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Standardized SLP Testing Instruments List

Standardized SLP Testing Instruments List ( ) Assessment Resource Age Description/ Contents Bracken Basic Concept Scale: Expressive (BBCS:E) 3 to 6 years Screen concepts of color, letters/sounds, numbers/counting, size, shape, direction/position, self/social awareness, texture/materials, quality, and time/sequencing. Bracken Basic Concept Scale: Receptive 3 to 6 years Evaluate the acquisition of basic concepts of a child, which is strongly related to cognitive and language development as well as early childhood academic achievement. CELF-P Clinical Evaluation of language Fundamentals-Preschool Pre-school to early elementary aged children Subtests include basic concepts, sentence and word structure, formulating labels, recalling meaning, and linguistic concepts. CELF-4 Spanish Clinical Evaluation of language Fundamentals-4 6 to 21 years Evaluates a broad range of language skills such as linguistic concepts, formulating sentences, following directions, and listening to paragraphs.

Grammatical Impairment 3 to 8 years Uses manipulative tasks and pictures to assess early morphemes and sentence structure. Screening Test for Developmental Apraxia of Speech, 2nd edition (STDAS-2) 4 to 12 years Identifies children with atypical speech-language problems and associated oral performance. Social Language Development Test Elementary

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