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ELG Physical Health

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Fine Motor The developing ability to move the small muscles
Gentle touch Appropriate touching usually one child to another
Gross Motor The developing ability to move the large muscles
Eye-hand coordination Ability to use eyes and hands together to locate, reach toward, touch, or pick up an object
Flexibility The ability to change or alter plans in response to the needs of a child
Manipulate To move, arrange or operate something using the hands
Perceptual Development The developing ability to become aware of the social and physical environment through the senses
Pincer grasp Putting the index finger and the thumb together
Reflexes The body’s automatic response to stimuli, for example, the leg kicks upward when the knee is tapped
Reflexive Actions An automatic instinctive unlearned reaction to a stimulus. Many reflexive actions, such as grasp reflex, hand-to-mouth reflex, startle reflex, and rooting reflex are observed only in young infants. Reflexive actions later become more purposeful actions.
Sensory Related to the senses: hearing, seeing, touching, tasting, and smelling
Created by: marylu
 

 



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