Everyday World — Level 2: Choose What Helps

Ten units with 100 lessons and ten final checks. Begin with familiar jobs, then compare helpers, use two clues, try a better helper, and solve a small everyday problem. Narration is pending content review.

• Dry, Wash, or Brush — Choose among three familiar care items for drying hands, washing hands, or brushing teeth.
• Carry It, Keep Warm, or Drink — Choose a backpack for carrying personal items, a coat for cold weather, or a blue cup for a drink at the table.
• Mark Paper, Paint, or Hold Papers — Choose a pencil to make a mark, a paintbrush for paint, or a folder to keep loose papers together.
• Hang Clothes, Store Shoes, or Hold Laundry — Choose a clothes hanger for hanging clean clothing, a shoe box for storing shoes, or a hamper for worn laundry.
• Sit Up, Read Low, or Sleep — Choose a chair for a table seat, a reading mat for a floor reading spot, or a bed for nighttime sleep.
• Hold Food, Scoop, or Rest a Drink — Choose a bowl to hold food, a spoon to scoop soft food, or a coaster as a small resting pad for a drink.
• Carry One Drink, Serve Drinks, or Carry Dishes — Choose a water bottle for one closed drink, a pitcher for serving drinks into several cups, or a serving tray for carrying several dishes.
• Light, Wake Up, or Walk — Choose a lamp for light, an alarm clock for a wake-up sound, or shoes for an outdoor walk.
• Keep Papers, Carry Pencils, or Read — Choose a folder for loose papers, a pencil case for carrying pencils, or a library book for reading.
• Clean Shoes, Smooth Hair, or Dry a Cup — Choose a shoe brush for shoe dirt, a comb for hair tangles, or a dish towel for drying a washed cup.
• Choose What Helps — Show What You Know — Choose among three familiar objects using a clearly stated everyday job; practice with changed situations.
• Hold a Meal or a Drink — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• Carry, Pour, or Rest — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• Serve or Wipe — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• Cover the Right Place — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• Three Dish Jobs — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• Poke, Scoop, or Wipe — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• Carry Different Things — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• The Drink Job Changes — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• Spill, Clothing, or Food — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• Choose for the Whole Job — Choose the table helper that fits the whole job.
• Fit the Table Job — Show What You Know — Choose a familiar table helper by the stated job: hold, pour, carry, cover, serve, wipe, or collect.
• Hang, Wash, or Box — Choose a clothes hanger for a clean shirt, a hamper for worn clothes, or a shoe box for shoes.
• Brush Shoes, Smooth Hair, or Dry Dishes — Choose a shoe brush for dirt on shoes, a comb for tangled hair, or a dish towel for a washed dish.
• Lift Fuzz, Hang, or Cover — Choose a lint roller for fuzz, a clothes hanger for a clean shirt, or a garment bag for clothes already hanging during travel.
• Carry Pencils, Carry Things, or Cover Clothes — Choose a backpack for personal things, a pencil case for pencils, or a garment bag for clothes already hanging during travel.
• Put Things Away — Choose a shoe box for shoes, a folder for loose papers, or a lint roller for fuzz on clothing.
• Wait to Wash, Hang, or Walk — Choose a hamper for clothes before washing, a hanger for clean clothing, or shoes for walking.
• Keep Pencils, Store Shoes, or Add Light — Choose a small pencil holder, lidded shoe storage, or light for a dark spot.
• Smooth Hair, Lift Fuzz, or Brush Dirt — Choose a comb for tangled hair, a lint roller for clothing fuzz, or a shoe brush for dirt on a shoe.
• Cover Clothes, Carry Things, or Hang a Shirt — Choose a backpack for personal things, a garment bag for clothes already hanging during travel, or a clothes hanger for a clean shirt.
• Papers, Playthings, or Clothing Fuzz — Choose a folder for loose papers, a toy box for playthings, or a lint roller for clothing fuzz.
• Care for Clothes and Belongings — Show What You Know — Choose a familiar helper for what needs to be kept, carried, hung, or brushed, and switch choices when the daily job changes.
• Mark, Paint, or Keep — Distinguish dry marking, applying paint, and keeping finished sheets together.
• Three Painting Jobs — Distinguish applying paint, containing paint, and covering clothing.
• Keep the Work Things — Choose a small tool holder, a flat paper cover, or light; avoid competing carry-all containers.
• A Work Top, a Seat, or a Tool — Distinguish the work top from the seat and the marking tool.
• Share a Story — Distinguish story pages, a floor sitting spot, and a cover for loose sheets; no reading performance.
• Cover Clothes or Hold Tools — Distinguish a wearable cover, a paint container, and a packed drawing-tool holder.
• The Making Job Changes — Retrieve dry marking, wet-paint application, and clothing cover in a changed choice set.
• Keep Sheets or Tools — Retrieve the different keeping jobs for sheets, dry tools, and wet paint.
• Work and Put Away — Distinguish a work top, a flat paper cover, and a bag worn on the back; no sequence scoring.
• Choose for a New Work Need — Retrieve a wearable cover, story pages, and a drawing-tool holder across changed jobs.
• Make Something and Keep the Work — Show What You Know — Choose the tool, work place, cover, or holder that fits a simple making or keeping job.
• A Little Table, a Seat, or a Box — Distinguish a small side table, a seat with a back, and a deep toy container.
• A Head, a Body, or Feet — Distinguish a cushion beneath the head, a warm body cover, and footwear worn indoors.
• Light, Story Pages, or a Little Table — Distinguish light, shared story pages, and a small bedside table.
• Keep Things Together or Bring Light — Distinguish a flat paper cover, a deep plaything container, and light.
• Sit on the Floor or at the Table — Distinguish a floor mat from a raised seat and a small drawing-tool holder.
• Cover the Right Thing — Distinguish whole-table covering, a cover worn for painting, and a warm bed cover.
