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Birth to Six Prescreening
(for Vision, Hearing, and Development)
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3 TO 6 YEARS
3 TO 4 YEARS
Does the child...
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Jump, run, throw, climb, using good balance
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Draw up, down, around, and sideways using a
crayon
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Use materials and toys to make things
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Enjoy picture books and being read to
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Understand words that tell where things are
(behind, under, in, on)
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Use speech that is easily understood
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Ask a lot of "why" and
"what" questions
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Enjoy playing with other children
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Wait his turn some of the time
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Answer simple "where" and
"who" questions
4 TO 5 YEARS
Does the child...
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Enjoy tumbling or other games that use large
muscles (like the legs)
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Hop on one foot
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Draw a face that looks like a face
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Put on clothing with a little help
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Ask questions using "what, where, who and
why"
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Say most speech sounds clearly except for
"s, z, th, and r"
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Use words that show size and number (big, many)
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Say both her first and last name
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Enjoy playing with children of the same age
5 TO 6 YEARS
Does the child...
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Enjoy catching, throwing, kicking a ball
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Have good balance when playing large muscle
games (tag, tumbling, baseball)
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Enjoy cutting with scissors
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Dress self including buttoning, snapping, and
zippering
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Show interest in writing words
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Talk like the family talks (uses the same kinds
of words and sentences)
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Follow three-step directions in order given
("Get the ball, put it in the toy box, and come to the
table.")
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Say his full name, age and sex
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Enjoy playing organized games with other
children (Simon says, tag)
PRESCREENING CHECKLIST:
PRESCREENING
INSTRUCTIONS
VISION &
HEARING
BIRTH TO 12 MONTHS
12 MONTHS TO 3
YEARS
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