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Sociodemographic Profile
Tadicate the complet sociodemographic profile ofthe child
Child’s Name: Sex: Date of Birth:
month day year
Address:
Barangay ‘Municipality/City Province Region
Chile's Handedness (Check appropriate box) Right Left
Both Not yet established
ently studying? (Check appropriate box) Yes No
I'Yes, write name of child's school / learning center / day care:
Father's Name: Fathers Age:
Father's Occupation Father's Educational Attainment:
Mother's Name: Mother's Age:
Mother's Occupati Mother's Educational Attainment:
Child's Number of Siblings: Child's Birth Order (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc)
@==. ByIt is recommended that the Checklist be administered to the child at six intervals.
Once every four months from ages 0 to 12 months; and once every six months from
ages 13 to 36 months (1 year 1 month to 3.0 years).
Computation of the Child’s Age
After verifying the dates, compute the child’s age by subtracting his birthday from the date the test is administered. Each month
is composed of 30 days. Do not round off the months or years. Write the examiner's name each time the test is administered.
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Introducing the Checklist
Introduce the Checklist to the parent/caregiver by saying the following:
We are here to help you find out how your child is developing by asking you some questions about the
things he is able to do or by having your child do some activities. There is no pass or fail score. This is just
a checklist. Some of the questions are for children older then your child so I do not expect him to be able
to do all the things | will be asking.
We plan to administer this Checklist several times until your child is 5 years and 11 months old. So please
do not teach or coach him because itis important to know just what he can and cannot do at his age.
Later on we will share the results with you and give suggestions on what else you can do to stimulate your
child’s development,
After rapport has been established, introduce the Checklist to the child aged 1.0 year or older by saying the following
| will be asking you to do some things for me today. Some of them will be very easy. Some of them may be
allie hard for you. Do fot worry if you cannot do them ail because some of the activities are for children
who are a litle older then you. So ! do not expect you to be able to do everything | ask. Just try your best
Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Checklist, Child's Record 1 2How to Administer
This form can be used for six separate evaluations of the same child soit will be easy for you to see
how he is developing as he grows older. The “Present” portion ofthis Form has 6 columns where you
will mark the child's skills and behavior each time you assess him. Ifthe child exhibits the skill or
behavior, puta check (#/) in the designated column. I the child does not, puta hyphen (-) and write
additional information in the “Comments” column explaining why the child was unable to demonstrate
the behavior.
Where to start and stop
For infants ages 0 month to 1.0 year:
‘The first few items in each domain pertains to infants or children 0 to 1.0 year old. These are those in
the “Infants Section.” Administer all these items. Then continue administering the rest of the items
in the domain, including those in the Section labeled “Optional starting point for children ages 1 year
and 1 month to 3.0 years.”
‘Stop only after five consecutive items in each domain have been marked with a hyphen (-)
For children ages 1 year 1 month to 3.0 years:
You may start with the section labeled “Optional starting point for children ages 1 year and 1 month
to 3.0 years” if the child is 1 year and 1 month off or older and you observe that he is able to do all
the items enumerated in the “Infants Section.” But if he is not yet able to do the Infant items, then
always start with Item # 1 of each domain.
Administer all the items in this “Optional” section.
How to score
Tally the number of check marks (V) in each domain and record this inthe section labeled “Total
Score.” Ifyou choose to skip the Infants Section, you still have to place a check for the items
in that section. Count them when you add up the scores for each domain.
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Gross Motor Domain
A. Infants Section (Ages 0 month - 1.0 year)
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1. Infant iis head PROCEDURE:
‘when held standing | Hold the clld in an upright postion and
carey emo your band from the chi's
neck according this abl t Ut his head
| and Keep it erect. Credit if the cbild |
| ‘occasionally lifts bis bead re of suppor.
| Parental report wil suffice.
2. | Inf wes ok | PROCEDURE
head wen yingon | Place the child on his stomach on a fat |
stomach surface, Credit ifthe child at least |
‘momentary ifs his beads tha tbe chin |
tsoff the surface. Parental report will | |
suffice.
3.| Infanholdshead | PROCEDURE
uprighton is own | Place the child on his stomach on a fat
sven hing on surlace. Credit if the child lifts bis bead | : |
stomach ‘and ches up s0 tba bis face makes a 90°
‘ange w/the surface for atleast several
seconds Parental report wil suffice.
| 4 | tnfcholds head | Parental report wil suffice.
