Alyvia Probert

Martha A. York
Assessment of Young Children
4-23-2014
PLAAFP
Jason is a 4 year, 2 month old who speaks in mostly one-word phrases.
When he does speak he is very difficult to understand. His mother can
usually understand him, but his father and other family members
cannot.
Typically developing four-year-olds can speak in sentences of 4-6
words, tell about past experiences, and talk clear enough for a stranger
to understand.
IEP Goals and Benchmarks
Goal: In 36 instructional weeks, during structured classroom activities,
Jason will appropriately use language to express needs, thoughts, and
ideas, and engage in appropriate listening 90% of given opportunities,
as measured on 3 consecutive sessions.
Benchmarks:
In 9 instructional weeks Jason will use 3-4 words to communicate
needs, thoughts, ideas, and feelings clearly with 90% accuracy 3
out of 4 sessions.
In 18 instructional weeks Jason will be able to ask clarification
questions when asked to complete 1-2 step tasks. Jason will use
3-5 words to communicate with 90% accuracy 3 out of 4
sessions.
In 27 instructional weeks Jason will express preferences in
making choices and communicate choosing and sharing a toy
with other students 4 out of 5 opportunities over 3 sessions.
In 36 instructional weeks, during structured classroom activities,
Jason will appropriately use language to express needs, thoughts,
and ideas, and engage in appropriate listening 90% of given
opportunities, as measured on 3 consecutive sessions.