INFORMAL LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST
4 YEAR OLD - INFORMAL LANGUAGE SAMPLE CHECKLIST
Student: ____________________________ Birthdate: ______________________ CA:____
Examiner: ____________________________ Date of Sample: ______________________
THIS CHILD DEMONSTRATED THE FOLLOWING SKILLS DURING THE SAMPLE:
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|CONCEPTS, PROCESSING, AUDITORY COMPREHENSION |MORPHOLOGY/ GRAMMAR |
|( Y ( N – Identifies colors |( Y ( N – Answers Yes/No questions |Pronouns: (circle) |
|( Y ( N – Identifies body parts |( Y ( N – Answers who, what, why, where, when how many(up to #4) |( Y ( N – Singular & Plural Subjective |
|( Y ( N - Sequences an event |questions |I/ you/ he/ she/ we / they/ it |
|( Y ( N - Gives descriptions |( Y ( N – Asks questions |( Y ( N – Singular & Plural Objective |
|( Y ( N – Gives functions |( Y ( N – Repeat sentences containing 4-5 words. |me / you/ him/ her/ us/ them |
|( Y ( N - Problem solves events |( Y ( N – Follow simple directions (2-3 part) |( Y ( N – Singular & Plural Possessive |
|( Y ( N – Understands |( Y ( N – Prepositions |my/ mine/ your/ yours/ his/ hers/ theirs/ its/ |
|comparative/superlatives |( Y ( N – Number concepts |ours |
|( Y ( N – Repeats 4 digits if given slowly |( Y ( N – Time concepts (today, yesterday, etc.) | |
| |( Y ( N – Categorizing: selects items that are the same |( Y ( N – Present prog. –“ ing” |
| |( Y ( N – Categorizing: selects items that are the different |( Y ( N – plural marker –s, -es |
| | |( Y ( N – Semiauxiliaries (gonna, gotta, wanna) |
| | |( Y ( N – Possessive –s (girl’s hat) |
| | |( Y ( N – Present tense auxiliary (can, will, be,|
| | |do) |
| | |( Y ( N – “BE” verb + pres. prog. “-ing” |
| | |( Y ( N – Uses “be” verb (is / are/ am) |
| | |( Y ( N – Regular past tense “-ed” |
| | |( Y ( N – Irregular past tense |
| | |( Y ( N – Articles “a” “the” etc. |
|NOTES: | |
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|MEAN LENGTH OF UTTERANCE & SENTENCE STRUCTURE |
|( Y ( N - 3.75-4.5 |
|( Y ( N - Uses 3-5 words in a sentence |
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|LITERACY & NARRATIVE SKILLS |
|( Y ( N – Told personal narratives |( Y ( N – Stories included people |( Y ( N – Retells stories/TV shows/procedure |
|( Y ( N – Told with adult prompting | |( Y ( N – Stories told in random order |
|( Y ( N – Told independently |( Y ( N – Stories included setting |( Y ( N – Listens to short books/ stories |
|( Y ( N – Stories sequenced |( Y ( N – Stories included outcomes |( Y ( N – Holds a book correctly |
|( Y ( N – Points & labels pictures |( Y ( N – Turns pages |( Y ( N – Listens to simple nursery rhymes, songs |
| |( Y ( N – Retells a story in sequence | |
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|PRAGMATICS- (Use of language in communicative interactions) |
|SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY - ( 75-95% |
|( Y ( N – Appropriate turn taking |( Y ( N – Terminate topics in conversation |( Y ( N – Were utterances |
|( Y ( N – Associative play |( Y ( N – Maintain topics in conversation |sequenced? |
|( Y ( N – “Conversation” with dolls |( Y ( N – Looks for missing toys |( Y ( N – Were utterances told in |
|( Y ( N – Engages in simple, make believe |( Y ( N – Holds up fingers to tell age |random order? |
|activities |( Y ( N – Helps put away toys |( Y ( N – Makes conversational repairs |
(Leave ‘Not Observed’ skills unchecked)
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