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5. | Infant ros over from | pROCEDURE
his back wo his Place the child on his backon at surfice.
stomach with | Encourage him wo rol oer io his stomach,
assistance providing some assistance to do so. Credit
{f be eventually rols over. Parental °
report will suffice. | |
6.| infant cums from his | proceDuRe: |
sideto his back | Rol the child from his back to his side |
‘withoutassistance Make sure he snot restricted byis clothes | |
| { and his arm is not caught under his torso. | |
| Credit if the cild actively turns from bis i
| side to bis back. Parental report will
| | suffice.
{>| infansis wewih | pRocEDURE:
|| support teaning.on | Hold the child in a siting postion onthe
| | handsifplaced on | table and slowly remove yourand from the
bard sulace child making sure that he doesnot fll
Cro if th child sits alone and puts is
hands on bis legs or on the table for
support Parental report will suffice
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9. | Infant sits alone PROCEDURE;
stealily Hold the child in a siting postion on the
table and slowly remove your hand from him
making sure that he does not fll. Credi
the child sts alone steadily without
support, hoeping bis back fairy straight
Parental report will suffice.
410 Infant moves from | MATERIAL: any toy
siting to creeping’ | PROCEDURE:
crawling positon | Seat the child on the Boor. Place a toy on
the Hor, in front ofthe child, but not
‘within his reach. Observe how the child
moves from siting o creeping position
and the typeof movement fe makes to
reach forthe toy. Credit i the cbild
moves forward about 9 incbes or more,
sing either ofthe following: bands and
Anees, stomach and arms, bands and
eet Parental report will suffice.
11 tofan pls sett PROCEDURE:
from stig to ‘With the child in a siting positon, bold
| standing position both his hands and have him pull himself
vith minimal | up wth only minimal assistance from the
seshianne saul Credit if be child can stand up
Parental report will suffice.
12) sands with ‘MATERIAL elevated piece of furniture
‘minimum support | PROCEDURE:
Credit ifthe child olds on oa piece of
furiture wih both hands and bears weight |
‘onboin et Parental report will |
suffice.
Early Chidhood Care and Development (ECCD) Checklist, Chid's Record 1 Gross Motor Domain 5B. Optional starting point for children ages 1 year & 1 month - 3.0 years
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13.| Holds furninre with
both hands and
wal sideways
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MATERIAL: toy
| pRoceDuRE:
‘While the chilis standing, observe if he
moves from one point to another by
walking sideways. He may support himself
byholding on to furniture. He can be
encouraged to walkby placing toy on
the furniture near the child but just
outside his reach so he must walk to
reach the toy. Credit ifthe child walls
sideways while bolding on to furniture
for support and balance. Parental
report will suffice.
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1st | and | 3rd | 4 | sth | 6th
14.| Walks with both
brands held
PROCEDURE:
“Observe ifthe child walks when both
hhands are eld by an adult Credit ifthe
child lakes coordinated walking steps
wit only light support from te adult.
Automatically credit ifthe child can
‘already walk alone, Parental report
will suffice.
15,| Climbs on chair or
another elevated
piece of furniture
like abed without |
help
Parental report will suffice.
16.| Walksalone, rarely |
fas |
‘PROCEDURE:
Observe the child walks alone across the
room. Gredit ifthe child walks alone
with good balance without tripping
and rarely falling. Parental report
will suffice,
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17,| Walks backwards
PROCEDURE:
Ask the child to walk backwards by
demonstrating it. Credit if the cid is
‘able to walk backwards witbout falling
‘and bolding on to anything. Parental
report will suffice.
18,| Runs without
‘ripping or fling
‘MATERIAL ball
PROCEDURE:
Encourage the child oro by rolinga
ball across the Bloor. Credit if the cid
cary fst and smoothly without
tripping or faling
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successive step witout bolding onto
‘he handrail or wall for support. Do not
| give credit i be cb places both feet
on the step or uses the handrail or wall
forsupport
Parental report will suffice.
19.| Walks down stirs,2 | Automatically credit if tem #21 4s
feetoneachstep, | passed
with one hand held | Parental report will suffice. |
20.| walls up stars | MATERIAL: toy
holding handrail, 2) PROCEDURE:
feet oneach step | Place a toy inthe middle ofthe th or Sth
step and ask the chil to walk up the stairs
to get the toy. Credit ifthe cbild wal up
‘the slairs using the handrail or wallfor
support and places both feet on eacb
step before stepping on the next one.
Automatcaly credit if tem #21 is
passed.
Parental report will suffice.
