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Do you wish you had a simple one-page sheet for parents to explain different speech, phonology, and phonological awareness norms and expectations? Want to feel more confident and prepared when sharing your assessment findings? Our Speech Development Fact Sheets by Age help you to provide speech sound development information for the ages of 3 years, 3.5 years, 4 years, 4.5 years, 5 years, and 6 years. Includes evidence and journal article references for further reading!
Have you ever been asked by a parent if their child’s speech sounds are typical, and you have no reference material? Have you ever wished that you had a simple, one-page sheet discussing different speech, phonology, and phonological awareness norms and expectations?
These fact sheets can help SLPs more confident and prepared to discuss speech sound development for the ages of 3 years, 3.5 years, 4 years, 4.5 years, 5 years, and 6 years.
DOWNLOAD these sheets if you want to:
✅ — Have a developmental list of single consonant and cluster development broken down by age.
✅ — Discuss speech intelligibility norms with parents and teachers
✅ — See a table featuring phonological processes that should be decreasing and those that are expected for different ages.
✅ — Have an outline of phonological awareness skills.
✅ — A list of journal articles where these norms and data were taken from to further your reading.
IDEAS FOR USE: print as a poster and have it on your wall, laminate, and store them in a folder as an easy reference tool, or upload the fact sheets onto a tablet so that you can instantly pull up the information you need.
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CONTENTS:
✅ — Six color, single-paged fact sheets
✅ — Ages include: 3 years, 3.5 years, 4 years, 4.5 years, 5 years, and 6 years
✅ — Consonant + cluster ages of acquisition, intelligibility norms, phonological processes (decreasing + age appropriate), and phonological awareness skills.
✅ — Black & white versions are also included for easy printing.
✅ — Includes a full-page list of references
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What SLP’s like you are saying:
❝ Clear, concise and so helpful for a new SLP to easily access norms!!❞
❝ This saves me the grief & time of gathering evidence-based sources to present to parents who need an in-depth explanation of their child’s speech development❞
❝ Put this in my developmental guide binder as a graduate SLP and I am so grateful for this resource! It is so comprehensive and encompasses everything I need to know about speech sound development❞
❝ These are what I have been looking for! There are so many developmental fact sheets out there but to have all the important facts on a clear and well-presented single page is the best. Thank you so much for a wonderful resource❞
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16 reviews for Speech Development Fact Sheets by Age
Alison C. (verified owner) –
I found these so useful to quickly check milestones for my students. I particularly liked that they include clusters as I always find it tricky to work out if these are age-appropriate or not.
Melissa S. (verified owner) –
I referred to these so often last year for my own purposes that this year I will be printing and hanging them on the wall near my desk! I hope I have an opportunity to give them to parents this year as well.
Abby P. (verified owner) –
I love being able to hand these out to parents during evaluations, especially for articulation needs.
Kristi H. (verified owner) –
A helpful tool to have if you’re an slp working at the schools. This is a great tool to share with your families and staff so they know when to reach out to you for a referral or seek outside speech therapy.
Venus S. (verified owner) –
Having all of this information on 1-page to present to my student’s parents and/ or teachers is incredibly helpful. Thank you for this!
Amy S. (verified owner) –
Another great resource. I show these to parents during initial speech therapy assessments. Very simple and easy to use. Thanks!
Jessica A (verified owner) –
I absolutely love these! Such a great resource to have. They are simple and easy to understand, perfect to share with families when discussing results.
Thank you!
Amy W. (verified owner) –
I have had 5 new evaluations for young children with speech sound disorders in the past 2 weeks and these have been so helpful to share with parents when I am reviewing the results of the evaluation. AISP provides so many fantastic therapy resources but this one is a hidden gem.
Leah S. (verified owner) –
This is a great resource to have to hand out to my parents, teachers, and caregivers of student’s on my caseload. The graphics are organized really well, and are easy to read and understand. Great purchase!
Tiffany L. (verified owner) –
In my private practice, I see a lot of parents who want information on what is typically developing and when/what they need to worry about. This is a nice visual that provides some basic education for parents. It’s a great resource.
Olivia B. (verified owner) –
This resource has been AMAZING to use during my evaluations. I use it almost every session to go over errors and norms with parents. They LOVE how easy it is to understand (me included).
Explore Therapy S. (verified owner) –
An excellent resource for families and childcare/kinder workers to support early detection of speech sound difficulties.
Julianne R. (verified owner) –
This resource has been extremely helpful when writing reports! All the information is there for me to reference! And it’s a great visual to show parents during meetings!
Meredith S. (verified owner) –
Thank you for putting together such a comprehensive summary of children’s ages and the sound acquisition and phonological processes. This makes referencing for parents very easy!
Rebekah P. (verified owner) –
This is one of my favorite resources ever. I keep them above my desk and refer to them all the time. They are simple, easy to read, and so informative. I love that they include clusters as well as singletons, and that they break skills down by sounds, patterns, intelligibility, and phonological awareness skills. SO helpful in communicating with parents.
Caroline H. (verified owner) –
I love this resource! I have it hanging on a bulletin board in my room and constantly refer to it when parents ask questions about various sounds. I will also use it during evaluations to explain things to parents. I also love how it ties in phonological awareness skills so I can tell parents what skills are expected and which ones should be coming next.