Language development Flashcards

1
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  • Coos and gurgles when content
  • cries to show hunger, tiredness and distress
  • reconginises difference in tones of voice
  • recognises carers voice- smiles in responce to others faces
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0-3 Months

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  • Babbles and coos
  • Babbles consist of short souces such as da, ma, ga
  • Laughs, chuckles and squeals
  • cries to show distress
  • begins to enjoy music and rhymes accompanied by actions
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6 Months

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3
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  • Babbling continues
  • May imitate simple word/ sounds
  • Babbling begins to reflet intonation of speech
  • May understand simple word e.g. bye bye
  • Begins to accosiate words with people and objects

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9 Months

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4
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  • Strings vowles and consontats together to make repeititve sounds - echolalia
  • Uses gestures to ask for things
  • May say first words
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1 Year

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5
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  • Uses single words
  • May have about 10 words that carer understand
  • single words- holophrases used to mean more than one thing depending on the intonation the baby uses
  • Often uses pointing accompanied by a single word
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15 Months

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6
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  • Puts two words together -telegraphic speech
  • Key words put together in a grammatical way
  • Vocabulary increases wtih children learning 10-30 words in a month (mostly nouns0
  • Repeats wors and sentences that are heard
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18 Months

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7
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  • Speed of learning vocabulary increases- may have between 50 and 200 words
  • Starts to use negitive
  • Asks frequent question what? why?
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2 Years

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8
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  • Typical vocab 200- 300 words
  • Speech understood by strangers
  • Talks to themselves during play
  • Pronouns (you, she it) used correctly
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3 Years

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9
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  • Vocabulary now edtensive 1,000 to 2,000 words
  • Longer and more compex sentenses
  • Begins to describe how other people feel
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4 Years

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10
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  • Sentences usally correctly structures although some incorrect grammer may be used
  • Wide vocab includes; numbers, shapes and colours
  • Questions more precise
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5 Years

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11
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  • Understands 13,000 words
  • Understand opposites
  • classifies according to from colour and use
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6 years

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12
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  • Understands 20,000 - 26,000 words and is aware of mistakes in other people’s speech
  • Understands the intervals an seasons
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7 Years

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0-3 Months

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  • Coos and gurgles when content
  • cries to show hunger, tiredness and distress
  • reconginises difference in tones of voice
  • recognises carers voice- smiles in responce to others faces
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6 Months

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  • Babbles and coos
  • Babbles consist of short souces such as da, ma, ga
  • Laughs, chuckles and squeals
  • cries to show distress
  • begins to enjoy music and rhymes accompanied by actions
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15
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9 Months

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  • Babbling continues
  • May imitate simple word/ sounds
  • Babbling begins to reflet intonation of speech
  • May understand simple word e.g. bye bye
  • Begins to accosiate words with people and objects
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16
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1 Year

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  • Strings vowles and consontats together to make repeititve sounds - echolalia
  • Uses gestures to ask for things
  • May say first words
17
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15 Months

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  • Uses single words
  • May have about 10 words that carer understand
  • single words- holophrases used to mean more than one thing depending on the intonation the baby uses
  • Often uses pointing accompanied by a single word
18
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18 Months

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  • Puts two words together -telegraphic speech
  • Key words put together in a grammatical way
  • Vocabulary increases wtih children learning 10-30 words in a month (mostly nouns0
  • Repeats wors and sentences that are heard
19
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2 Years

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  • Speed of learning vocabulary increases- may have between 50 and 200 words
  • Starts to use negitive
  • Asks frequent question what? why?
20
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3 Years

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  • Typical vocab 200- 300 words
  • Speech understood by strangers
  • Talks to themselves during play
  • Pronouns (you, she it) used correctly
21
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4 Years

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  • Vocabulary now edtensive 1,000 to 2,000 words
  • Longer and more compex sentenses
  • Begins to describe how other people feel
22
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5 Years

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  • Sentences usally correctly structures although some incorrect grammer may be used
  • Wide vocab includes; numbers, shapes and colours
  • Questions more precise
23
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6 years

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  • Understands 13,000 words
  • Understand opposites
  • classifies according to from colour and use
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7 Years

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  • Understands 20,000 - 26,000 words and is aware of mistakes in other people’s speech
  • Understands the intervals an seasons