{21.| was upstairs with | MATERIAL toy
alternate fet PROCEDURE:
‘without holding on | Place a toy inthe middle of the 4th or Sth
tothe handral step and ask the child wo walk upstairs to
set the toy. redit if tbe child walks
upstairs, alternating bs feet as be steps
‘on each successive step witout bolding_ |
| om to tbe handrail or wall for support. | |
Parental report will suffice. | |
22.| Walks downstairs | MATERIAL: ty | |
with alternate feet | PROCEDURE: .
‘without holding Place toy atthe bottom ofthe stairs and |
nin 2 handrail askthe child to walk downstairs to get the |
toy Credit f the cild walks downstairs,
alternating bis fet as be stepson each
TOTAL SCORE
Early Chitdhood Gare and Development (ECCD) Checklist, Chie’s Record 1
Gross Motor Dom:Fine Motor Domain
A. Infants Section (Ages 0 month - 1.0 year)
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1, | Handsofinfantare | PROCEDURE
kept open most of | Observe the nfs hands. Credit ibis
the time ‘hands are open most ofthe time.
Parental report wil suffice.
2, | Infantwavesarms, | MATERIAL: dangling objecvtoy
roves bodyatthe | PROCEDURE
sightofa dangling | Dangle he tyi front ofthe child
abjecitoy This must be elicited by the
interviewer.
3, | Infantbrings both | MATERIAL: dangling objecttoy |
hands together This must be elicited by the
| toward dangling interciewer.
abjecttoy
4, infantreaces for | MATERIAL: small toy/spoon |
and holds small toy” | PROCEDURE:
spoon Hold a smal iy/spoon in your hand and
‘ange the infant to get it
Tois must be elicited by the
interviexcer.
B. Optional starting point for children ages 1 year & 1 month - 3.0 years
1st | 2nd | 3rd] ath | sin | 6c
5.| Usesall5 fingers to | MATERIAL: any small ty object
setfoodtoys placed | PROCEDURE:
on a surfaced Seat the child onthe parents lap with his
elbows at level with the tabletop and is
hhands on the table o fat surface. Drop 2
small toy in front of him and attract his
tention by pointing othe toy oF upping the | |
tnblelat surface. Credit the child picks
up the toy, using all fingers as if raking.
Automatically credit ifbe passes the next |
item.
| 6.| Picks up objects with | MATERIAL any small to or food
thumb and index | PROCEDURE:
| finger Place 2toyfod infront ofthe child and
within his reach. Attract his attention by |
tapping near the tooo. Credit ifthe child
ses tbe pads of bis eum and index or
_Soreftager to pick up the toy/food.
7. | Pulistoys with string | MATERIAL: toy with string
‘This must be elicited by the
interviewer.
8 Fine Motor Domain Early Chichood Care and Development (ECCD) Checklist, Chis Record 1Pace aplece of paper and penci/erayon on
the able and ask the cid to draw anything
‘he wants without showing him what to do.
Credit ifthe cild uses the tips of bis
thumb and any of bs otber fingertips 10
_grasp ibe peniverayon and purposefdy
Scribble onthe paper (not acidentaly).
ieiucen eure mments
6th
8.| Disphaysadefnite | MATERIAL: toy
hhandpreference | PROCEDURE:
Place the toy direct infront ofthe child st
‘midline (not his ft or his right) and ask
him to reach for this. Credit if uses the
‘same hand 2 out of 3 times. Parental
report will suffice.
9.) Graspsand transfers | MATERIALS: 2 small ys
objet from hand | PROCEDURE
to band Observe ifthe child transfers a small toy from
‘one hand to the other. Encourage this by
siving the chil a toy and then presenting
another oy tothe same hand. Credit ifthe
bil transfers a ty from one band to the
other without using bis mouth or body
10.| Pushes érpullsa | MATERIAL: Interviewer’ kit or some large
large object object
PROCEDURE:
Demonstrate pushing or pling large
object.
‘This must be elicited by the inter-
viewer.
11] Pussmallobjecs | MATERIALS: small objects and container
in/outofconuiner | This must be elfcited by the
interviewer.
12) Holdscraoowith — | MATERIAL: crayon
allthe fingers ofhis | PROCEDURE: |
handas tough | Present child witha crayon and have him get |
making afst (ie, | this. red fbe holds it by wrapping all |
palmar grasp) five fingers around as if making a fist. |
‘Automaticaly credit this item if be uses |
the tips of allie fingers or the ips of bis |
thumb, index, and middle fingers. |
This must be elicited by the |
interviewer.
13 Unscrewstid of | MATERIAL: Container with screw-on top or
container or ‘wrapped candy
‘unwraps food This must be elicited by the
interviewer.
