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EARLY LITERACY BEHAVIOR
DIRECTION: Observe your family or relatives having 1 or 2 kids only who are 2-3 years old. Observe the kids’ behavior and the family members’ interaction. Determine the early literacy behavior of the kids by checking the most observable traits only.
A. Oral Language

Humming

Imitating familiar sounds

Singing Counting

Reciting

Chanting similar to reading

Producing pleasant sound to imitate reading voice

Using incomprehensible language but perceive as reading

Using oral language

Possessing oral vocabulary

Reading aloud

Narrating familiar sounds

Inquiring

Commenting

Using language for communication

B. Physical Abilities

Playing toys

Attempting puzzle work

Manipulating clay, blocks, legos

Putting together toy parts

Dismantling toy parts

Holding and using pencil

Holding and using crayons

Finger painting

Holding books

Turning pages of books

Attempting to use paper and pencil

Drawing

Tracing

Scribbling

Discriminating pictures

Discriminating colors

Recognizing shapes and sizes

Identifying textures

Discriminating sounds

Imitating movements

C. Reading Skills

Browsing books and other colorful reading materials

Looking at pictures and other print materials

Eye focused intently on books

Recognizing letters, numbers

Recognizing pictures

Observing adult reading

Emulating adult reading

Enjoying story telling

Interested in reading aloud

Retelling

Half narrating

Half reading

Possessing reading vocabulary

Naming objects and characters

Reading on his own

D. Writing Skills

Scribbling

Squiggling

Tracing

Drawing

Coloring

Interested in pencil and paper activities

Attempting to make marks on paper

Recognizing lines and shapes

Invented spelling

Observing adult writing

Imitating adult writing

Practicing writing strokes

Copying letters and numbers

Starting to write his name and names of family members

Copying environment print

Writing with adult
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