PRIMARY/ MOTOR ABILITY TEST
Aim: Measure the motor ability.
TEST 1:
Aim: static balance.
Procedure:
Stand on one foot; bend the spine forward with both
arms stretching to the sides.
The other leg should also
raise till it is aligned to the floor.
Keep...
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PRIMARY/ MOTOR ABILITY TEST
Aim: Measure the motor ability.
TEST 1:
Aim: static balance.
Procedure:
Stand on one foot; bend the spine forward with both
arms stretching to the sides.
The other leg should also
raise till it is aligned to the floor.
Keep in this position
during 10 seconds.
Score:
• Done it without loosing balance……………………………………….
.
4 points
• Done it with a little loose of balance that can be quickly recovered ….
2 points.
• Keep loosing balance or can’t simply manage it……………………….
.
1 point.
TEST 2:
Aim: power
Procedure:
Standing with spread feet, approximately the width of the
hips, with tip toes facing the exit line, arms backwards and
bending knees.
The child must jump by stretching out the
knees and balancing the arms forward.
The jump will be
repeated three times and the best result will be taken to
account.
Scoring table:
MALE POINTS
6 years old Seven years old
1,25-1,58
1,05-1,24
0,90-1,04
0,70-0,89
1,35-1,70
1,18-1,34
1,00-1,17
0,83-0,99
4
3
2
1
FEMALE PO
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