Behavior List. Ref. No. Behavior. Grade. Std. Domain/Category. Fine Motor Skills will bring hands to mid line to bang objects together
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1 will bring hands to mid line to bang objects together will use non-dominant hand for an assist during writing tasks stabilizing paper on desk will carry lunch tray with both hands without spilling contents of tray will consistently stabilize a bowl with one hand while stirring or scooping food held in the other hand will successfully open a jar using one hand to stabilize the jar and the other to unscrew the lid will open milk carton using both hands will open door with one hand while holding object with other hand will hold ruler in place with one hand (non dominant) while drawing a straight line along the ruler edge with the other hand will exhibit functional grasp on writing utensil to demonstrate motor control for prewriting tasks will exhibit hold writing in a mature tripod pencil grip to demonstrate motor control needed for prewriting tasks will exhibit will scribble (randomly, spontaneously in horizontal direction, vertical direction or circular direction to demonstrate motor control needed for prewriting tasks will imitate or copy (horizontal, vertical, circular) strokes to demonstrate motor control needed for prewriting tasks will imitate or copy shapes (circle, cross, square, X, V triangle) to demonstrate motor control needed for prewriting tasks will imitate or copy letters (lower case, upper case, print cursive) or numbers to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks 1
2 will copy shapes, letter or numbers from chalkboard, flip chart etc. to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will color using random lines to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will color grossly using one stroke direction to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will color with more consistent direction to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will color accommodates paper to stroke to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will use color adjusting stroke, keeping paper still to demonstrate motor control need for writing tasks will use random color to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will use several colors to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will begin using appropriate colors to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will use appropriate color throughout to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will cover large paper with color to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will cover 8 1/2 by 11 paper with color to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will color medium sized area (geometric) to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will color small area (geometric) to demonstrate control needed for writing tasks 2
3 will color medium sized design to demonstrate motor control needed for writing tasks will form case letters using writing on the chalkboard with school related accuracy, size and consistency will write own name on paper, using manuscript/cursive writing with correct spatial orientation will grade pressure applied when writing or coloring so as not to break the implement or wrinkle or rip the paper will follow a rhythmic pattern using a motor response will reduce number of verbal prompts to carry out a multi-step motor task will organize and pack a book bag with appropriate materials for home use will sharpen a pencil independently will maneuver within the classroom without bumping obstacles will specify at least (#) steps need to correctly sequence the movements required to perform a given task will use squeeze tongs to pick up and release (cotton balls, one inch blocks, marbles or other small objects) to demonstrate pre-scissor skills will use scissors tongs to pick up and release (cotton balls, one inch blocks, marbles or other small objects) to demonstrate pre-scissor skill will use tweezers to pick up and release number of small objects to demonstrate pre-scissor skills will use tongs to pick up and release items (for example, food from salad bar) to demonstrate pre-scissor skills 3
4 will demonstrate consistence use of thumb up position (neutral) cutting positions to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will position hand in scissors appropriately to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will cut in a forward fashion to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will cut using lateral movement to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will snip edge of paper times to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will cut off pieces of paper to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will cut completely across a inch piece of paper using to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will cut along a inch zigzag line containing number of diagonals with inch accuracy using to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will cut along a inch (s) curved line with inch accuracy using to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will cut on a simple inch form containing angles and curves with inch accuracy with to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will cut non paper item (string, tape, yarn, fabric) to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will reposition the paper holding hand while cutting to develop and refine scissors skills using appropriate hand positioning will focus for seconds on the face of the person speaking to demonstrate visual focusing skills will focus for seconds on an object being held or manipulated by self or others to demonstrate visual focusing skills 4
