sixdogssixcats
06-16-2006, 09:30 PM
Cognitive:
Leads parent to desired object
Puts away toys on request
Pretends to play musical instrument
Imitates housework activities
Groups objects in pretend play
Uses two toys together in pretend play
Knows 4 body parts and clothing on self
Chooses 1 object from a group of five upon request
Follows two-step directions
Uses both small and large toys
Plays for longer periods of time; interested in manipulative/constructive toys
Enjoys rhymes and singing
Will have inaninmate objects perform actions (doll washes self, etc)
Notices shapes of things
Thinks somewhat before acting
Uses a tool to obtain a desired object
Can foresee effects
Social-Emotional:
Parallel play (not with other children but along side)
Loves rough and tumble play
Demands nearness of adults
Alternates between clinging and resistance to parents
Conscious of own acts (whether approved or disapproved of)
Spends most of group time in solitary play, watching other children
Interacts by watching, taking turns and playing roles
Motor:
Pushes a stroller or a cart (not as a support for walking)
Flies a toy airplane
Runs
Walks upstairs, one at a time, not alternating feet
Squats to play
Jumps off floor with both feet
Separates pop beads
Snips paper with scissors
Strings 2 or 3 beads
Crawls backward down stairs
Oral Motor:
Drinks from straw
Has lip control when cup is moved away from mouth
Does sequence of suck-swallow
Can drink 1 ounce from cup without pausing
Can stop breathing while swallowing
Language:
Uses adult-like dialogue
Uses words during pretend play
Uses words to interact with others
Takes turns talking in conversation
Understands meaning of action words
Uses single words often
Uses sentence-like intonation patterns
Imitates 2- or 3-word phrases
Imitates environmental noises
Verbalizes two different needs
Uses 2-word phrases
Uses 50 different words by 20-21mo
Uses new words, often relates personal experiences
Refers to self by name
Self-Help:
Indicates pants are wet
Gestures to indicate toileting needs
Uses spoon to feed self without excessive spilling
Leads parent to desired object
Puts away toys on request
Pretends to play musical instrument
Imitates housework activities
Groups objects in pretend play
Uses two toys together in pretend play
Knows 4 body parts and clothing on self
Chooses 1 object from a group of five upon request
Follows two-step directions
Uses both small and large toys
Plays for longer periods of time; interested in manipulative/constructive toys
Enjoys rhymes and singing
Will have inaninmate objects perform actions (doll washes self, etc)
Notices shapes of things
Thinks somewhat before acting
Uses a tool to obtain a desired object
Can foresee effects
Social-Emotional:
Parallel play (not with other children but along side)
Loves rough and tumble play
Demands nearness of adults
Alternates between clinging and resistance to parents
Conscious of own acts (whether approved or disapproved of)
Spends most of group time in solitary play, watching other children
Interacts by watching, taking turns and playing roles
Motor:
Pushes a stroller or a cart (not as a support for walking)
Flies a toy airplane
Runs
Walks upstairs, one at a time, not alternating feet
Squats to play
Jumps off floor with both feet
Separates pop beads
Snips paper with scissors
Strings 2 or 3 beads
Crawls backward down stairs
Oral Motor:
Drinks from straw
Has lip control when cup is moved away from mouth
Does sequence of suck-swallow
Can drink 1 ounce from cup without pausing
Can stop breathing while swallowing
Language:
Uses adult-like dialogue
Uses words during pretend play
Uses words to interact with others
Takes turns talking in conversation
Understands meaning of action words
Uses single words often
Uses sentence-like intonation patterns
Imitates 2- or 3-word phrases
Imitates environmental noises
Verbalizes two different needs
Uses 2-word phrases
Uses 50 different words by 20-21mo
Uses new words, often relates personal experiences
Refers to self by name
Self-Help:
Indicates pants are wet
Gestures to indicate toileting needs
Uses spoon to feed self without excessive spilling