Development--Fine motor skills Flashcards

1
Q

fine motor skills: newborn (2)

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grasp reflex, release of object

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2
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fine motor skills 1 month (2)

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visual tracking 90 degrees to from midline

hands are fisted the maj. of the time, infant should be able to open when stimulated

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3
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Holds rattle for longer
Reaches for and can manipulate rattle
looks at hands

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2-4 months

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4
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Tracks beyond midline

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2-4 months

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5
Q

can extend arms
can bring hands near or to midline

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2-4 months

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6
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Can pull a string to bring a toy toward them
Reaches for, secures paper

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5-6 months

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7
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Grasps cube, thumb and first finger (hold in each hand)

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5-6 months

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8
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Shakes rattle for longer periods

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5-6 months

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9
Q

Extends one arm at a time

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5-6 months

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10
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bangs cup

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7-8 months

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11
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can isolate one finger

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7-8 months

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12
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generic exploration
reaches for small objects such as cheerios, may rake with whole hand at first

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7-8 months

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13
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what skills continue to progress and refine at 7-8 months?

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shaking rattle, grasping cube w/o touching palm, transfers cube from one hand to the other

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14
Q

Claps

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9-10 months

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15
Q

pulls string to get toy WHILE seated

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9-10 months

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16
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removes pegs

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9-10 months

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17
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can hold object in each hand and reach for a 3rd

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9-10 months

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18
Q

Removing socks

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11 months

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19
Q

which skill cont. to refine at 11 months

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grasping: pad of thumb and index finger, arm off table
can pick up more than one block and hold it for several seconds

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20
Q

begins to place small items (cheerios, cubes in a cup)

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11 months

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21
Q

turn pages in a book

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12-13 months

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22
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imitated actions such as stirring with a spoon, using phone, drinking fro cup

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12-13 months

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23
Q

builds tower with blocks (2-3 at first, up to 8 by _____months)

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14-24 months

25 months

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24
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grasp marker, begins to scribble _____ months

can imitate vertical strokes

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14-24 months

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25
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Cylindrical grasp

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1-1.5 years

26
Q

digital grasp

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2-3 years

27
Q

modified tripod grasp

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3.5-4 years

28
Q

tripod grasp

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4.5-7 years

29
Q

removes lid

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25-36 months

30
Q

can make at least one small cut with scissors

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25-36 months

31
Q

imitates horizontal strokes

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25-36 months

32
Q

strings beads

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25-36 months

33
Q

folds paper

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25-36 months

34
Q

builds “train,” taller tower, wall with cubes

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25-36 months

35
Q

cuts paper in two pieces

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3-4 yrs

36
Q

laces string

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3-4 yrs

37
Q

copy a cross

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3-4 yrs

38
Q

traces a line

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3-4 yrs

39
Q

button (____) and unbutton (closer to ____)

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3.5, 4 years

40
Q

touches each finger to thumb

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4.5-5.5 years

41
Q

color between lines

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4.5-5.5 years

42
Q

cut a circle

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4.5-5.5 years

43
Q

fold a paper in half

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4.5-5.5 years

44
Q

cut a square

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4.5-5.5 years

45
Q

hand dominance by ____

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5-6 years

46
Q

able to build more complicated structures

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4.5-5.5 years

47
Q

when does bilateral coordination emerge

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5-6 years

48
Q

types of bilateral coordination

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symmetrical
reciprocal
asymmetrical
crossing midline

49
Q

type of bilat coordination: under 18 months, use both sides of body should be equal, no preference

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symmetrical

50
Q

type of bilat coordination: using each side of body in a rythmic way

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reciprocal

51
Q

type of bilat coordination: both sides working together but doing two different tasks

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asymmetrical

52
Q

type of bilat coordination: reaching across body

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midline

53
Q

speech and language:

coos, makes gugleing sounds
turns head toward sounds

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2 months

54
Q

speech and language:

begins to babble, copies sounds, cries in different ways

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4 months

55
Q

speech and language:

responds to sounds with sounds
makes ah eh and oh
responds to own name

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6 months

56
Q

speech and language:

understands no
makes a lot of different sounds
uses fingers to point at things

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9 months

57
Q

speech and language:

responds to simple requests
waves bye, shakes head no
says mama, dada and uh oh

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1 year

58
Q

speech and language:

says several single words
points to show someone what s/he wants

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18 months

59
Q

speech and language:

points to things or pictures when they are named
knows familiar people
2-4 word sentences

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2 years

60
Q

speech and language:

begins to follow instructions with two to three steps
knows first name, age, sex
talks well enough for strangers to understand

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3 years

61
Q

speech and language:

can usually use “he” and “she”
sings simple songs from memory
tells stories

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4 years

62
Q

speech and language:

speaks very clearly
uses full sentences
can use future tense
says name and address

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5 years