Three Words Together — Level 1

10 available units with 100 parent-read teaching lessons and 10 separate checks. Local Owner review; narration and release remain pending.

• Three Words Tell Us — Connect a familiar named person and a visible action in one short sentence.
• Mom Can Point Too — Add Mom is pointing and compare it with a known Mom action and a known Justin action.
• Who Is Waving? — Listen for Justin or Mom while the waving action stays the same; include a familiar pointing review.
• Who Is Pointing? — Retrieve the actor distinction with pointing rather than waving, after the earlier actor contrast.
• What Is Justin Doing? — Listen for the action when Justin stays the same, with a previously learned Mom phrase in review.
• What Is Mom Doing? — Apply the same action contrast to Mom after practicing it with Justin.
• Waving While Sitting — Recognize the same waving sentences in seated scenes; review Mom pointing while seated.
• Pointing While Sitting — Recognize pointing in seated scenes and distinguish person and action without using posture as an answer clue.
• Listen Again, Find Again — Retrieve familiar actor/action phrases with standing and seated trials interleaved and cue detail reduced.
• Who and What Together — Use actor and action together against both a same-actor foil and a same-action foil.
• Who Is Waving? Who Is Pointing? — Show What You Know — Parent-read phrase meaning review. Audio and saved progress are held.
• Look at the Pictures — Connect the adult's modeled I see sentence with a familiar named person or a pictured drink.
• Pairs and Playthings — Extend I see to shoes, socks and blocks while separating two familiar clothing words.
• People in Another Pose — Recognize Justin and Mom seated, with blocks as a familiar nonperson contrast.
• Different Shoes and Socks — Recognize shoes and socks despite changed colors and materials.
• Juice in Two Containers — Keep the referent juice when its cup and straw change; review shoes and blocks.
• Blocks in a Box — Recognize visible blocks inside a container and distinguish them from socks and juice.
• Back to Familiar People — Retrieve Justin and Mom across the two previously introduced postures after object practice.
• Clothes Can Look Different — Retrieve shoes and socks across both introduced exemplars, with blocks as a toy contrast.
• Things We Have Seen — Retrieve juice, socks and blocks across known representations with less advance cueing.
• People and Things Together — Review the names and a plural referent in the same modeled frame before the separate check.
• I See Something — Show What You Know — Parent-read review of known referents in the I see sentence frame. Audio and saved progress are held.
• A Shape with a Color — Hear a natural three-word noun phrase naming one colored shape.
• The Shape Word Matters — Keep the color in mind while distinguishing a square from a circle.
• One Color, Two Shapes — Retrieve circle and square phrases in a mixed set instead of staying with one noun.
• Tell More About What I See — Locate a described noun phrase embedded after the previously modeled I see frame.
• What Do You See — Recognize the same noun phrase when an adult models it as an answer.
• Choose for a Pretend Picture — Recognize a described shape in a simple narrated art request.
• Remember the Circle Phrases — Select familiar circle descriptions before any target model in this lesson, then compare examples and try again.
• The Same Phrase in Two Sentences — Maintain the same described referent across I see and Here is sentence frames.
• Fix the Picture Choice — Compare a proposed shape with a requested description and choose a replacement that fixes the mismatch.
• Listen Across Picture Jobs — Retrieve known descriptions across seeing, answering and pretend-picture contexts with faded explanations.
• A Described Thing — Show What You Know — Parent-read color and shape meaning review in modeled article phrases and sentence contexts. Audio and saved progress are held.
• Three Words Tell Where — PHRASE, FEATURE, REPAIR
• More Places for the Ball — PHRASE, FEATURE, REPAIR
• Listen to the Whole Answer — FEATURE, REPAIR, PHRASE
• Choose the Requested Place — REPAIR, FEATURE, PHRASE
• A New Place in My Words — UPDATE, PHRASE, REPAIR
• Follow the Changed Request — UPDATE, FEATURE, REPAIR
• What Really Happened — ACTUAL, FEATURE, UPDATE
• Tell the Place We Have — ACTUAL, REPAIR, UPDATE
• Box and Stool Stories — PHRASE, UPDATE, ACTUAL
• Put the Answers Together — FEATURE, REPAIR, ACTUAL
• Where Is It — Show What You Know — Parent-read location answer review. Audio and saved progress are held.
• Meet the Ball and the People — Introduce Justin/Mom, singular ball antecedent, wash versus dry with models.
• Drying and Rolling — Model remaining three phrases, including narrated rolling; retrieve L01 words only after taught.
• Listen for Who — Actor-focused near-foil practice; one foil changes actor, another action. Do not claim all three choices hold action constant.
• Listen for the Action — Action-focused near-foil practice; one foil changes action, another actor. Do not claim every option keeps actor fixed.
• Fix the Person — A modeled wrong-actor sentence/picture is replaced; correct action alone is insufficient.
• Fix the Action — A modeled wrong-action sentence/picture is replaced; correct actor alone is insufficient.
• Match the Whole Sentence — Mix same-actor/different-action and different-actor/same-action foils in every trial.
• Use the Named Ball — Mixed actor/action correction and consolidation; explicit ball antecedent supports meaning but is not a separate object-discrimination demand.
• First Cumulative Sentence Set — Complementary three-target cumulative rehearsal: cold whole-sentence retrieval after teaching, worked actor/action correction, then modeled feature-described actor/action request. Same known blue ball, not novel-object transfer.
