Split into fine and gross movements
Fine - fingers and hands
Gross - whole body
Minor
3 months - Clasps and unclasps hands
6 months - Can pass a toy from one hand to another. Can reach and grasp toys.
9 months - Can hold and bite bread crust. Puts hand around cup. Can use rattle or shaker.
12 months - Points using index finger to objects. Can pass a toy to an adult and release it.
1-2 years - Picks up objects between thumb and finger (pincer grasp). Can use a spoon to feed. Can hold a cup and drink from it.
2-3 years - Uses spoon to feed independently. Develops a preferred hand holding pencils and other objects. Can build a tower of seven or more cubes. Can make circular marks and also lines with pencil or paints.
3 Years - Can build a tower of 9 cubes. Threads large wooden beads. Holds pencil in preferred hand. Cuts with scissors.
4 years - Can use a spoon and fork well to eat. Can dress and undress but not laces, buttons or zippers. Can thread small beads. Can use jigsaws and toys with small parts.
5 years - Can thread a large needle and sew large stitches. Can copy name and write simple words. Can colour in shapes. Can use scissors to cut on line.
Gross
Language Development
Annotations:
Split into receptive and expressive language
Receptive - understanding language when heard
Expressive - using/speaking language