Child U is just 4 years old and lives in a Spanish-speaking household. He socialises well and responds to adult talk confidently. Examples of spoken English: I eat it? It tastes like chocolate.” “Can getting bigger.” “It it delicious.” “Mmmm mummys got shampoo.” “My Making a butterfly with salt dough. want to make a butterfly “I (sticks eyes on it) you eyes”. Adult: you see the queen bee? She has a white spot on “Can her body.” Child: is the queen bee? Where is her crown?” “Where Looking at the carrots they have grown came from the “It ground we have to wash it because it was dirty.” …. Child W is 4 ½ years old and lives in a Bengali-speaking household. He can follow a story with pictures, but tends to
Child U is just 4 years old and lives in a Spanish-speaking household. He socialises well and responds to adult talk confidently. Examples of spoken English: “Can I eat it? It tastes like chocolate.” “It getting bigger.” “Mmmm it delicious.” “My mummys got shampoo.” Making a butterfly with salt dough. “I want to make a butterfly (sticks eyes on it) you eyes”. Adult: “Can you see the queen bee? She has a white spot on her body.” Child: “Where is the queen bee? Where is her crown?” Looking at the carrots they have grown “It came from the ground …. we have to wash it because it was dirty.” Child W is 4 ½ years old and lives in a Bengali-speaking household. He can follow a story with pictures, but tends to