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Fine and Visual Motor Skills
Motor Planning and Core Strength
Adapted from Beth Bosak OTR/L, MHS
Rubric Code:
BXX85BC
By
omaram
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Subject:
Physical Ed., Fitness
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Motor Planning and Strength
Beginning
1 pts
Developing
2 pts
Progressing
3 pts
Secure/Mastery
4 pts
Multi-Step Sequential FM Tasks
Beginning
Unable to complete 3-4 Step motor task independently. Requires verbal and physical assistance for motor planning and motor memory. (ie: shoe tying, lacing, sewing craft, hand game, folding craft)
Developing
Emerging ability to complete 4-6 Step motor task independently after practice demonstration. (ie: shoe tying, lacing, sewing craft, hand game, folding craft)
Progressing
Able to complete 6-8 step motor task independently after practice demonstration. (ie: shoe tying, lacing, sewing craft, hand game, folding craft)
Secure/Mastery
Able to complete 8-10 step motor task independently after practice demonstration. (ie: shoe tying, lacing, sewing craft, hand game, folding craft)
Bilateral Fine Motor Skills
Beginning
Unable to use both hands together to coordinate tabletop bilateral fine motor tasks.
Developing
Emerging skills to manipulate tasks and tools that require bilateral hand use at the tabletop level for fine motor tasks. May be awkward and uncoordinated. May require imitation.
Progressing
Developing skills to manipulate tasks and tools that require bilateral hand use at the tabletop level for fine motor tasks. May need demonstration or verbal cues.
Secure/Mastery
Smoothly and at a typical pace manipulates tasks and tools that require bilateral hand use at the tabletop level for fine motor tasks.
Writing Tool Control
Beginning
Follows 9" long 1/2" wide straight path with <3 errors.
Developing
Follows 9" long 1/4" wide straight, curved, and/or zigzag pathway with <3 errors. Completes simple (1-10) dot to dot picture.
Progressing
Traces lines left to right and top to bottom. Traces curves and zigzag lines. Completes simple 1/4" mazes with <2 errors.
Secure/Mastery
Independently completes complex dot to dot picture and moderately complex mazes.
Writing Posture
Beginning
Writing posture is highly inconsistent throughout tasks, doesn't anchor paper, shoulders hunched over and/or close to body. forward lean of torso or head >45 degrees, awkward angles or tilting
Developing
Writing posture is inconsistent throughout tasks. non-dominant arm may anchor paper, but changes position often shoulders tight, rounded and close body. No forward lean of torso or head >30 degrees
Progressing
Writing posture is consistent for 75% of tasks with non-dominant arm properly anchoring paper 75% of the time, shoulders moderately open and back and away from body. forward lean of torso or head or head tilt decreasing
Secure/Mastery
Writing posture is consistent throughout tasks with non-dominant arm properly anchoring paper, shoulders open and back and away from body. No forward lean of torso or head >45 degrees, only slight head tilt
Legibility
Beginning
Demonstrates form,
size, baseline and
spacing with an
overal average
accuracy of 25% or
higher
Developing
Demonstrates form,
size, baseline and
spacing with an
overal average
accuracy of 50% or
higher
Progressing
Demonstrates form,
size, baseline and
spacing with an
overal average
accuracy of 75% or
higher
Secure/Mastery
Demonstrates form,
size, baseline and
spacing with an
overal average
accuracy of 85% or
higher
Keywords:
Motor Skills
Subjects:
Physical Ed., Fitness
Types:
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