• Other Cumulative Sentence Set — Complementary three-target cumulative rehearsal: cold whole-sentence retrieval after teaching, worked actor/action correction, then modeled feature-described actor/action request. Same known blue ball, not novel-object transfer.
• Someone Acts on Something — Show What You Know — Parent-read review of who washes, dries, or rolls the blue ball. Audio and saved progress are held.
• Words for the New Picture — Use complete state sentences with after, after feature, change.
• Other Ways Things Look Now — Use complete state sentences with after, after feature, change.
• Look at the First Picture — Use complete state sentences with before, before feature, repair before.
• Before the Other Changes — Use complete state sentences with before, before feature, repair before.
• Both Parts Must Fit — Use complete state sentences with change, repair change, same.
• Same from First to Now — Use complete state sentences with same, repair same, change.
• Fix a Change Story — Use complete state sentences with after, repair change, before.
• The Plan and the Now Picture — Use complete state sentences with after, actual, change.
• First Cumulative State Set — Use complete state sentences with after, before, change.
• Other Cumulative State Set — Use complete state sentences with after, before, change.
• Things Can Change — Show What You Know — Parent-read review of first and now picture pairs. Audio and saved progress are held.
• Big and Small Red Circles — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• Big and Small Blue Squares — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• Big and Small Yellow Triangles — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• Listen for the Color — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• Listen for the Shape — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• Keep All Three Words — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• Find the Match Again — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• A Shape for a Picture — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• Different Shapes Same Clues — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• Describe and Choose — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• More About Things — Show What You Know — Understand a modeled size, color, and shape together in a three-word description; point or tap without reading or speaking.
• A Request Names the Help — MODEL_AND_MATCH: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• Open or Close — CONTRAST_ACTION: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• Carry or Find — TRACK_REFERENT: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• Clean or Fix — COMPARE_FULL_MEANING: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• A Different Kind of Help — CHANGE_ONE_DETAIL: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• Repair a Mixed-Up Request — REPAIR_MISMATCH: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• Remember the Whole Request — RETRIEVE_BEFORE_MODEL: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• Help in Another Situation — CHANGED_CONTEXT: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• Compare Two Requests — COMPARE_AND_EXPLAIN: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• Choose Helpful Words — CUMULATIVE_REVIEW: understand a three-word request for a particular kind of help in a narrated situation.
• Asking for Help — Show What You Know — Choose a complete three-word phrase for a narrated situation with equal adult-read access to all choices.
• An Action and a Thing — MODEL_AND_MATCH: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• Wash or Dry — CONTRAST_ACTION: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• Ball or Box — TRACK_REFERENT: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• Opening and Closing — COMPARE_FULL_MEANING: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• Change the Thing — CHANGE_ONE_DETAIL: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• Repair an Action Mix-Up — REPAIR_MISMATCH: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• Remember Both Clues — RETRIEVE_BEFORE_MODEL: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• A New Pretend Task — CHANGED_CONTEXT: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• Which Detail Is Different — COMPARE_AND_EXPLAIN: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• Actions with Things Review — CUMULATIVE_REVIEW: understand a three-word action-and-object phrase in a narrated situation.
• Actions with Things — Show What You Know — Choose a complete three-word phrase for a narrated situation with equal adult-read access to all choices.
• Listen for Every Clue — MODEL_AND_MATCH: compare shape, shape, shape meanings before supported review.
• Compare Size Words — CONTRAST_ACTION: compare shape, shape, shape meanings before supported review.
• Compare Color and Shape — TRACK_REFERENT: compare shape, shape, shape meanings before supported review.
• Listen to Where — COMPARE_FULL_MEANING: compare location, location, location meanings before supported review.
• Same Ball Another Place — CHANGE_ONE_DETAIL: compare location, location, location meanings before supported review.
• Repair a Location Match — REPAIR_MISMATCH: compare location, location, location meanings before supported review.
• Choose a Request — RETRIEVE_BEFORE_MODEL: compare request, request, request meanings before supported review.
• Keep the Requested Help — CHANGED_CONTEXT: compare request, request, request meanings before supported review.
• Mix the Clues Carefully — COMPARE_AND_EXPLAIN: compare shape, location, request meanings before supported review.
• Three Words Together Review — CUMULATIVE_REVIEW: compare shape, location, request meanings before supported review.
• Listen Compare and Choose — Show What You Know — Compare complete three-word meanings across already modeled descriptions, locations and requests.

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