2-5 years- Fundamental Movement Skills Flashcards

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Describe brain development in 2-5 year olds

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  • Midbrain fully developed at birth
  • Cerebral cortex complete by age 4
  • Myelination continues to execute increasingly complex movement patterns
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Describe stability in fundamental movement phase

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  • Static balance: single foot balance
  • Dynamic balance: walks along straight line/wide beam
  • Axial movement
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What are the 3 stages of progression and transition

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  • Initial
  • Elementary
  • Mature
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Describe initial stage of fundamental movement phase

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  • Purposeful attempt at task
  • Crude and uncoordinated
  • Movement exaggerated or inhibited
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Describe elementary stage of fundamental movement phase

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  • Gains greater control over movements

- Awkward and lacks fluidity

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What is static balance?

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Maintaining equilibrium while COG is stationary

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What is dynamic balance?

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Maintaining equilibrium while COG shifts

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What are axial movements?

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Static postures involving bending, twisting, stretching

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Describe hopping in the initial stage

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  • Start by learning to balance on 1 leg
  • Non supporting leg flexed, thigh parallel to ground
  • Body upright
  • Arms flexed at elbows, held slightly to side
  • Balance lost easily
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Describe hopping in the elementary stage

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  • Non supporting leg flexed, thigh 45 degrees
  • Slight fwd lean, trunk flexed
  • Force absorbed by flexing hip
  • Non supporting thigh flex and extend at hip to produce force
  • Arms vigourously move up and down
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Describe manipulation from gross to fine motor

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  • Skilful and refined use of the hands

- Catching, throwing, handwriting, play, ADLs

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Describe catching in the initial stage

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  • Turns head away
  • No ball tracking
  • Arm hand adjustments, palms face up
  • No finger give
  • Little trunk movement
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Describe catching in the elementary stage

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  • Trap ball against body, scooping larger ball
  • Palms of hands face each other
  • Awkward adjustment of body
  • Arms and trunk begin to move relation to ball flight path
  • Head remains upright
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Describe locomotion in fundamental movement phase

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  • Walking: forwards, backwards, sideways by end of 2nd year
  • Running: true run
  • Jumping: jump off floor with both feet
  • Hopping: 3 times with preferred foot
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Describe manipulation in fundamental movement phase

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  • Throwing
  • Catching
  • Kicking
  • Striking
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Describe bone growth for 2-5 year olds

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  • Bones ossify rapidly -Bone replaces cartilage
  • Epiphyseal cartilage grows
  • Bone increase in length