10-24 Months Flashcards

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Gross motor 10 month old

Lower and upper limits of gross motor function

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Sit stable, lean forward and turn, pull to stand, crawl/ creep

A 6 month old can get up into hand, hands to feet, sit supported, roll tummy to back at 5 months and back to tummy at 6 months

A 12 month old stands not holding on, cruises around furniture, and is independent with stepping

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Gross motor 12 month old

Upper and lower limits

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A 12 month old can stand not holding on, step independently, cruise around furniture

A 9 month old can sit stable, lean forward, pull to stand, crawl/ creep

A 15 month can walk independently and squat to play

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Gross motor 15 month old

Upper and lower limits

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A 15 month old can walk independently and squat to play

A 12 month old can stand without holding on, cruise around furniture and take independent steps

An 18 month old can walk backwards, kick, throw overhand, run cautiously, up stairs with hand held, climb onto a chair

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Gross motor 18 month old

Upper and lower limits

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An 18 month old can walk backwards, kick a ball, throw overhand, climb stairs with hand held, climb onto chair, run cautiously

A 15 month old can walk independently, squat to play

A 24 month old can throw a ball into a bin, confidently run, seat self at a table, scoot a trike, up stairs one at a time holding on

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Fine motor 9 month old

Upper and lower limits

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Take 3 blocks, index point, object permanence begins (may watch fallen object), search for partly hidden object, bang

6 month old can take 2 blocks, transfer hand to hand, mouthes toys

12 month old pad to pad pincer, puts blocks into a cup, casting, finds hidden objects

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Fine motor 15 months

Upper and lower limits

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Stack two blocks, mark paper with pencil, fist grip

9 months index pointing, object permanence for partly hidden objects watch falling object, takes 3 blocks

18 month old stack 3 blocks, vigorous straight scribble, 3 shape board, 3 shape board 3 in., handedness begins

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Fine motor 18 month old

Upper and lower limits

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Stack 3 blocks, vigorous straight scribble, 3 shape board, handedness begins

15 month old, pen to mark paper with fist grip, stack two blocks

24 month old imitate vertical line, then horizontal (30 months), dagger for grip, circular scribble, stack 6, train 3, 3 hole board rotated

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Fine motor 24 month old

Upper and lower limits

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Stack 6 blocks, train of 3, rotated three shape board, circular scribble, imitate vertical then horizontal line (30 months), dagger grip

18 months stack 3 blocks, vigorous straight scribble, 3 shape board 3 in, handedness begins

36 months stack 9, thread big beads, 3 brick stairs and bridge, handedness established, imitate circle, cross tripod grip

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Receptive language 9 month old

Upper and lower limits

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Understands no, ta, own name and follows bells/ keys diagonally

6 month old, selective response to tone in mothers voice, rapidly turns to quiet sounds/ voice, localises to bells/ keys horizontally and vertically

12 month old, shakes head for no, copy wave bye bye, define by use!!!

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Receptive language 12 month old

Upper and lower limits

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Shake head for no copy wave bye bye, define by use

9 month old, understands no, ta, own name, bells/ keys on diagonal

15 months understands object names, appropriate response to ‘where’s …’ wave bye bye on request, understands point

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Receptive language 15 month old

Upper and lower limits

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Understands object names, appropriate response to ‘where’s …’, wave bye bye on request, understands point

12 month old shakes head for no, copies wave bye bye, define by use

24 month old prepositions on, in, follows a 2 step command e.g. Shut door and get coat, object uses, which one for …., 6 body parts, fetch item from another room 30/12

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Receptive language 24 month old

Upper and lower limits

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Prepositions on, in, two step commands, fetch item 30/12, 6 body parts, object uses, which one for

18 months, first body parts, hands familiar object/ toy on request

36 months, 4 prepositions, under, up, down, in, mime/ complex gesture to indicate wants, fetch 2-3 items from 42/12

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Expressive language 9 month old

Upper and lower limits

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Vocalise to communicate, polysyllabic, tuneful babble, jargon

6 months consonants, single c/v consonant vowel combinations

12 months first words with meaning

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Expressive language 12 months

Upper and lower limits

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First word with meaning

9 months vocalise to communicate, poly-syllabic, tuneful babble, jargon

15 months 2-6 words

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15 months expressive language

Upper and lower limits

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2-6 words

12 months first word with meaning

18 months prominent jargon, 6-20 words, two wants (milk, cookie, more), many common objects, animal noises, family’s names, gives own name

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18 months expressive language

Upper and lower limits

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6-20 words, gives own name, two wants (milk, cookies, more), many common objects, animal noises, family’s names

15 months 2-6 words

24 months combinations, prominent echolalia, ‘me’, ‘no’, joins in songs/ rhymes, questions what/who 30/12, 3-5 word combinations 30/12, verbs eat, kick, gone 30/12

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24 months expressive language

Upper and lower limits

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2 word combinations, prominent echolalia, ‘me’, ‘no’, joins in songs/ rhymes

18 months, prominent jargon, 6-20 words, two wants (milk, cookie, more), many common objects, animal noises, family’s names, gives own name

30/12 questions who, what, 3-5 word combinations, pronouns I, me, you, verbs eat, kick, gone

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9 month social and self cares

Upper and lower limits

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Plays peek a-boo, stranger danger, bangs rattle on ground/ table for sound

Cooperates with dressing

6 months lifts arm for pick ups, shakes rattle for sound

12 months
Pushes a toy car, mouthing less, clap hands, bangs cubes together in imitation

Drinks from held cup

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12 months social and self cares

Upper and lower limits

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Pushes a toy car, mouthing less, claps hands, bangs cubes together in imitation

Drinks from held cup

9 months plays peek a boo, stranger danger, bangs rattle on ground/ table for sound

Cooperates with dressing, feeds self a biscuit

15 months pushes large wheeled toy, casting prominent, spontaneous wave

Removes one item

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15 months social and self cares

Upper and lower limits

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Waves spontaneously, casting prominent, pushes large wheeled car

Removes one item

12 months pushes toy car, mouthing less, clap hands, bangs cubs together in imitation

Drinks from held cup

18 months symbolic play single step, stopped mouthing, likes to be shown books 21/ 12 and play alone with adult close 21/12

Removes hat, shoes and socks, independent with spoon

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18 months social and self cares

Upper and lower limits

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Symbolic play single step, stopped mouthing, likes to be shown books and play alone close to adult at 21/12

Remove hat, shoes and socks, independent with spoon

15 months pushes a large wheeled car, casting prominent, spontaneous wave

Remove one item

24 months imitative play one step, turns single pages of book, plays in group with adult 28/12, parallel play limit sequence 30/12, imaginary play sequence 36/12

Indicate wet/dirty, put some clothes on, independent with cup

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24 months social and self cares

Upper and lower limits

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Imitative play single step, turns single pages of book, play in a group with adult 28/12

Indicates wet dirty, put some clothes on, independent with cup

18 months symbolic play single step, interest in books and play alone with adult close 21 months

Remove hat shoes and socks, independent with spoon

30/12 parallel play imitation sequence

36/12 imaginary play sequence, gender, name friend, share, turns, likes to help, vivid pretend play

T-shirt on, shoes and socks on, wash hands (needs help with drying)