First Grade* Based on the American Speech-Language Hearing Association article: Your Child's Communication Development: Kindergarten Through Fifth Grade
Your Child's Communication: First Grade By the end of 1st grade your child should be able to do the following: Listening Remember information Respond to instructions Follow 2-3 step directions in a sequence Speaking Be easily understood Answer more complex "yes/no" questions Tell and retell stories and events in a logical order Express ideas with a variety of complete sentences Use most parts of speech (grammar) correctly Ask and respond to "wh" questions (who, what, where, when, why) Stay on topic and take turns in conversation Give directions Start conversations Reading Create rhyming words Identify all sounds in short words Blend separate sounds to form words Match spoken words with print Know how a book works (e.g., read from left to right and top to bottom in English) Identify letters, words, and sentences Sound out words when reading Have a sight vocabulary of 100 common words Read grade-level material fluently Understand what is read Writing Express ideas through writing Print clearly Spell frequently used words correctly Begin each sentence with capital letters and use ending punctuation Write a variety of stories, journal entries, or letters/notes HEALTHGRADES
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