Developmental Norms: Expressive Language (3) Flashcards
(7 cards)
1
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6-12 months
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6 months:
- coos, gurgles
- blow bubbles
- babbles with intonation
12 months:
- babbles with consonants (n, d, b, m(
- Points, waves and gestures
- Tries to copy sounds
2
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1;6- 2 years
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1;6 years:
- points and vocalises for requests
- imitates words and sounds
- says around 10 recognisable words
2 years:
- learns and uses new words quickly
- 50 word vocab; leaves favourite food, toys, pets
- 2-word combination, e.g. “sit chair”
- repetitive vocab
3
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2;6- 3 years
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2;6 years:
- 200 word vocab
- 2-3 word MLU; joins 2-3 words
- uses ‘what’, ‘who’, ‘me’, ‘I’, ‘you’ pronouns
- sings parts of nursery rhymes
- intelligible to parent/carer
3 years:
- 1000 word vocab
- increasing use of verbs
- uses grammatical morphemes -ing, -ed and plural ‘s’
- uses negative, e.g. ‘don’t’
- 3-4 word MLU
4
Q
3;6- 4 years
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3;6 years:
- 3-4 word MLU, uses 3-4 word sentences
- Links sentences with conjunctions, e.g. and, but, or
- Intelligible speech to most people
4 years:
- 1500 word vocab
- grammatically corrects own speech
- asks ‘what’, ‘how’ and ‘why’ questions, and meaning of words
- tells long stories
- uses regular/irregular pronouns, e.g. apples, mice BUT may still overgeneralise, e.g., “childrens”
5
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4;6- 5 years
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4;6 - 5 years:
- MLU 4-6
- can describe why objects are similar or different
- past tense, e.g. “I went”
- predicts what will happen next
- fluent speech
- asks meaning of abstract words, e.g., “beautiful”
- gives connected account of an event
- uses concepts such as size, e.g. “tall” ,”short
6
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5;6 - 6 years
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5;6 - 6 years:
- 8+ words per sentence
- sequences numbers
- can relate simple stories and give explanation
- uses past, present, and future tense in well-formed sentences, may still have errors
7
Q
7-11 years
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7- 11 years:
- can explain the meaning of words
- begins to use slang
- can construct sentence using time concepts
- uses language to negotiate