Free Fine Motor Development Checklists

Know EXACTLY which fine motor skills develop first and when!

Want to know exactly which fine motor skills a child should be working on?

This FREE Fine Motor Development Checklist is just what you need.

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Get Answers to Your Burning Questions About Fine Motor Development!

đź–Ť  Are you wondering when a child should be able to color within the lines?  

✏️ Or when they should be able to grasp a pencil? 

✂️ When should they be able to hold and use scissors? 

đź‘źWhen should they be able to tie their shoes?

Or are you wondering how to best support a child’s fine motor development? 

This FREE Fine Motor Checklist is the answer!

Use this checklist to find appropriate fine motor activities for different stages of development. 

Know exactly which fine motor skills are appropriate for a child to be working on or master.

Download, print, and easily scan by age to see which fine motor skills a child has mastered or needs to improve. 

Based On Standardized Evaluations Used by OTs

This fine motor checklist was developed using the Beery-Buktenica Developmental Test of Visual-Motor Integration Assessment and the Peabody Developmental Motor Scales – Second Edition (PDMS-2) which are used by Occupational Therapists (OTs) to evaluate and assess a child's motor development.

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