Edited Checklist SPED NonGraded Level 1
Edited Checklist SPED NonGraded Level 1
Edited Checklist SPED NonGraded Level 1
SPED DEPARTMENT
Learners Development and Progress Checklist
SY 2023- 2024
To the Parent / Guardian:
Learnerseducational
The purpose of this assessment is to monitor learners’ individual Development and
needs Progress
based Checklist
on Most Essential Learning Competencies (MELCs) per quarter area.
LEARNER’S PROFILE
SECTION LEVEL TEACHER TEACHER'S SIGNATURE
Removes socks
Extend arms withwhen
(L-R) maximum assistance.
removing t-shirt with maximum assistance.
4
Extend arms (L-R) when removing t-shirt with maximum assistance.
6 Sits on toilet bowl with assistance.
7 To wash genital with maximum assistance.
8 Washes face with soap and water with maximum assistance.
9 Dries face with towel with maxImum assistance
10 Hangs towel with maxImum assistance.
FINAL RATING
Look at the person facing him with prodding, attempts to reach for
1
the hand of the person facing him.
To response by smiling and plays with others such as teachers and
2
classmates.
3 Attempts to do a task/materials presented for manipulation with maximum prompting from adult without completion.
4 Returns for materials used with assistance.
5 Listens to the sounds, imitate maximal prompting.
6 Expresses emotions through body language like smiling, clapping etc.
Social
5 Makes a verbal response in a simple familiar word, imitates what was whispered.
5
Names basic /shapes associated to true -to -life and practical situation in concrete from and outline form.
Numeracy
Discriminates:
8 a. big and small objects
b. long and short objects
c. heavy and light,
9 Sorting objects with similar sizes
10 Differentiates weights of objects by any weighing scale indicator
FINAL RATING
1 Rolls one's body in any directions with assistance.
2 Crawls on hands and knees in a homo lateral fashion
Stands using both hands and feet as leverage with human assistance: from
3
Perceptual - Motor
4. Closes mouth so that front teeth are edge to edge (prompted by spreading child’s lips at the corner and moving
Communication
his/her jaw so that the front teeth come together on edge looking like a grin
Lip Movement
1. Makes lips round (prompted by putting teacher’s thumb and forefinger at the corners of child’s mouth and
pushing the tips slightly toward the center)Ex: long “o” and “u” sound
2. Sticks out the lips together like pouting (prompted by putting teacher’s thumb and forefinger near the corners of
the child’s mouth and gently squeezing his/her lips together and out)
6 3. Sticks out the lower lip (prompted by gently pulling or “teasing” the upper lip down and out)
4. Spreads the lips wide and apart with the teeth closed like a big grin prompted by spreading child’s lips wide at
the corners with the thumb and forefinger and moving his/her jaw with the other teacher’s hand so that child’s
teeth are shut
5. Flaps the lips fast (sounding like a motorboat’s “b-b-b” and prompted by having child blow then wiggle his/her
lips up and down with teacher’s finger)
6. Closes the lips blowing through them (prompted by gently closing child’s lips while pushing in and up on
stomach)
Tongue Movements
1. Moves tongue up and down and to the left and right
2. Moves tongue from side to side
3. Puts tongue way back into mouth by touching the tip of the tongue (with minimum assistance for “guh” and
7 “kuh”)
