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Fine Motor
Fine motor skills incorporate the development of small groups of muscles in the hand that are involved in small, detailed movements such as picking up puzzle pieces, tiny objects, and holding a pencil.
Opening and closing buttons
2.5+ years
Opening and closing small containers
2.5+ years
Pouring with a Funnel
2.5+ years
Opening and Closing a zipper
2.5+ years
Pouring Water
2.5+ years
Mystery bag
2.5+ years
Opening and closing snaps
2.5+ years
Dry Pouring
2.5+ years
Spooning
2.5+ years
Sorting
3+ years
Washing hands
3+ years
Polishing Metal
3+ years
Matching Objects
3+ years
Sweeping the floor
3+ years
Pouring Water into Multiple Vessels
3+ years
Grinding Coffee
3+ years
Polishing Wood
3+years
Flower Arranging
3.5+ years
Tying a bow
4.5+ years
Gross Motor
Gross motor skills use large muscle groups for large movements, such as kicking a ball, lifting and carrying, and whole body balance and coordination.
Rolling a rug or mat
2+ years
Carrying a Chair
2+ years
Unrolling a rug or mat
2+ years
Carrying a Scissors
2.5+ years
Carrying a Bucket of Water
2.5+ years
Opening and closing a door
2.5+ years
Carrying a Table
2.5+ years
Folding cloths, towels, or clothes
2.5+ years
Sweeping a rug or carpet
3+ years
Walking on the line
3+ years
Silence Game
3+ years
Washing a table or chair
3+ years
Setting the table
3.5+ years
Social
Social activities are rooted in the Montessori method, emphasizing child-centered, hands-on learning that nurtures each child's holistic development and innate curiosity.
Greeting a person
3+ years
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