14] seribles MATERIALS: paper, penciverayon
spontaneously PROCEDURE:
TOTAL SCORE
Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Checklist, Chile's Record 1
Fine Motor Domain 9Self-Help Domain
A Infants Section (Ages 0 month - 1.0 year)
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1. | Infant sucks and Parental report will suffice.
swallows milk from |
breastor bottle |
2.| Infant begins to take | Ask the caregiver ifthe child can ake
solid foods semi-solid or mashed foods. Credit if the
caregiver reports tat tbe child tolerates
| these. Write “No opportunity” in the
| Comments section ifthe cild bas not
been introduced to solid foods.
3, | Chews solid food | Parental report will suffice. |
well
B. Optional starting point
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4.) Holds bottle al by
| himseir
for children ages 1 year & 1 month - 3.0 years
Pinar eee eee
| 1st | and | 3rd | ath | sth | 6th
Parental report will suffice.
5. | Reads selfwith finger
food (eg, biscuits,
bread) using fingers
MATERIALS: bread, biscuits
‘This must be elicited by the
interviewer. a
6.| Helps hold a cup for
MATERIALS: drinking cup, water
drinking Note: The cup should not have a lid or |
| spout |
| This must be elicited by the |
7.| Feeds selfusing Automatically credit if child eats |
[7°] tngerstoeatricer | “ttbout spitage
| | sands withsilage | Parental report wil sufice
Ta) panistom scp | MATERIALS dining cup, war
|| ith help This must be elicited by the
| interviewer
.| Feedssefsings | Automatically credit fbild eats
1°]. spoon wih silage | sftbouespitage
| Parental report wil suffice. |
To] Gesadrnkior | Parental report wl suffice.
tse witout any |
|| help
|
| TOTAL SCORE
Early Chishood Care and Development ECD) Checklist, Chile's Record 1Receptive Language Domain
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a’ A. Infants Section (Ages 0 month - 1.0 year)
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1, | Infant stares to Parental report will suffice. i
| oud sounas | |
2 | Infanttums eyes” | MATERIA: rate
head ioward sound | PROCEDURE:
‘Cary the child on his back wth one hand
and with the other shake arate out of his
‘ange of vision 6 inches fom his ea. Do
this continuously for 3 seconds and
observe whether he can tum oward the
sound. Credit ifthe ebild widens or |
| moves bis ees from side to side in
search ofthe sound. | |
3. | Infant watches Parental report will suffice.
smother intently 2s |
she speaks to him |
4.| Infantsmiles ata | Parental report will suffice.
familie woice, ke
‘when bis mother
tals to him
5.| Infantstops crying | Parental report will suffice.
when sung to |
B. Optional starting point for children ages 1 year & 1 month - 3.0 years
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| Ist | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Sth | 6th
6.| Tumshead when PROCEDURE: Go behind the child afew
called by name, {eet away and call out his name. Observe if
| | makeseyecontact | the child can look for you and smile.
Parental report will suffice.
7.| Understands“no” | PROCEDURE: Shake your head and finger
and say "No-no.” Then see whether the
child understands this. Credit if tbe child
‘stops what be is doing. Parental
report will suffice. |
8.) imitates adults" PROCEDURE: Place the child on the | |
playful sounds like | caregivers ap wih you facing the child |
coughing, ip ‘Then make the following sounds: cough,
smacking smack ips. Gredit if the child makes the
same sound orev jus be ip
movements.
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9. | Follows one step- | MATERIAL: spoon or any objet
command (eg | PROCEDURE: |
ive) when gestures | Wi the child seated infront of you, ge |
aroused him a spo. Then ask or he spoon
back by saying “GIVE ME TE |
_(obicct) "wit your hand (palm up) |
| ioward him. Credit i the cil looks at |
| ‘he object and bands it over to you |
even i be doesnot release this
| tmmediatly
10.) Followsonesiep- | MATERIAL: ty
| command without | PROCEDURE:
needfor gestures | Place the toy onthe Noor and asthe
child to pick his up without poining
they or using any ober gesture. Credit
1f the cil picks up the ty.
11] Poinstoafanily | PROCEDURE:
member when Ath child to point his mother/
askedtodoso | caregiver. Credit be does 0.
TE| Points oS body | PROCEDURE:
pars ofhiswhen | Have the child point to his eyes, nose,
asked in do so ‘mouth hands and fet. Credit f be can
point to all these.
