Physical Development - Fine and Motor Skills - Infancy & Childhood
- Created by: Kyle Ford
- Created on: 26-10-17 11:25
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- Physical Development - Infancy and Early Childhood
- Fine Motor Skills
- Actions requiring the use of smaller muscles in the hands, fingers and toes.
- 6 Months - Move objects hand to hand - pick up dropped toys in sight
- Early Childhood
- 8 Years - Good control of their smaller muscles to draw detailed pictures
- 5 Years - Able to dress and undress themselves - and tie own shoelaces
- 3 Years - Control movements - use pencil to copy letters / build towers with cube
- Early Childhood
- 12-13 Months - Manipulate and place toys
- Newborn - Hold thumb tucked into hand
- 2 1/2 Years - Use spoon and fork - build tower of 7-8 blocks
- 3 Months - Briefly grasp a rattle
- Gross Motor Skills
- Movements requiring larger muscles in the body e.g arms, legs, torso
- 6 Months - Roll over, sit up for short time, kick legs held up in air
- Early Childhood
- 5 Years - Hop using each foot separately
- 4 Years - Kick and throw a large ball
- 6/7 Years - Skip and ride a bicycle
- 3 Years - Use pedals to ride a bike - run - balance on one foot for a second
- 8 Years - Good strength and body coordination - take part in many sports/activitie
- Early Childhood
- 3 Months - Lift head and chest lay down
- 12-13 Months - Stand alone, walk with no help
- Newborn - Primitive reflex e.g Grasp
- 2 1/2 Years - Jump from low step - kick ball
- Fine Motor Skills
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