Milestones and Normative Info |
From ASHA: |
From LinguiSystems, this is a .pdf file you can download and/or print out with developmental milestones for ALL areas of communication, including specific language skills. |
Includes norms for adults and children for various voice parameters: fundamental frequency, amptlitude, s/z ratio, phonatory duration |
Discusses the rate and patterns of "normal dysfluencies" in children as well as rate for spontaneous remission, vs. symptoms of true stuttering |
Age norms for Mean Length of Utterance, as well as development of various morphological structures. |
Foreign Languages |
Normative info about MLU, morphology, and verb tense acquisition in Spanish |
Narrative Development |
1. Hedberg and Westby (1993) Narrative stages 2. Free download for Test of Narrative Retell has developmental data Pk-3rd gr |
Chapman's developmental stages for questioning skills |
Compiles the norms from several sources |
From North Shore Pediatric Therapy. No references given. |
Ages at which 80-90 percent of typical students have achieved particular phonological skill. Moats, L, & Tolman, C (2009) |
The Standardized Visual Communication and Sign Language Checklist for Signing Children ... from Project Muse, published by Gallaudet Univ Pub. |
Review in AJSLP by Sharynne McLeod and Kathryn Crowe (2018) CLICK HERE for a nice chart! |
Milestones for hearing, speech, language, and cognition for ages birth to eight years old. |
Hierarchy of soc/prag skills related to executive function, from Washington University, 2017. |
Hierarchy chart of lang processing skills, based on Gail Richard's The Source for Processing Disorders Free from TpT |
Speech Motor Control |
From Gaertner, 2008. |
Synopsis of Blank's developmental sequence for questions, concrete to abstract. |
Milestones and red flags for learning two languages simultaneously. From bilingualkidspot.com |
Hierarchy of Social/Pragmatic Skills as Related to the Development of Executive Function, created by Kimberly Peters, Ph.D., Washington University |
Adapted from P. McGhee, Pd.D., Understanding and Promoting the Development of Children’s Humor, Kendall/Hunt, 2002. |
For ages 3-5+ From pld-literacy.org |
Ages 1-6 yrs. From pld-literacy.org |