Rector Language Development

Language Development
Language Development Rebecca Rector
Infancy
gahhh ohhhh lahhh
My sweet baby, are you talking to me? Hush little baby dont you cry, mamas going to buy you...
12 months
Rattle, can you shake the rattle?
Patty Cake, Patty Cake, Bakers man, bake me a cake as fast as you can...
2 years old
Your block, yes block
my blcok
Once upon a time...
3 years old
How was school today?
I had fun! I painted.
4 and 5 years old
I made chicken and rice.
Dinner is almost ready!
I want macaroni and cheese! I don't like chicken and rice!
Resources
Nourishing Language Development in Early Childhood directed by John Davidson; produced by Frances Davidson, fl. 2008 (San Luis Obispo, CA: Davidson Films, 1996), 31 mins
In infancy, talking back to baby when they babble, making eye contact and singing can help begin to develop language skills.
At one year, babies love rhymes and songs. They also like parallel and self talk.
By 24 months, babies at using telegraphic or two word speech. Books are very important at this stage.
By 3 years old, children are using coequal speech. They are learning to speak in sentences.
By 4 and 5 years old children are chatty and very talkative and inquisitive.

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