- Points to several clothing items on request
- Matches sound to animals
- Matches object to picture
- Assembles four nesting blocks
- Identifies three body parts
- Recognizes self in photograph
- Uses Play-Doh and paints
- Uses mostly words to communicate
- Begins to use two-word combinations
- Uses word combinations with relational meanings (daddy show, more juice)
- Has at least 50 words
- Follows two-part instruction
- Sometimes says “no”
- Shows sympathy for other children and tries to comfort
- Shows jealousy of attention given to others
- Shows a wide variety of emotions
- Engages in parallel play
- Defends possessions
- Eats with fork
- Eats with spoon, spilling little
- Takes of front-opening jacket or shirt
- Removes shoes when laces undone
- Helps with simple household tasks
- Kicks a ball forward
- Runs well, seldom falls
- Walks up and down stairs alone, both feet on step
- Build towers of four or more blocks
- Turns pages of picture book, one at a time
