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Vocabulary Checklist |\n| --- |\n| Children understand many more words than they say. We are particularly interested in the words your child SAYS and/or SIGNS. Please go through the list and mark the words you have heard/seen your child use. If your child uses a different pronunciation of a word (for example, “raffe” for “giraffe” or “sketti” for “spaghetti”) mark the word anyway. Remember, that this is a “catalogue” of all the words that are used by many different children. Don’t worry if your child knows only a few of these right now. |\n\n\n| 1. Sound Effects and Animal Sounds (12) |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| says signs | says signs | says signs |\n| baa baa O O | meow O O | uh oh O O |\n| choo choo O O | moo O O | vroom O O |\n| cockadoodledoo O O | ouch O O | woof woof O O |\n| grrr O O | quack quack O O | yum yum O O |\n\n\n| 2. Animals (Real or Toy) (43) |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| says signs | says signs | says signs |\n| alligator O O | duck O O | penguin O O |\n| animal O O | elephant O O | pig O O |\n| ant O O | fish O O | pony O O |\n| bear O O | frog O O | puppy O O |\n| bee O O | giraffe O O | rooster O O |\n| bird O O | goose O O | sheep O O |\n| bug O O | hen O O | squirrel O O |\n| bunny O O | horse O O | teddy bear O O |\n| butterfly O O | kitty O O | tiger O O |\n| cat O O | lamb O O | turkey O O |\n| chicken O O | lion O O | turtle O O |\n| cow O O | monkey O O | wolf O O |\n| deer O O | moose O O | zebra O O |\n| dog O O | mouse O O |  |\n| donkey O O | owl O O |  |\n\n\n| 3. Vehicles (Real or Toy) (14) |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| says signs | says signs | says signs |\n| airplane O O | firetruck O O | tractor O O |\n| bicycle O O | helicopter O O | train O O |\n| boat O O | motorcycle O O | tricycle O O |\n| bus O O | sled O O | truck O O |\n| car O O | stroller O O |  |\n\n\n| 4. Toys (18) |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| says signs | says signs | says signs |\n| ball O O | chalk O O | pencil O O |\n| balloon O O | crayon O O | play dough O O |\n| bat O O | doll O O | present O O |\n| block O O | game O O | puzzle O O |\n| book O O | glue O O | story O O |\n| bubbles O O | pen O O | toy O O |\n\n\n| 5. Food and Drink (68) |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| says signs | says signs | says signs |\n| apple O O | food O O | pizza O O |\n| applesauce O O | french fries O O | popcorn O O |\n| banana O O | grapes O O | popsicle O O |\n| beans O O | green beans O O | potato O O |\n| bread O O | gum O O | potato chip O O |\n| butter O O | hamburger O O | pretzel O O |\n| cake O O | ice O O | pudding O O |\n| candy O O | ice cream O O | pumpkin O O |\n| carrots O O | jello O O | raisin O O |\n| cereal/granola O O | jelly O O | salt O O |\n| cheerios O O | juice O O | sandwich O O |\n| cheese O O | lollipop O O | sauce O O |\n| chicken O O | meat O O | soda/pop O O |\n| chocolate O O | melon O O | soup O O |\n| coffee O O | milk O O | spaghetti O O |\n| coke O O | muffin O O | strawberry O O |\n| cookie O O | noodles O O | toast O O |\n| corn O O | nuts O O | tuna O O |\n| cracker O O | orange O O | vanilla O O |\n| donut O O | pancake O O | vitamins O O |\n| drink O O | peanut butter O O | water O O |\n| egg O O | peas O O | yogurt O O |\n| fish O O | pickle O O |  |\n\n\n| 6. 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