Expressive Language Targets for Children Functioning Between the 24 ...
[Pages:1]Expressive Language Targets for Children Functioning Between the 24 - 36 Month Developmental Level
? Uses two-word phrases frequently and spontaneously ? Has an expressive vocabulary of at least 50 words ? Regularly adds new words to vocabulary ? Relates personal experiences ? Uses three-word phrases ? Refers to herself by name then by pronoun by 27-30 months ? Asks for assistance ? Uses action words ? Uses two sentence types (declaratives, questions) ? Responds to greetings consistently ? Uses negation ? Answers questions with "yes" or "no" ? Uses plurals ? Uses prepositions ? States gender ? States first and last name ? Relates recent experiences through verbalization ? Uses verb forms ? Expresses physical state words ? Converses in sentences 3-5 word sentences ? Counts to 3 ? Names one color ? Learns to answer early "Wh-" questions
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Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP
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