Milestones

Question 1

Physical milestone 0-3

Answer 1

Has head control, sit up unsupported, can walk (gross)
Pincer grip grasp palm (fine)

Question 2

Physical milestone 3-5

Answer 2

Climb furniture climb stairs (gross)
Turn pages build 4-6 block towers scribble (fine)

Question 3

Physical milestone 5-8

Answer 3

Jump hop walk backwards (gross)
Brush teeth draw recognisable figures (fine)

Question 4

Physical milestone 8-12

Answer 4

May play an instrument can write long sentences (fine)
Throw and catch a ball develops grace and balance in physical activities (gross)

Question 5

Physical milestone 12-16

Answer 5

Increased stamina changes in hand writing as personality develops skilled in most physical activities and more skilled in chosen physical activities

Question 6

Language 0-3

Answer 6

Babbles start to babble will cry as communication and wave and point to communicate

Question 7

Language 3-5

Answer 7

Start to ask why enable positive interactions and conversation skills increase with growing vocabulary

Question 8

Language 5-8

Answer 8

Listen as well as talk ,develop a wider range of language, able to reason aloud and to think ideas

Question 9

Language 8-12

Answer 9

Start conversations with adults and kids they don’t know, use long complex sentences, understand others point of views

Question 10

Language 12-16

Answer 10

Follow complex instructions, tell long complex stories, can talk differently to different people

Question 11

Cognitive 0-3

Answer 11

Recognise familiar people, develop memories, explore environment through their senses

Question 12

Cognitive 5-8

Answer 12

Can name different shapes, remember past events, can concentrate and complete activities

Question 13

Cognitive 3-5

Answer 13

Match colours, can remember songs, point to named objects

Question 14

Cognitive 8-12

Answer 14

Learn to tell time, understand value of money, understand weight and size

Question 15

Cognitive 12-16

Answer 15

Develops and maintains interests, consider all aspects of a situation, enjoys discussions

Question 16

Social and emotional 0-3

Answer 16

No concept of sharing, may have tantrums, respond well to praise

Question 17

Social and emotional 3-5

Answer 17

Likes a routine, starts to play willingly with other children, possessive over own items

Question 18

Social and emotional 5-8

Answer 18

More willing to share, chooses own friends, increased self confidence

Question 19

Social and emotional 8-12

Answer 19

Is aware of different emotions, chooses a best friend, will join social clubs

Question 20

Social and emotional 12-16

Answer 20

Likes privacy, able to work well with others, enjoys socialising