Quarterly Progress – XX 1) Three word SVO utterances - content verbs Verbal/visual reminder “Tell me what you’re doing” or “What do you need?” – holding 3 fingers Objective met. Subject-Verb-Object 100 % Correct 80 60 40 20 0 Base 1 Base 2 * Final 1 Final 2 Generalization: Mean Length of Utterance Utterance Length 3 2.21 2 1.37 2.39 1.58 1 0 Base 1 Base 2 Final 1 Clinic: o “my two things in my backpack” o “me got new pink shoes” Final 2 Home: o “Xxxx let me use her mug” o “me done with lose turn.” 2) Pronouns he/she Practiced phrases, high-structured activities No model and no prompt to use pronoun Progress made. Met criteria in more than one session Confusion over “he” versus “she” 3) Pronoun I No model Action or possession statements High-structured activities Objective met. – 100% in 2 final measures Generalization: Best in practiced phrases, requests “I love you” 4) Initial consonant /m/ in words Direct model Practiced CV or CVC words Page 1 Quarterly Progress – XX Practiced words: mop, mud, mat, map, more, moo, moon, milk, and mouse. Progress made. 5) Lip-rounding on /sh/ in “she” Objective met o Single words, more difficult in sentences Lip-rounding on /sh/ in "she" 100 % Correct 80 60 40 20 0 Base 1 Final 1 Final 2 6) Say name “xxxxxx” Objective met Say name "xxxxx" % Correct 100 80 60 40 20 0 Base 1 Final 1 Final 2 Generalization Data: o Car, camp o Easy now! Recommendations 1. Continue treatment: low and high structured naturalistic activities with functional targets 2. Language treatment - expressive production: Increased utterance length SVO in low-structured activities with less prompting Subjective third person pronouns (he, she) Generalized use of first person pronoun I to unpracticed phrases Possessive pronouns (my, your, her, his) 3. Speech targets - initial consonants and lip-rounding/retraction Rounded sounds (as in /u/, /w/, and /ou/) Initial /m/ Initial /f/ Initial /g/ (present in final position but fronted with /d/ in initial position) 4. Continue home practice Page 2