• Carry Dishes or Make a Resting Place — Retrieve flat carrying, a fixed side-table place, and a seat at the table.
• A Packed Meal, Pages, or a Drink Pad — Retrieve a closing meal container, a flat paper cover, and a small pad beneath a drink.
• Resting Place Helpers — Retrieve a head cushion, light, and shared story pages.
• Find a Place for Each Thing — Retrieve a small drawing-tool holder, a laundry container, and a drink pad.
• Find the Right Place — Show What You Know — Choose a familiar seat, cover, holder, or helper for the stated everyday job.
• Wash, Wipe, or Dry — Choose soap for washing hands, a dish rack for letting washed dishes dry, or a dish towel for drying a washed cup.
• Carry the Right Load — Choose a backpack for personal things, a serving tray for several dishes, or a water bottle for one closed drink.
• Cup, Clothes, or Rest — Choose a coaster for a cup, an art smock for covering clothing during painting, or a blanket for covering the body during rest.
• Keep Things Together — Choose a folder for loose paper sheets, a shoe box for shoes, or a pencil case for pencils.
• Shoes, Clothes, or a Spill — Choose a shoe brush for dirt on shoes, a lint roller for fuzz on clothing, or a paper towel for a small water spill.
• A Seat, a Little Table, or a Cushion — Choose a chair for a table seat, an end table for a small item beside a seat, or a pillow for a resting head.
• Clothes, Papers, or Light — Choose a hamper for clothes before washing, a folder for loose paper sheets, or a lamp for light in a dark room.
• Make or Serve — Choose a paintbrush for paint on paper, a serving spoon for moving food to a plate, or a pencil for a fine mark on paper.
• One Drink or Several Dishes — Choose a blue cup for one drink, a pitcher for serving drinks, or a serving tray for several dishes.
• Cover, Hold Paint, or Keep Papers — Choose a garment bag for clothes already hanging during travel, a paint pot for paint, or a folder for loose paper sheets.
• Choose What Helps Next — Show What You Know — Transfer familiar object jobs to new combinations and choose again when the stated daily job changes.
• Open Food, One Sip, or a Closed Meal — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• Pour, Sip, or Keep Closed — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• Stand, Wipe, or Wait — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• Whole Table, One Place, or One Drink — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• Cover a Table, Wear a Cover, or Keep Warm — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• On Your Back, In a Case, or In a Folder — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• Hook, Travel Cover, or Loose Fuzz — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• Floor Spot, Table Seat, or Sleep — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• Carry Dishes, Sit, or Work — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• Shoe Dirt, Hair Tangles, or Clothing Fuzz — Choose between related helpers by the concrete feature or job that is needed.
• Choose Between Similar Helpers — Show What You Know — Choose among familiar helpers by the small feature or job detail that fits the daily need, then transfer the choice when that detail changes.
• Carry It Your Way — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for carry it your way.
• Eat, Sip, or Pour — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for eat, sip, or pour.
• A Cover You Wear — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for a cover you wear.
• Three Drying Clues — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for three drying clues.
• Keep the Right Things — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for keep the right things.
• Clothes Have Different Places — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for clothes have different places.
• Light, Wake, or Rest — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for light, wake, or rest.
• A Place Under It — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for a place under it.
• Soft Things for Different Jobs — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for soft things for different jobs.
• Listen Before Making — Use both clues to choose the pictured helper for listen before making.
• Listen for Two Clues — Show What You Know — Choose a familiar helper using both the stated job and a simple fit, material, or carrying clue.
• Pour, Sip, or Carry — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Poke, Scoop, or Wipe — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Cover the Table or Clothes — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Help with Washed Dishes — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Change the Art Helper — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Keep or Carry Work — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Give Clothes a Place — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Get Ready for a Story — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Carry or Set Down — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Wash, Brush, or Dry — Replace the first helper with the pictured helper that fits the stated unmet need.
• Try a Better Helper — Show What You Know — Hear the first helper and a concrete unmet need, then choose a replacement that fits the job.
• Ready for a Picnic — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Finish Cleaning the Table — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Make a Drawing Spot — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Finish Your Picture — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Get Ready for a Story — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Get Clothes Ready — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Bring the Meal Together — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Make Rest Time Comfortable — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Before You Leave — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Listen to the Whole Job — Choose the missing helper after hearing what is already ready.
• Solve a Little Everyday Problem — Show What You Know — Use a concrete setup to find the helper that is still needed, with familiar supports and simple language.

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