture pupper puppy purple purse push put puzzle pyjamas
quick quickly quicksand quiet quietly quite
rich ride rifle right (side) right
rim
ring (noun) ring (verb) rink rinse
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railway station rain rainbow raincoat rainhat rainy
rake (noun) rake (verb) raisin
ran raspberry rat rather rattle (noun) rattle (verb) raw
razor reach read reader reading ready real reason receiver recess record recorder recycle red reel refridgerator reindeer religion remember remind repair
rest (noun) rest (verb) return
rip ripe river road roar rob robber robin rock (noun) rock (verb) rocket rode
roll roller roller blades roller coaster roller skates rolling pin roof
room roost rooster roots rope rose rough round roundabout rounded row (fight) row (noise) row (noun) row (verb) rowboat rub rubber rubbish rude
rug rule
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reverse
rhinocerous
rhyme
ribbon
rice
S
sack sad
saddle (noun) saddle (verb) safe
safety safety fence said
sail (noun) sail (verb) sailboat sailor salad sale salesgirl salesman salt salty same sand sandals sang sank Santa Claus sat satellite Saturday sauce saucepan saucer sausage save
saw (noun)
ruler run runner rush rust rusty
smooth snack snail snake snatch sneeze sniff snore snorkel snow snowball snowman snowsuit snow storm so
soak socks sofa soft soil sold soldier sole some somebody somebody's something sometimes somewhere son
song soon sore (noun)
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saw (verb) saw (cut) say scales scar scare scared scary scent school school bus school taxi schoolbag scissors scooter score scout scrape scratch scream screen screw screwdriver scribble scrub scurry sea
sea lion seagull seahorse seal seam seaplane seaside season seat seatbelt seaweed second (time) second (place)
sore (verb) sore throat sorry sort sound soup sour south sow space space station spaceship spade spaghetti spank spare spare tyre sparks sparrow speak spear special speed
spell spelling spend spent spider spill spin spinning top spinning wheel spit
splash split split level spoil spoke sponge (cake) sponge (noun)
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see
sewing machine shade
shake shall shallow shampoo shape share shark sharp sharpen sharpener shave shaving brush shaving soap she
shear shed sheep sheet
sponge (verb) spoon sport sports day spot spotted spout sprang spring spring (noun) spring (verb) spy
spare square squash squash (verb) squawk squeak squeeze squirrel stable stack stage stairs
stalk stall
stamp (noun) stamp (verb) stand (noun) stand (verb) staple stapler
star stare starfish starling start starter starving stay
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shell
sheller (noun) shelter (verb) shine
shiny ship shirt shiver shock shoe shoelaces shook shoot shop shopping shopping centre short
shorts shot should shoulder shouldn't shout shove shovel show (noun) show (verb) shower shred shrimp shut
sick side sidewalk sight sign signal silence silly silo
steak steal steam steam iron steel steep steer steering wheel stem
step (noun) step (verb) stereo stick (noun) stick (verb) sticky stiff
still sting stink stir
stitch (noun) stitch (verb) stockings stole stomach stomach ache stone stood
stool stop stop sign store (noun) store (verb) storekeeper storm story stove straight strange stranger
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silver simple since sing singlet sink (noun) sink (verb) sip
sister sit six sixteen sixty size skate skates
ski (noun) ski (verb) skin
skin diving skip skipping rope skirt
skis skull skunk sky slacks slap sledge sleep (noun) sleep (verb) sleepy sleeve sleigh slept
slice slid
slide (noun) slide (verb)
strap straw straw (hay) straw (drinking) strawberry stream street
street light stretch stretcher stride string stripes stroke stroller strong struck study (noun) study (verb) stuff stung stupid
sty submarine subway such suck sudden suddenly sugar suit (noun) summer sun sunny sunbake sunbathe sunburn Sunday Sunday School sunglasses
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slip slippers slippery slippery dip slow slowly smack small smart smarties smell (noun) smell (verb) smelly smile smoke (noun) smoke (verb)
T
table tablecloth tablet tadpole tail
take
take (away) taken talk
tall tame tank tap
supper suppose sure surprise swallow swam swan sweat (noun) sweat (verb) sweater sweep sweet (adject) sweet (noun) swept swim (noun) swim (verb) swimmers swimming pool swimming lesson swing (noun) swing (verb) swish
switch sword swung syrup
tiny tired tissue to toad toast today toe toes toffee toenail together toilet
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tap dance tape tape player tar
tart taste taught taxi
tea (drink) tea (meal) tea towel teach teacher team teapot tear
tears (crying) tease teddy bear teeth telephone television tell temperature tea
tennis tent terrible than thank thank you that thaw the their their own theirs then them themselves
toilet paper told
toll
toll booth tomato tomato sauce tomorrow tongue tonight tonsils
too took tool tooth toothache toothbrush toothpaste top
top (toy) torch tom touch tough tow tow truck toward towel tower town toy track track pants track suit trackers tractor traffic traffic light trailer train train set
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there thermometer these
they thick thief thimble thin thing think third thirsty thirteen this those thousand three threw throat through throw thumb thunder Thursday tick ticket tick tock tickle ticklish tide tidy
tie (noun) tie (verb) tiger tight tiles
till timber time tin
training wheels transistor trap
travel tray treasure treasure chest tree triangle trick tricycle
trip trouble trout truck truck driver trumpet trunk (elephant) trunk (tree) truth
try tub tube Tuesday tug tugboat tumble tummy tune tunic tunnel turkey turn (noun) turn (verb) turtle
T.V. tweet twelve twenty twice
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U
ugly umbrella unable uncle under undies underclothes underneath underpants understand underwater undid undo undress unfriendly unhappy uniform unit unkind
V
vacation
vaccination
vacuum
vacuum cleaner
valentine's day
valley
van
vase
vegemite
vegetables
twig twin twist two
unless unsure untidy until untrue unusual up upon
us
use (noun) use (verb) useful useless usual
village vinegar vilolet violin vision visit (noun) visit (verb) visitor vitamins vitamin pill
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very
vest
vet
view
W
waddle wag wagon wait waiting room wake
was
wash (noun) wash (verb) wash basin washing washing machine washing powder wasn't
wasp waste watch (noun) watch (verb) water (noun) water (verb) waterfall waterproof
voice volume volume control
whisper whistle (noun) whistle (verb) white
white (of egg) who
whole whose why wicked wide wife wild will win
wind (noun) wind (verb) windscreen windy wing wink winter wipe wipers wire
wish witch with wobble wolf woke wolves woman women won
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water skiing wave (noun) wave (verb) wax
way we we're weak wear weather web wedding Wednesday wee
wee wee weeds week weigh welcome well
well (healthy) went
were weren't west wet whale what what … for wheat wheel wheelbarrow when where whether which while whine whip whiskers
won't wonder wonderful won't wood wooden woods woof wool woollen word wore work (noun) work (verb) workbook working world worm worn worry worse worst would wouldn't wound (noun) wound (verb) wrap wrapping paper wrench wrestle wrestling wriggle
wrist
wrist watch write writing written wrong wrote
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Y
yacht
yard
yawn
year
yell
yellow
yelp
yes
yesterday
yet
yoghurt
Z
zebra
zero
zip
you young younger youngest your your own yours yourself yuk yukky yummy
zipper zoo
zoo animal
The 2500 word list is ‘Based on Ling’s Thesaurus and was adapted by Sandra Armstrong at St. Gabriel’s.
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