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SALT software includes a variety of reference databases with samples from typical speakers. Your samples, elicited following the same protocols, may be compared with age and grade-matched samples selected from these databases. These elicitation materials contain everything you need to elicit samples for comparison with the specified databases.

MATERIALS	SALT Databases Used for Comparison
Story Retell Elicitation Kit Protocols, story books, and comprehension questions Story Retell Elicitation Materials Mix and Match - select from the contents of the "Story Retell Elicitation Kit" Online Story Elicitation - ML English / English-fluent Online program for eliciting and recording story retell samples	Narrative Story Retell contains samples from typical students using the following stories: ▪ Frog, Where Are You? (Mayer, 1969) - grades PK, K, 1 ▪ Pookins Gets Her Way (Lester, 1987) - grade 2 ▪ A Porcupine Named Fluffy (Lester, 1986) - grade 3 ▪ Doctor De Soto (Steig, 1982) - grades 4-6
Expository & Persuasion Elicitation Kit Protocols and planning sheets Expository & Persuasion Elicitation Materials Mix and Match - select from the contents of the "Expository & Persuasion Elicitation Kit"	Expository contains samples from typical students in grades 5-7, 9-12 Persuasion contains samples from typical students in grades 9-12
Frog Story Elicitation Kit Protocols, story books, and comprehension questions Frog Story Elicitation Materials Mix and Match - select from the contents of the "Frog Story Elicitation Kit" Online Story Elicitation - BL Spanish/English & ML Spanish Online program for eliciting and recording frog story samples	Bilingual Spanish/English Story Retell & Bilingual Spanish/English Unique Story contain Spanish and English samples from typical EL students in grades K-3 Monolingual Spanish Story Retell contains Spanish samples from typical students in grades 1-3 The following frog stories are used to elicit these samples: ▪ Frog, Where Are You? (Mayer, 1969) ▪ Frog Goes to Dinner (Mayer, 1974) ▪ Frog On His Own (Mayer, 1973) ▪ One Frog Too Many (Mayer & Mayer, 1975)

MATERIALS

SALT Databases Used for Comparison

Story Retell Elicitation Kit
Protocols, story books, and comprehension questions

Story Retell Elicitation Materials
Mix and Match - select from the contents of the "Story Retell Elicitation Kit"

Online Story Elicitation - ML English / English-fluent
Online program for eliciting and recording story retell samples

Narrative Story Retell
contains samples from typical students using the following stories:
▪ Frog, Where Are You? (Mayer, 1969) - grades PK, K, 1
▪ Pookins Gets Her Way (Lester, 1987) - grade 2
▪ A Porcupine Named Fluffy (Lester, 1986) - grade 3
▪ Doctor De Soto (Steig, 1982) - grades 4-6

Expository & Persuasion Elicitation Kit
Protocols and planning sheets

Expository & Persuasion Elicitation Materials
Mix and Match - select from the contents of the "Expository & Persuasion Elicitation Kit"

Expository
contains samples from typical students in grades 5-7, 9-12

Persuasion
contains samples from typical students in grades 9-12

Frog Story Elicitation Kit
Protocols, story books, and comprehension questions

Frog Story Elicitation Materials
Mix and Match - select from the contents of the "Frog Story Elicitation Kit"

Online Story Elicitation - BL Spanish/English & ML Spanish
Online program for eliciting and recording frog story samples

Bilingual Spanish/English Story Retell &
Bilingual Spanish/English Unique Story
contain Spanish and English samples from typical EL students in grades K-3

Monolingual Spanish Story Retell
contains Spanish samples from typical students in grades 1-3

The following frog stories are used to elicit these samples:
▪ Frog, Where Are You? (Mayer, 1969)
▪ Frog Goes to Dinner (Mayer, 1974)
▪ Frog On His Own (Mayer, 1973)
▪ One Frog Too Many (Mayer & Mayer, 1975)

Comprehension questions: Although the story retell and frog story elicitation materials include comprehension questions for each of the story books, the reference database samples were not scored for comprehension.