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NET Lesson Plans 1

The document outlines various Natural Environment Teaching (NET) activities designed to enhance communication skills in learners through play. Each activity includes specific mands, tacts, receptive tasks, and intraverbals related to items like a ball pit, balloons, blocks, bubbles, cars, chalkboards, drawing, games, legos, and movies. The activities encourage learners to ask for items, describe them, follow instructions, and engage in conversation using various language forms.
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NET Lesson Plans 1

The document outlines various Natural Environment Teaching (NET) activities designed to enhance communication skills in learners through play. Each activity includes specific mands, tacts, receptive tasks, and intraverbals related to items like a ball pit, balloons, blocks, bubbles, cars, chalkboards, drawing, games, legos, and movies. The activities encourage learners to ask for items, describe them, follow instructions, and engage in conversation using various language forms.
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NET Activity: Ball Pit

• Have learner ask for the ball pit


• Have learner ask to get in
Mands •

Have learner ask for balls
Have learner ask to jump in
• Have learner ask to throw balls at a target or at the ceiling
• Have learner ask for the slide
• Have learner ask for balls by color
• Have the learner mand in 2-word combinations (“Throw ball”)
• Have the learner mand with carrier phrases (“I want…” Can I
have…?”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact objects (“What is this?”)
Have the learner tact colors (“What color is this?”)
• Have the learner tact actions of self/others (“What am I/you
doing?”)
• Have the learner tact pronouns (“Who has the ball?”)
• Have the learner tact prepositions (“Where are you?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch objects
Have the learner touch colors (“Touch the one that’s red.”)
• Have the learner demonstrate actions (“Show me throwing.”)
• Have the learner demonstrate prepositions (“Get in.” “Get
out.”)

Intraverbals •

Have learner fill in words: (“1, 2, __”; “Throw the ___”)
Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What do you play in?”
“What do you throw?”)
• Have learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“A ball is
something you ___”)
• Have the learner name other related items (“Tell me some
other toys.”)
NET Activity: Balloons
• Have learner ask for a balloon, pump, water
• Have learner ask to put on, pump, push, blow, take off, tie, let
Mands •
go, pop, throw, hit, kick
Have learner ask for colors /sizes
• Have the learner mand in 2-word combinations (“Blow
balloon”)
• Have the learner mand with carrier phrases (“I want…” Can I
have…?”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact (“What is this?”)
Have the learner tact colors (“What color is this?”)
• Have the learner tact size of balloons (“What size is this one?”)
• Have the learner tact actions of self/others (“What am I/you
doing?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch the balloon, etc.
Have the learner touch colors/sizes (“Touch red.” “Give me the
big one”)
• Have the learner demonstrate actions (“Show me throwing.”)

Intraverbals •

Have learner fill in words: (“1, 2, __”; “Ready, set, ___”)
Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What do you blow up?”
“What is something that’s round?” “What is filled with air?”
“What can you pop?”)
• Have learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“What do you do
with a balloon? “A balloon is filled with ___”)
• Have the learner name other related items (“Tell me some
things that are round.” “Tell me some things you see at a
birthday party.”)
NET Activity: Blocks
• Have learner mand for a block
• Have learner mand to build or stack blocks
Mands •

Have learner mand to knock down blocks
Have learner mand for blocks by color, shape, or size
• Have learner mand using two-word combinations (“stack
block”)
• Have learner mand using carrier phrases (“I want…” “Give
me…”)
• Have learner mand using prepositions (“on top of…”, “next
to…”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact a block (“What is this?”)
Have learner tact actions of self/others (“What are you
doing?”)
• Have learner tact the color of a block (“What color is this?”)
• Have the learner tact the shape of a block (“What shape is
this?”)
• Have the learner tact the size of a block (“What size?”
big/little)
• Have learner tact using prepositions (“Where is the block?)
• Have learner tact using pronouns (“Who has the block?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch/give a block (“Touch the block”)
Have learner demonstrate actions (“Show me building.”
“Knock them down.”)
• Have learner tact the color of a block (“What color is this?”)
• Have the learner touch/give a color, size, or shape
• Have learner place a block in a specific location (“Put it on
top/in bucket”)
• Have learner touch my/your blocks (“Touch my block.” “Touch
your block”)

