Developmental Milestones
- Cognition (thinking, reasoning, problem-solving, understanding)
- Language (expressive and receptive abilities)
- Social interaction (initiating peer contact, group play)
- Adaptive (dressing, eating,washing)
Motor Skills Milestones
By age one
- Gross Motor
- sits without support
- crawls
- pulls self to standing
position and stands unaided
- walks with aid
- rolls a ball in imitation of
adult
- Fine Motor
- reaches, grasps, puts object
in mouth
- picks things up with pincer
grasp (thumb and one finger)
- transfers object from one hand
to the other
- drops and picks up toy
Between ages one and two
- Gross Motor
- walks alone
- walks backwards
- picks up toys from floor
without falling
- pulls toys, pushes toys
- seats self in child size chair
- walks up and down stairs with
hand held
- moves to music
- Fine Motor
- builds tower of three small
blocks
- puts four rings on stick
- places five pegs in pegboard
- turns pages two or three at a
time
- scribbles
- turns knobs
- throws small ball
- paints with whole arm
movement, shifts hands, makes strokes
Between ages two and three
- Gross Motor
- runs forward well
- jumps in place with two feet
together
- stands on one foot (with aid)
- walks on tiptoe
- kicks a ball forward
- Fine Motor
- strings four large beads
- turns single pages
- snips with scissors
- holds crayon with thumb and
fingers (not fist)
- uses one hand consistently in
most activities
- imitates circular, vertical,
horizontal strokes
- paints with some wrist action;
makes dots, lines, circular strokes
- rolls, pounds, squeezes, and
pulls clay
Between ages three and four
- Gross Motor
- runs around obstacles
- walks on a line
- balances on one foot for five
to ten seconds
- hops on one foot
- pushes, pulls, steers wheeled
toys
- rides tricycle
- uses slide independently
- jumps over six inch high
object and lands on both feet together
- throws ball overhead
- catches a bounce ball
- Fine Motor
- builds tower of nine small
blocks
- drives nails and pegs
- copies circle
- imitates cross
- manipulates clay material
(rolls balls, snakes, cookies)
Between ages four and five
- Gross Motor
- walks backward toe-heel
- jumps forward 10 times without
falling
- walks up and down stair
independently, alternating feet
- turns somersault
- Fine Motor
- cuts on line continuously
- copies cross
- copies square
- prints some capital letters
Between ages five and six
- Gross Motor
- runs lightly on toes
- walks on balance beam
- can cover 2 meters hopping
- skips on alternate feet
- jumps rope
- skates
- Fine Motor
- cuts out simple shapes
- copies triangle
- traces diamond
- copies first name
- prints numerals 1 to 5
- colors within lines
- has adult grasp of pencil
- had handedness well
established
- pastes and glues appropriately

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