5 will maintain focus on tasks for seconds to demonstrate visual focusing skills will follow a object moving 8-12 inches from face to demonstrate visual tracking will disassociate eye movements from head movement during functional activities to demonstrate visual tracking will maintain visual contact for seconds on moving object to demonstrate visual tracking will maintain visual contact on an object falling down to demonstrate visual tracking will maintain visual contact on an object moving from right to left to demonstrate visual tracking will locate a named object to demonstrate visual scanning activities will locate a named object to demonstrate visual scanning activities will locate indicated pictures of numbers on a bingo card within seconds to demonstrate visual scanning activities will locate alphabet keys on keyboard to demonstrate visual scanning activities will demonstrate visual awareness/response to objects/activities in the school environment (notices movement changes during classroom activities, visually attends will use eye movements alone ( eye disassociation) for class activities requiring visual localizing, sustaining, tracking, crossing the mid line, shifting, convergence/divergence will visually keep place while reading with or without adaptations (guide, finger, window card will locate a word or sentence in a paragraph 5
6 will shift gaze from chalkboard to desk for copying work will locate destination within the school environment will point to number of specified body parts (on self, others, a doll) to demonstrate improved body awareness) will name body parts (on self, others, a doll) to demonstrate improved body awareness will put on (item of clothing) in the appropriate orientation with (type of assistance) to demonstrate improved spatial awareness of self in space and the relationship of self to objects and the environment will draw a person with (#) of body parts to demonstrate improved body awareness will demonstrate the ability to navigate to familiar places within the environment to demonstrate improved body awareness will maneuver through the environment while maintaining the control of self, materials and surroundings to demonstrate improved body awareness will move objects from top to bottom, left to right to demonstrate improved body awareness will place scattered forms in a piece form board to demonstrate improved awareness of forms and spatial relations or objects to each other will complete piece in an interlocking puzzle to demonstrate improved awareness of forms and spatial relations of objects to each other will complete piece interlocking puzzles without a frame to demonstrate improved awareness of forms and spatial relations of objects to each other will correctly orient and object/picture when it is displaces in space to demonstrate improved awareness of forms and spatial relations of objects to each other will indicate which stimulus is in a different spatial orientation from the other to demonstrate improved awareness of forms and spatial relations of objects to each other 6
7 will join a picture divided into pieces to demonstrate improved awareness of forms and spatial relations of objects to each other will identify the right or left side of the paper to demonstrate improved awareness of forms and spatial relations of objects to each other will indicate which of objects or pictures has been removed, after viewing for seconds to demonstrate improved visual sequencing and visual memory will look at a picture and immediately recall details to demonstrate improved visual sequencing and visual memory will look at picture, and after second delay recall details to demonstrate improved visual sequencing and visual memory will duplicate the correct sequence of a part visual stimulus immediately after having viewed the model for seconds to demonstrate improved visual sequencing and visual memory will locate named objects in the classroom environment, within seconds to demonstrate improved visual figure ground abilities will find a named object among a collection of similar objects within seconds to demonstrate improved visual figure ground abilities will find a named object among a collection of similar objects within seconds to demonstrate improved visual figure ground abilities will find a presented or named picture among a collection of pictures within seconds to demonstrate improved visual figure ground abilities will find a presented or named shape among a collection of shapes within seconds to demonstrate improved visual figure ground abilities will find a presented or named number or letter among a collection of numbers or letters, within seconds to demonstrate improved figure ground abilities will identify out of pictures hidden within the background of a picture within seconds to demonstrate improved visual figure ground abilities will demonstrate visual closure in tasks such as forming circles, letters and numbers to demonstrate improved visual figure ground abilities 7
8 will join group activity on floor upon verbal request will sit next to peers on floor during music time without hitting/pushing over duration of activity will engage in cooperative learning activity with one peer over the duration of the activity will assume a place in line for transitions upon verbal cue will remain in line for duration of transitions will accept incidental touch while on line without aversive response will accept a variety of textures within the context of classroom art activity will engage in PE activity incorporating anticipated contact/touch such as tag, dance will maintain appropriate social distance during conversation will maintain appropriate social distance during transition time will maintain appropriate social distance during floor time will hold and then move a coin or chip from palm of hand to fingertips, using same hand to demonstrate in hand manipulation will hold and sort (#) of card, one at a time, with one hand to demonstrate in hand manipulation will hold and sort (#) coins, one at a time, with one hand to demonstrate in hand manipulation 8
9 will alternately sort (#) paper clips and (#) pennies from the palm of the same hand to demonstrate in hand manipulation will spin a small top or jack to demonstrate in hand manipulation will twist an object (for example, a tube cap, knob, screw, or combination) using only thumb and finger movements to demonstrate in hand manipulation will reposition pencil from writing position to erasing position using only one hand to demonstrate in hand manipulation 9
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