Guides and checklists for assessment
Sitting and supported standing - guidelines and checklist PDF downloads
Toddler Gross Motor Tasks Checklist
The TGMT Checklist is a list of all the basic motor tasks a toddler should master by the age of 2-3 years. The Checklist allows parents an overview of their toddlers' strengths and weaknesses, and identifies tasks that need to be practiced.
Each task is briefly described, goals are identified and space is provided for recording progress towards achieving each goal.
You can download a sample Gross Motor Checlist by clicking on the PDF link below.
The tracking development charts are designed to allow therapists and parents to track an infant's progress collaboratively over time.
Track an infant's development as a series of steps or tasks that need to be mastered along the four gross motor pathways: supine, from prone to crawling, the development of sitting and the development of standing and cruising.
The tasks are illustrated, with a brief description of the task mastery and the age range at which the task is achieved. The different tasks and age ranges are based on the Alberta Infant Motor Scales.
Attention, communication and hand function chart
Charts fine motor, attention and communication abilities from the onset of sitting to 15 months.
How to use the Tracking Infant Development Charts
The charts are presented as PDF forms with checkboxes for indicating when a new skill is present and spaces for notes, goals and comments regarding progress.
Each skill is illustrated with a short description of the components that should be present. The charts are also useful when discussing goals and suggestions for activities that can be included in the infants daily routines, independent playtime and playtime with a social partner.
The form has a space for your practice details.
Copy and save your original form to create a personalized form for each new client.
The personalized client form can be printed and completed by hand or it can be filled in digitally, saved and emailed.
Chart the infant's progress
The SfA Gross Motor charts have a space for indicating the level of achievement. Use a P for partially achieved and an A for achieved.
Use the space provided to record the infant's level of achievement.
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