Intraverbals •

Have learner fill in words: (“1, 2, __”; “Knock them ___”)
Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What do you build with?”
“What is a type of toy?”)
• Have learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“What do you do
with blocks?” “Blocks are a type of ___”)
• Have the learner name other toys (“Can you tell me some
toys?”)
NET Activity: Bubbles
• Have learner ask for bubbles
• Have learner ask for the wand
Mands •

Have learner ask to dip the wand in
Have the learner ask to blow
• Have the learner ask for big / little bubbles
• Have the learner ask to pop bubbles
• Have the learner mand in 2-word combinations (“Blow
bubbles.”)
• Have the learner mand with carrier phrases (“I want…” Can I
have…?”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact objects (“What is this?”)
Have the learner tact the size of the bubbles (“What size is this
one?”)
• Have the learner tact actions of self/others (“What am I/you
doing?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch objects
Have the learner demonstrate actions (“Show me blowing.”
“Show me popping.”)

Intraverbals •

Have learner fill in words: (“1, 2, __”; “Ready, set, ___”)
Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What do pop?” “What is a
type of toy?”)
• Have learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“What do you do
with bubbles?” “Bubbles are a type of ___”)
• Have the learner name other related items (“Tell me some
toys.”)
NET Activity: Car
• Have learner ask for the car
• Have learner ask to open the door or get in
Mands •

Have the learner ask to drive or for a push
Have learner mand for speed (fast/slow)
• Have learner mand for where they want to go
• Have the learner mand in 2-word combinations (“Push car.”
“Open door.”)
• Have the learner mand with carrier phrases (“I want…” Can I
have…?”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact the car(“What is this?”)
Have the learner tact colors on the car (“What color is this?”)
• Have the learner tact actions of self/others (“What am I/you
doing?”)
• Have the learner tact parts of objects (“What’s this part?” Door,
horn, headlight, wheel)
• Have the learner tact pronouns (“Who is driving?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch the car
Have the learner demonstrate actions (“Show me driving.”)
• Have the learner touch parts of objects (“Touch the door.”
“Touch the horn.”)

Intraverbals •

Have learner fill in words: (“The big red __”, “Ready, set, ___”)
Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What is something you
ride in?” “What is a type of vehicle?” “What has wheels?”)
• Have learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“What do you do
with a car?” “A car is a type of ___”)
• Have the learner name other related items (“Tell me some
types of vehicles.”)
NET Activity: Chalkboard
• Have learner ask for chalkboard, chalk, eraser (or wet/dry
paper towel)
Mands •

Have learner ask to draw, write, color,
Have the learner mand for stencils or for you to draw
something (i.e. house)
• Have the learner mand for long / short pieces of chalk
• Have the learner mand for different colors of chalk
• Have the learner mand for wet vs. dry paper towels to erase
pictures
• Have the learner mand in 2-word combinations (“draw house,”
“red chalk”)
• Have the learner mand with carrier phrases (“I want…” Can I
have…?”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact objects (“What is this?”)
Have the learner tact colors, length, wet/dry, dirty/clean
• Have the learner tact actions of self/others (“What am I/you
doing?”)
• Have the learner tact parts of pictures you drew (i.e. eyes,
nose, mouth of smiley face)
• Have the learner tact pronouns (“Who is drawing?”)
• Have the learner tact prepositions (“Where is the chalk?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch/point to/ give objects
Have the learner touch adjectives (“Touch the one that’s
long/wet/dirty/blue.”)
• Have the learner demonstrate actions (“Show me drawing.”)
• Have the learner touch parts of pictures you drew (i.e. eyes,
nose, mouth of smiley face)
• Have the learner demonstrate prepositions (“Draw a mouth
under his nose.”)

Intraverbals •

Have learner fill in words: (“1, 2, __”; “Ready, set, ___”)
Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What do you draw with?”
“What does a teacher write on?”)
• sHave learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“What do you do
with chalk?” “A teacher writes on a ___”)
NET Activity: Drawing / Coloring
• Have learner ask for crayon, marker, pencil, paper, coloring
book pictures
Mands •

Have learner ask to draw, write, color
Have the learner mand for you to draw something (i.e. house)
• Have the learner mand for colored crayons / markers / paper
• Have the learner mand in 2-word combinations (“draw house,”
“red crayon”)
• Have the learner mand with carrier phrases (“I want…” Can I
have…?”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact objects (“What is this?”)
Have the learner tact colors/length of crayons
• Have the learner tact actions of self/others (“What am I/you
doing?”)
• Have the learner tact parts of pictures you drew or colored (i.e.
eyes, nose, mouth of smiley face)
• Have the learner tact pronouns (“Who is drawing?”)
• Have the learner tact prepositions (“Where is the crayon?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch/point to/ give you objects
Have the learner touch adjectives (“Show me a short crayon.”
“Touch yellow.” )
• Have the learner demonstrate actions (“Show me drawing.”)
• Have the learner touch parts of pictures you drew/colored(i.e.
eyes, nose, mouth of smiley face)
• Have the learner demonstrate prepositions (“Draw a mouth
under his nose.”)

