Suggested Ages for Acquisition for Boys Based on Iowa Nebraska Norms

Suggested Ages for Acquisition for Boys Based on Iowa Nebraska Norms

Suggested Ages for Acquisition for Boys Based on Iowa Nebraska Norms The chart below shows recommended ages of acquisition, based on the ages when 90% of English speaking boys produce single sounds (before or after a vowel), consonant blends, and clusters. Sounds acquired during the second half of the year (ex., 31/2, 41/2, etc) are shown at the bottom of each year. Pre and post vocalic positions are noted using the - and all vowel sounds are expected by age 3. This work was originally published by Smit, Hand, Freilinger, Bernthal, and Bird1 and is considered a recent comprehensive study. Additional information is available from Speech- Language Pathology Services in Schools: Guidelines for Best Practice2. m n ng th* s z r blends sh skw spl thr skr b h- y- l blends # g th er p w s blends spr str l- ch r- dg -l t d tw v k f- kw -f * voiced th as pronounced in THIS # voiceless th as pronounced in THIN 1 Smit, Hand, Freilinger, Bernthal, and Bird (1990) Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 55, 779-798 2 Virginia Department of Education (2011) Speech-Language Pathology Services in Schools: Guidelines for Best Practice VDOE Training - March 2013 Suggested Ages for Acquisition for Girls Based on Iowa Nebraska Norms The chart below shows recommended ages of acquisition, based on the ages when 90% of English speaking girls produce single sounds (before or after a vowel), consonant blends, and clusters. Sounds acquired during the second half of the year (ex., 31/2, 41/2, etc) are shown at the bottom of each year. Pre and post vocalic positions are noted using the - and all vowel sounds are expected by age 3. This work was originally published by Smit, Hand, Freilinger, Bernthal, and Bird1 and is considered a recent comprehensive study. Additional information is available from Speech- Language Pathology Services in Schools: Guidelines for Best Practice2. m d th# y s z ng thr skr b h- l- sh ch skw spl r blends t p w s blends spr str -l r- er kw tw dg g n v -f th* k f- l blends * voiced th as pronounced in THIS # voiceless th as pronounced in THIN 1 Smit, Hand, Freilinger, Bernthal, and Bird (1990) Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 55, 779-798 2 Virginia Department of Education (2011) Speech-Language Pathology Services in Schools: Guidelines for Best Practice VDOE Training - March 2013 .

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