GM Post-1 year

13-18 Month

Independent walking

Climbs up stairs on hands, knees, and feet

Walking up stairs while holding on

Creeps backwards down stairs

Walking down stairs while holding on

Stoops to pick up objects and regains standing

18-24 Month

Run stiffly with eyes on group, seldom falls

Creeps backwards down stairs

Climbs stairs using railing (both feet on steps)

24-36 Month

Walks backward 10ft

Walks three steps on a taped line

Runs 30 ft in 6seconds

Walks up and down stairs without support

Walks up stairs, alternating feet

Jumps down from step

Stands on one foot for 1-2 seconds

Jumps on one foot, few steps

Begins to ride tricycle

Kicks small ball

3-4 yrs

Jumps off floor with both feet

Jumps over objects, hops on one foot

Gallops, leading with one foot and transferring weight smoothly and evenly

Walks down stairs, alternating feet

Runs with arms moving back and forth, balls of feet used to push forward, high knee and heel lift and trunk leans forward

Stands up tiptoes

4-5 yrs

Stands on one foot for 10s without swaying for more than 20 degrees

Catches ball if prepared

Jumps 2-3 inches

Lean forward when jumping from a height

5-6 yrs

Can stop and change directions quickly when running

Can hop 8-10 steps on one foot

Throws ball and hits target at 10ft

Roller skates

Rides bike

6 yrs

Can skip

8 yrs

Jumps rope skillfully

10 yrs

Jumping distance continues to increase

11 yrs

Running speed stabilizes for girls

12 yrs

Plays ball more skillfully due to improved reaction time

13 yrs

males continue to increase running speed and jumping distance

14 yrs

standing long jump distance continues to increase for males, but stabilizes for females

15 yrs

may reach fastest reaction time

16 yrs

may reach peak performance level in sports