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MODULE XVIII Performing with the use of hands

a.Unimanual-require the use of


Physical Development of the one-hand
Primary Pupil
b.Bi-manual- require the use of two
 Primary school children undergo hands
different changes as they go
through this stage of - Childrens graphic activities such as
development writing , drawing are now more
controlled but still developing
 Physical growth during the
primary school years is slow but - they can print their names and
steady copy simple designs, letters and
shapes
In this stage children will start their
elementary grades specifically primary - they hold pencils,crayons and
years Grades 1 to 3 utensils correctly with supervision
Physical Development Involves: Motor Development Skills;
 Having good muscle control and  Coordination- a series of
coordination movements develop eye-hand
 Developing eye-hand and eye-foot coordination
coordination  Agility- ability to change quickly
 Having good personal hygiene or shift the direction of the body
 Being aware of safety habits  Balance- ability to maintain the
equilibruim or static of the body
in different positions
Height and Weight
 Static Balance- the
 Increase in height about 2 inches ability to maintain the
a year in both boys and girls equilibrium in fixed
 Weight gain averages about 6.5 position like balancing
pounds a year in one foot
 Dynamic Balance- the
A number of factors that indicate how ability to maintain
much child grows or how much equilibrium in while
changes in the body will take change moving
 Genes  Power- the ability toperform
 Food maximum effort in the shortest
 Medical conditions possible time
 Exercise  Speed- the ability to cover a
great distance in the shortest
possible time
 All this skills are vital in
Bones and Muscles performing different activities,
 games/sports.

Motor Development
- Gaining control over the major
parts of the bodies
- In this stage childen love to
move a lot

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