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GM FM Development

Developmental sequence of crucial GM and FM tasks

QuestionAnswer
Rolling 3-4 months Spontaneously Rolls from Supine to Sidelying
Rolling 5-6 months more deliberate rolling (begin of prone to sidelying?)
Rolling 6-14 months Automatic rolling with segmental use of body parts.
Sitting 0-3 Months Head Lag, Hips bent - shoulders in front of hips
Sitting 5-6 Months Supported sitting - arms propped forward
Sitting 6-10 Months Wide base of support
Sitting 9-18 Months Rises from sitting by rolling over to prone.
Standing 0-3 Months Takes some weight on legs.
Standing 3-4 Months Hips behind shoulders - Legs turned out
Standing 5-10 Months Supported - Furniture
Standing 12 Months Standing
Walking 8 Months Cruises sideways
Walking 9-17 Months walks with hands held high (high guard)
Walking 18 Months Seldom falls - runs with eyes on the ground
Palmer Grasp 3 Months (whole hand grasp of cube shaped object) Swipe with grasp upon contact - ULNAR side
Palmer Grasp 4 Months Primitive squeeze against hand and body.
Palmer Grasp 5 Months Palmer grasp thumb adducted
Palmer Grasp 6-7 Months Radial Palmer grasp - opposed thumb with radial side of palm. Wrist straightens at 7 months.
Palmer Grasp 8-9 Months Radial-Digital Grasp - opposed thumb and fingertips. Wrist extension at 9 Months.
Pre-Writing Skills 1-1.5 years Palmer supinate grasp (fist)
Pre-Writing Skills 2-3 years digital pronate grasp (ulnar side)
Pre-Writing Skills 3.5 -4 years static tripod posture
Pre-Writing Skills 4.5-6 years dynamic tripod posture
Scissors Skills 2-3 years Shows interest: holds, opens, snips, and closes scissors in controlled fashion.
Scissors Skills 3-4 years Cuts straight forward line and simple geometric shapes. (Circles)
Scissors Skills 4-6 years Cuts simple figure shapes.
Scissors Skills 6-7 years Cuts complex figure shapes.
Categories of Play Exploratory, Symbolic, Creative, and Games
Exploratory 0-2 years - sensory integrative and utilizing available motor skills.
Symbolic 2-4 years - associated with language development: classifying/testing/refining.
Creative 4-7 years - performance of school or work related concepts. Cooperative peer groups.
Games 7-12 years - rules/ competition / social interaction. Friends become important for validity of play.
Self Feeding 5-7 Months takes spoon with baby cereal/food
Self Feeding 6-9 Months attempts to hold bottle but may be unable to retrieve it if it falls. Holds and sucks on cracker / bangs spoon
Self Feeding 9-13 Months Finger feeds soft foods.
Self Feeding 12-14 Months dips spoon - brings to mouth (spills upon inversion)
Self Feeding 15-18 Months Scoops food - brings to mouth successfully.
Self Feeding 24-30 Months Interested in fork.
Created by: hesselrach
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