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Speech Therapy
by Rehabilitation Services
at MCMH
Maine Coast Memorial Hospital
65 Church Street
Ellsworth, ME 04605
207 664-5472
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Use the following information only as a guide to your
child's speech development.
If you have questions or concerns about your child,
contact a speech-language pathologist at Maine Coast
Memorial Hospital at 664-5472.
Mile Stones
Year 1
- Says 2 to 3 words (may not be
clear)
- Repeats same syllable 2 to 3
times. (ma, ma,...)
- Carries out simple direction
when accompanied by gestures (bye-bye)
- Answers simple questions with
nonverbal response (body language)
- Imitates voice patterns of
others
- Uses single words
meaningfully to label
Year 2
- Says 8 to 10 words by age
1.5, 10 to 15 words by age 2
- Puts two words together (more
cookie)
- Points to 12 familiar objects
named
- Names 3 body parts on doll,
self or another person
- Names 5 family members
- Produces animal sounds
- Asks for some common food
items by name when shown
Year 3
- Uses simple 3-4 word
sentences
- Uses
NO or
NOT in speech
- Understands and responds to
WHERE, WHO,
and WHAT questions
- Carries out a series of two
simple commands
- Uses more adult-like verb
forms (Baby Ann is tired)
- Uses
is and
a statements (This is a
ball.)
- Uses possessive forms of
nouns (Daddy's)
- Counts to ten
- Uses some class names (toys,
animals, food)
- Uses some plural nouns
Year 4
- Uses a vocabulary of at least
300 words
- Uses is at
the beginning of questions when appropriate
- Uses words to describe
feelings
- Expresses future occurrences
with going to, have to,
want to
- Changes word order
appropriately to ask questions (Can I? Does he?)
- Uses some common irregular
plurals (men, feet)
- Tells about an event in his
day in timely order
- Tells full name
- Knows ABCs by rote memory
Year 5
- Carries out series of three
directions
- Demonstrates understanding of
passive sentences (Girl was hit by boy.)
- Uses compound and complex
sentences
- Uses contractions
can't, don't,
won't
- Points out absurdities in
pictures
- Knows basic opposites
- Names picture that does not
belong in particular class (one that's not an
animal)
- Tells whether two words rhyme
- Points to some, many, several
- Tells address and telephone
number
- Answers
why
question with an explanation
- Defines words (Rain is water
from the sky.)
Our Staff
For more information about Speech & Language
Pathology, contact:
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Director of Rehabilitation Services
Doug Keith
664-5472 or Fax 664-5476
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