Intraverbals • Have learner fill in words related to the theme of the pictures:
(“You colored Barney the __”; “Wags the ___”)
• Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What do you draw with?”
“What do you color with?”)
• Have learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“What do you do
with crayons?”)
• Have the learner name members of a category (“Name some
things you draw with.”)
NET Activity: Hungry Hungry Hippos
• Have learner ask for Hungry Hippos, a specific hippo, marbles
• Have learner ask for actions: push, pick up
Mands • Have the learner mand with carrier phrases (“I want…” Can I
have…?”)
• Have the learner mand with pronouns (“My turn.”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact (“What is this?”)
Have the learner tact colors (“What color is this?”)
• Have the learner tact actions of self/others (“What am I/you
doing?”)
• Have the learner tact parts of objects (neck, eye, ear of hippo)
• Have the learner tact pronouns (“Who won?”)
• Have the learner tact prepositions (“Where are the marbles?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch the hippo / marbles
Have the learner touch colors (“Touch the yellow hippo.”)
• Have the learner demonstrate actions (“Show me pushing.”
“Make the hippo eat.”)
• Have the learner touch parts of objects (“Touch the hippo’s
neck.”)
• Have the learner demonstrate prepositions (“Take the marble
out of the hole.”)

Intraverbals •

Have learner fill in words: (“1, 2, __”; “Ready, set, ___”)
Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What’s an animal that
you see at the zoo?” “Tell me a game?” “What has marbles?”)
• Have learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“Where does a
hippo live?” “A hippo has a ___ “ “What is Hungry Hungry
Hippos?”)
• Have the learner name other related items (“Tell me some
animals.” “Name some games.” “Tell me some things you see
at the zoo.”)
NET Activity: Legos
• Have learner ask for legos, building parts, people
• Have learner ask to open, dump, build, push, pull,
Mands •

Have learner ask for legos by shape or color
Have the learner mand in 2-word combinations (“red lego”
“square lego”)
• Have the learner mand with carrier phrases (“I want…” Can I
have…?”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact (“What is this?”)
Have the learner tact colors/shape (“What color is this?” “What
shape?”)
• Have the learner tact actions of self/others (“What am I/you
doing?”)
• Have the learner tact colors/shapes of legos
• Have the learner tact the height of towers (“tall/short”)
• Have the learner tact parts of objects that they have built
• Have the learner tact pronouns (“Who is building?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch objects
Have the learner touch colors/shapes/height /length (“Show
me the tall one.” “Give me a long lego.”)
• Have the learner demonstrate actions (“Show me building.”)

Intraverbals • Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What do you build with?”
“What is a type of toy?”)
• Have learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“What do you do
with legos?” “Legos are a type of ___”)
• Have the learner name other related items (“Tell me some
types of toys.” “Name some things you build with.”)
NET Activity: Watching Movies
• Have learner ask for a movie
• Have learner ask for the specific movie that they want
Mands •

Have learner ask to pull movie out of the box
Have the learner ask to push movie into VCR/DVD player
• Have the learner mand to push play or turn it on
• Have the learner mand in 2-word combinations (“Push play”)
• Have the learner mand with carrier phrases (“I want…” Can I
have…?”)

Tacts •

Have learner tact the movie(“What is this?”)
Pause the movie and ask learner to tact objects on the screen
• Have the learner tact actions of self/others (“What am I/you
doing?”)

Receptive •

Have learner touch the movie
Pause the movie and ask learner to point to objects on the
screen
• Have the learner demonstrate actions (“Sit down.”)

Intraverbals • Have learner fill in words: (“Baby Einstein.” “Barney the


Dinosaur.”)
• Have learner answer IFFC questions (“What do you watch?)
• Have learner answer IFFC reversal questions (“A movie is
something you ___”)

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