13.| points 5 named | MATERIAL picture book 1
| picured objets | PROCEDURE:
| ‘when asked odo | Show the child picure book (2 pictures,
| 0 er page) and ask im to point to the
| | picture by saying "Wheres the _?”
| Credit ifthe child can use bis finger to
| point to at least 5 pictures
14.| rolowsonestep | MATERIAL: block/oy |
insinctions hat | PROCEDURE:
include simple ‘kth child to pu a blockto under the |
prepestions (eg, | ble; on the able; inthe bag. Do not
inon, under etc) | pointor use gestures when ging the
| | instruction. Credit ifthe cbild is able
| | to follow at least one ofthe
| Instructions
15.| Follows 2-step MATERIAL blocktoy
insrvctionsthat | PROCEDURE: |
include imple Ask the child to get a blocky from
reposons under the able and then place ton the
lable, Do not point or use gestures when
ving the instruction. Credit ifthe cid
{sale to follow.
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| TOTAL SCORE
12. Receptive Language Domain
Early Chilghood Care and Development (ECCD) Checklist, Child's Record 1Expressive Language Domain
A. Infants Section (Ages 0 month - 1.0 year)
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1.| Infntvocaties (eg, | Parental report will suffice.
rae, coos grunts)
2, |, lnltvocatiestoexpress | Parental report will suffice. |
easueodspleasie |
3, | lnfant shouts to anract | Parental report will suffice.
theateton of the
ce | | |
4] latat laughs outloud |” Parentat report will suffice.
and squeals
5, | Infzntvocales diferent | Parental report will suffice. |
vowel sounds (eg, ah, ™
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6| Inamvocalzesother | PROCEDURE |
sounds thatdo not mean | Ascaeper ifthe cid can make
anything ‘wo dfleent sounds apart from |
crying ike “go0"and er. Take
note ofthe sounds, Parental
| report wilt sufice. |
7. | alan’ babbies Parental report will suffice.
consnvousy to amuse
selforatact tention
8. | Infnt esto imitate the | Parental report wilt suffice.
caregversvocaizations | |
9: | aft uses body Parental report will suffice.
imorementesuresto |
‘make wants known (¢,
stretches aso indicate | | |
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B. Optional stating point for children ages 1 year & 1 month - 3.0 years
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10,| Repeats vowe-consonant | Parental report wil suffice. |
combinations witout
| refering anyhing or
anyone (eg. haba,
tama, dada)
11,] Usessounds meaningfully | Parental report will suffice.
wo referto specie |
| objectspersns (eg
“Nama fr his mother,
“mama fr walt) _
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1st | and | 3rd | aah | sth | ot
12.) haters ina Parental report will suffice.
conversational tone |
‘without using real words |
|13.| tiiestoimitatereal | Parental report will suffice.
‘words of adalt
14] Gombinessinglewords | Parental report will suffice.
and gestures to make
| wanis known (eg, “ou”
||. tite poining othe
door)
15,| Uses 51020 PROCEDURE: Ask he cargher ifthe
recognizable words child can clearly say 5 to 6 words
| aside from mama and papa. This will
be the minimum number.
16.| Uses pronouns (eg 1, | Parental report will suffice.
sme, ak, akin) |
17] tees2-to3.wordverb- | Parental report wil suffice.
‘oun cobitatons |
(eg, bingi gatas)
18.| Names objects in “MATERIAL picture book 2
|| pictures PROCEDURE: Show the child a
picture book, point oan object in
the book, then askhim tomname this |}
(eno ito?), Credit ifthe cbild
an say the correct name of at
leas 4 objets: Parental report
sil suffice. | |
19.| Speaksin grammatically | Parental report will suffice.
| correct 2- wo 3-word
sentences
‘20. | asks “what” questions | Parental report will suffice.
21. | Asks “who and“why" | Parental report will suffice.
questions
22, | Gwes account ofrecent | PROCEDURE:
experiences (with Aske caregiver ithe cild can |
| prompting) inorder of | recountrecent experiences in correct |
‘occurrence using past | sequence and using past tenses
tense ‘correct, The caregiver can prompt
him so he can complete what he is
talking about (eg. Tapos ano pang
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2. Continued breastleeding up toage []Yes No 9. Newbom screening done (ves [Jno |
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3. Complementary feeding Yes [7]No ‘Type of lines, Date Intervention given
introduced at age 6 month?
4. Whatare tre complementary oodsintoducedat 6 montis?
‘5. Fullyimmunized child Yes No. 11. Household levels,
| Sessetacmsorserns 2. Usiglodzedsat yes [Jo
6. Vitamin Asupplementatinevery []Yes [_]No
lcnrtevacgenamadcg b. Accessto potable water (ves [7]
7. Deworming at 2 years? |Yes No & Using earitary olet Yes [_]No
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