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WorksheetsGross and Fine Motor Milestones-2
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is the age of the child that has the following gross motor development: Physolocial flexion, head held to side in prone, and full head lag in pull to sit?
2 to 3 months
birth to 1 month
4-6 months
birth to 3 months
Which are developmental skills that are appropriate for a 4 to 5 month old?
rolls pront to side or supine, bears weight through forearms in prone, scapular adduction with upper trunk ext., grasps toy Ulnar-palmer grasp
rolls from supine to prone, holds weight on one hand and has a radial-palmar grasp
gets into hands and knees position, belly crawls, quadruped creeping, transfers objects from one hand to another, takes objects from one hand to another
physiological flextion, head held to the side in prone, visually tracks objects to midline, fisted hands
What age child can ride a tricycle, walks-on tiptopes, uses reciprocal gait pattern cuts with scissor, builds towers using eigth cubes, opens and closes jar, and completes 3 to 4 piece puzzles?
16 to 23 months
24 to 36 months
3 to 4 years
5 to 8 years
Which devopmental skills are typcial for a 5 to 8 year old boy?
jumps with both feet, hops on one foot, walks on tiptoe, catches large ball, cuts with scissors, builds tower using 8 cubes
hops to to ten times on one foot, throws ball overhand, stands on tiptoes, copies a circle or cross, draws a recognizable human figure with head and extremities, draws squares
mature patterns of throwing and jumping, able to run faster with more efficiency, can do more skilled hand tasks, handwriting is well developed
skip on alternate feet, balances on one foot, jump with rhythm, hand preference is clear, prints well, able to fasten small buttons and hooks
A (a) to (b) years old shows rapid growth, pubescent changes leading to increased size and strength, improved balance skills, coordination, and endurance.
eye contact and molds body when held
birth to 1 month
Socializes with strangers/others, lifts arems to mother
4 to 5 months
Explores environment, lets only mother meet needs, enjoys social games
8 to 9 months
builds tower of two cubes, marks paper with crayon, uses neat pincer grasp
12 to 15 months
cuts with scissors, builds tower using 8 cubes, folds clothes, buttons clothes
24 to 36 months
Descend stairs with reciprocal pattern, Catch small ball with outstretched arms, Throw overhand
4 years
Walking, Can carry or pull a toy, Demos reciprocal arm swing, Stairs, With assistance: 1 step at a time, Without assistance, Creeps to ascend, Assume standing, Roll prone>push up on hands & knees
16-18 months
Attempts fw locomotion, Use of walkers?,Early ambulation, As trunk stability progresses, decreased BOS and lowering of UE, Squatting and half kneeling without UE support
12 months
Assume quadruped and demo rocking and lateral protective reaction
7 months
Sitting mostly hands-free;* W-sitting, Rolls supine to prone Segmentally and Fw protective reaction
6 months
Progress from inferior to superior pincer grasp*, Builds tower with 2 cubes
12 months
Static Tripod Grasp, Matches colors, Draws basic shapes/ objects, Cuts independently with scissors – Lateral Precision grip
4 years
Radial Palmar Grasp (thumb added)*
7 months
Voluntary palmar grasp (fingers only)*
6 months
Transfer objects hand to hand Raking
5 months
A four month old will have the following gross and fine motor skills...
Lift and turn head in prone*, All 4’s wave around in supine, Fine, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
Lifting head more, Approx 45 deg in prone*, Reciprocal kicking in supine*, ATNR common*, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
Prone on elbows (POE), Rolls prone to supine via log roll, Grasps & shakes rattle
Lift head to 90 deg in prone*, No head lag when pulled to sit from supine, hands to midline, and objects to mouth
A three month old will have the following gross and fine motor skills...
Lift and turn head in prone*, All 4’s wave around in supine, Fine, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
Lifting head more, Approx 45 deg in prone*, Reciprocal kicking in supine*, ATNR common*, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
Prone on elbows (POE), Rolls prone to supine via log roll, Grasps & shakes rattle
Lift head to 90 deg in prone*, No head lag when pulled to sit from supine, hands to midline, and objects to mouth
A two month old will have the following gross and fine motor skills...
Lift and turn head in prone*, All 4’s wave around in supine, Fine, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
Lifting head more, Approx 45 deg in prone*, Reciprocal kicking in supine*, ATNR common*, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
Prone on elbows (POE), Rolls prone to supine via log roll, Grasps & shakes rattle
Lift head to 90 deg in prone*, No head lag when pulled to sit from supine, hands to midline, and objects to mouth
A one month old will have the following gross and fine motor skills...
Lift and turn head in prone*, All 4’s wave around in supine, Fine, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
Lifting head more, Approx 45 deg in prone*, Reciprocal kicking in supine*, ATNR common*, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
Prone on elbows (POE), Rolls prone to supine via log roll, Grasps & shakes rattle
Lift head to 90 deg in prone*, No head lag when pulled to sit from supine, hands to midline, and objects to mouth
Which age group Establish trust with caregiver, uses of sensory information to cue movement and uses of movement to explore?
Infancy: Birth to 2 years
Adolescence: 10-18 (females) and 12-20 years (male)
Childhood: 2-10 years (females),
2-12 years (males)
Early Adulthood:
18/20-40 years
Which age group plans and executes movement strategies, Imaginative play, Builds forts, Has tea parties, Preoperational thinking, Self-regulation, Develop self-image, and Develop concrete operational thinking?
Infancy: Birth to 2 years
Adolescence: 10-18 (females) and 12-20 years (male)
Childhood: 2-10 years (females),
2-12 years (males)
Early Adulthood:
18/20-40 years
Which age group plans and executes movement strategies, Imaginative play, Builds forts, Has tea parties, Preoperational thinking, Self-regulation, Develop self-image, and Develop concrete operational thinking?
Infancy: Birth to 2 years
Adolescence: 10-18 (females) and 12-20 years (male)
Childhood: 2-10 years (females),
2-12 years (males)
Early Adulthood:
18/20-40 years
Identify the type of grasp.
Superior pincer: 1 year
Inferior pincer:
9-12 months
Radial palmer:
7 months
Radial digital: 9 months
Three-jaw chuck:
1 year
Identify the type of grasp.
Superior pincer: 1 year
Inferior pincer:
9-12 months
Radial palmer:
7 months
Radial digital: 9 months
Three-jaw chuck:
1 year
Identify the type of grasp.
Superior pincer: 1 year
Inferior pincer:
9-12 months
Radial palmer:
7 months
Radial digital: 9 months
Three-jaw chuck:
1 year
Identify the type of grasp.
Superior pincer: 1 year
Inferior pincer:
9-12 months
Radial palmer:
7 months
Radial digital: 9 months
Three-jaw chuck:
1 year
Identify the type of grasp.
Superior pincer: 1 year
Inferior pincer:
9-12 months
Radial palmer:
7 months
Radial digital: 9 months
Three-jaw chuck:
1 year
Lift and turn head in prone*, All 4’s wave around in supine, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
1 month
Approx 45 deg in prone*, Reciprocal kicking in supine*, ATNR common*, Hands fisted, Reflex palmar grasp
2 months
Prone on elbows (POE)* Holds head up in supported sitting, Rolls prone to supine via log roll*, Pronated reaching, Grasps & shakes rattle*
3 months
Lift head to 90 deg in prone*, No head lag when pulled to sit from supine*Hands to midline*, Belly crawling, Objects to mouth
4 months
Feet to mouth in supine, No head lag in pull to sit and demos chin tuck*, Prop sitting, Transfer objects hand to hand, Raking
5 months
