Child Language Written

3. Which researcher discussed orientation, event, & reorientation regarding recount writing?
4. What spelling type is it called when children reverse the correct order of letters?
7. What key stage do children learn about the possessive, to write in more genres, develop complex sentencing and write in different registers?
8. According to Britton, when a child uses more descriptive devices in their work, what stage are they?
9. What spelling type is it called when children miss out letters?
12. What key stage do children start to learn punctuation, suffixes, purposes, genre and grammar?
15. What is the linguistic term for spelling?
17. What is the linguistic term for a 'letter'?
18. What spelling type is it called when children add additional letters?
19. When a child writes to reflect thoughts & feelings, can recognise different genres and acknowledge the difference between speech and writing, which one of Kroll's stages does this reflect?
21. A child writing how they speak, using short declaratives and often minor sentencing is which one of Kroll's stages?

1. What spelling type is it called when children apply a rule to a word where it does not require it, e.g. writing finded rather than found?
2. What blends do children learn in early years curriculum?
5. Early years is between the ages of zero to what?
6. Who is the researcher behind lexical development?
10. What do we label as the who, what, where, when of a story/recount?
11. Stage 3 of Aitchison's lexical development, where children grasp hyponymy, and more word meanings/opposites, is called _________ building.
13. At what stage of Aichison's theory do children use overextensions?
14. Mastering basic motor skills and learning basic principles of the spelling system is which one of Kroll's stages?
16. According to Britton, when a child writes how they speak, mostly write in first person & discuss personal content, what stage are they?
20. The key sounds of orthography is what type of phonetic spelling?