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Pre Ambulatory Skills Pre Ambulatory Skills Assessment of Skills in Child Development ranging from 1 month-1 year of motor age. Rubric Code: T949B7 By pslama Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Pre-Ambulatory Skills
	Level 4 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 1 (N/A)	Level 0 (N/A)
Supine Position	Level 4 Lifts head as if wanting to get up. Bangs and shakes objects.	Level 3 Rolls from back to stomach. Takes feet to mouth. Transfers objects from one hand to the other. Reaches with one hand.	Level 2 Holds head steady in midline. No head lag when pulled to sitting. Rolls from back to side. Kicks feet vigorously in air for play. Grasps foot with hand.	Level 1 Rolls part way to side. Turns head in both directions. Rolls from side to back. Bends and straightens arms and legs.	Level 0 Student can not perform skills from supine position.
Prone Position	Level 4 Changes from creeping (does not use arms and legs in opposition) to sitting position. Can perform all tasks listed for prone position.	Level 3 Supports most of weight on hands. Crawls, dragging body. Creeps on hands or knees or scoots on buttocks.	Level 2 Reaches while supported on one elbow. Rolls to back. Pivots turns on stomach.	Level 1 Lifts head up to 90 degrees. Raises chest with elbow and forearm support.	Level 0 Student can not perform skills from prone position.
Sitting Position	Level 4 Sits with enough balance and support to free hands for an activity, such as pat-a-cake. Can perform all tasks listed for sitting positions.	Level 3 Sits erect and unsupported for five minutes. Pivots/Turns on buttocks. Goes from sitting to creeping position without losing balance.	Level 2 Sits when supported. Sits briefly unsupported, may lean forward on hands. Sits steadily with little risk of overbalancing.	Level 1 Sits with head set forward with some control, but also with some bobbing. Steadies head but does not hold it erect. Attempts to right self when tilted.	Level 0 Student can not perform skills from sitting position.
Standing Position	Level 4 Gets to standing position without support. Walks well with hands low (at side) and rarely falls. Can perform all tasks listed for standing position	Level 3 Pulls to standing position, walks with one hand held when led. Walks alone with hands high to aid balance.	Level 2 Supports full weight when balanced. Stands holding on to an object for support. Walks with both hands held.	Level 1 Supports small fraction of weight briefly. Lifts one foot when held in supported standing position. Supports most but not all weight.	Level 0 Student can not perform skills from standing position.