You are creating a language development timeline for a class presentation.Along the top of a display board,you write the following ages in sequence: 3 months ? 6 months ? 1 year ? 2 years.How should you label these ages,from youngest to oldest?
A) prevocal learning ? babbling ? first words ? telegraphic speech
B) babbling ? prevocal learning ? first words ? telegraphic speech
C) babbling ? first words ? telegraphic speech ? pragmatic speech
D) prevocal learning ? first words ? telegraphic speech ? syntactic competence

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The correct sequence from youngest to oldest in language development is: prevocal learning (cooing and going sounds without producing actual words, typically around 3 months), babbling (repeating syllables, such as "ba-ba," around 6 months), first words (simple words around 1 year), and telegraphic speech (two-word sentences, such as "want cookie," around 2 years).

You Are Creating a Language Development Timeline for a Class