4. Holds tongue still and flat in the mouth
5. Lifts the tip of his/her tongue (for letters TH, L, T) by holding lower jaw open and touching upper lip with a
lollipop or lift up his/her upper lip with tongue depressor
6. Chews, licks, and sucks (on large lollipops, pretzel sticks for practice on lip, jaw and tongue movements)
Auditory Discrimination
1. Identifies common specific sounds in the environment
2. Recognizes familiar sounds and imitates them
8 3. Identifies loud and soft sounds by pointing
4. Detects direction of specific sound by gesturing
5. Shows recognition of the voices of the immediate members of his/her family and his/her teacher
6. Knows the purpose for certain auditory stimuli by acting on it
FINAL RATING
Weight
1. Identifies heavy and light objects separately
1 2 Differentiates heavy and light objects
a. by the use of his/her hands
b. by the use of a non-standardized scale
Distance
1. Touches objects that are near and point to objects that are far
2. Places or puts objects
2 a. that are near to a farther area
b. from a far to a nearer place
3. Reaches out for objects that are near and those that are far
NUMERACY
8 Compares sets and numerals using more than and less than, equal and not equal, without the use of symbols and
with values up to 10
FINAL RATING
1 Sits in a normal and erect position with both hands on the lap with physical/back support
Sits in a normal and upright position on a chair
2 Walks erect in a coordinated fashion for a short distance with human/maximum assistance
PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR
4
Turns wind-up key 90 degrees in every turn
Removes bottle cap in 60 seconds
5 Holds a one-inch diameter object in the palm of the hand and moves forward the object to pincer grasp without
assistance from the other hand
2 Uses the following with physical or nonverbal expressions whenever necessary such as: 1. “May I”.
2. “Please” through 1. gestures 2. flashcards/charts
3 Uses the following with physical or nonverbal expressions whenever necessary such as: 1. “I’m
SOCIAL
4 Uses the following with physical or nonverbal expressions whenever necessary such as: 1.
“Excuse me” 2. “May I pass?” 3. “Yes, you may” through 1. gestures 2. flashcards/charts
5 Shows acceptable behavior to befriend another by helping other children
6 Shows acceptable behavior to befriend another by sharing toys or other things
7 Shows acceptable behavior to befriend others by playing games with them
8
Shows participation by joining other group or school activity
FINAL RATING
1. Recognizes name when called by turning or by smiling
1 2. Shows various reactions such as smiling/laughing when happy or crying when sad, etc.
3. Recognizes various emotional tones through facial expressions
COMMUNICATION
2 Adds two 1-digit numerals with sums of not more than 10 by: 1. using concrete objects 2. using
stick diagrams 3. using fingers in vertical and horizontal positions
1. Adds several 1-digit numerals with sums of up to 10 in the a. vertical position b. horizontal
3 position without regrouping
2. Transforms picture problems into number sentences up to 10 without regrouping
1. Identifies given in a word or picture problem
NUMERACY
4
2. Solves picture problems in addition involving sums up to 10
1. Tells the days of the week
5 2. Sequences the days of the week
3. Performs certain routines during the week such as: a. schooldays b. day for prayer, etc.
1. Tells the parts of a clock, short and long hands
6
2. Tells time to the hour
1. Differentiate objects/persons according to their weight and/or height without actual measurement
7
2. Differentiate objects/persons according to the distance and/or temperature without actual
measurement
8 Names tools used for measuring 1. weight-weighing scale 2. height-ruler, tape measure 3.
distance- ruler, tape measure. 4. temperature- thermometer
FINAL RATING
1 Climbs and goes downstairs and ladders using the same foot with human assistance
PERCEPTUAL - MOTOR
2 Pulls and pushes a light object using both hands with assistance
3 Lifts a light object with one or both hands without assistance
4
Move’s one’s body around and through objects by running simple mazes with maximum assistance
Move’s one’s body around and through objects by moving through tunnels with maximum
5
assistance
6 Balances with maximum support 1. rocker 2. on board or rail
7 Balances on trampoline spring with maximum support
8 Moves rhythmically in any direction with maximum support
FINAL RATING
1 Folds 8 ½” x 11” paper in half
PRE- VOCATIONAL
1. fingernails
2. toe nails
1. Uses sanitary napkins with maximum assistance
6
2. Washes genitals with soap and water during menstruation with maximum assistance
3. Uses shaver and cream with maximum assistance
8 Demonstrates how to follow orders or requests in forming a line when passing in and out of
the room through gestures
1
Identifies objects at random by touching and feeling with maximum support
PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR
2 Identifies objects, persons, etc. with maximum help that are: Up and down , Forward and
backward
3 Establishes homolateral hand, eye, and foot dominance with minimal support
4
Responds to general directions or assignments with no time expectancy with maximum help
5 Identifies simple time lapses such as day, time of day and seasons with maximum help
6 Listens to sounds or words and gestures meanings or purposes of auditory stimuli
7 Sees objects in any visual field and holds materials closely
8 Attends to an activity or to a learning material
1 Takes on one job responsibility such as wiping the table
PRE-VOCATIONAL
2 Uses directory of emergency numbers
3 Drinks water from a glass without spilling
4 Drinks different liquids from a glass without spilling
5 Puts trash in the trash bin/ basket
6 Goes to the toilet without prompting
7 Recognizes dangerous materials
8 Recognizes dangerous objects
K to 12 MELCs for Level 1
4th Quarter
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Remarks
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