Developmental Checklist for the 1st Year of Life: 11-12 months: Activities to Promote Skill Acquisition

Thursday, March 15, 2012 by Mary Helen Bailey

Developmental Checklist for the 1^st Year of Life: 11-12 months: Activities to Promote Skill Acquisition

Motor Skills:

Give them objects to use in pull to stand
Age appropriate utensils for self-feeding
Small objects to refine pincer grasp
Creeping/climbing around objects

Visual Skills:

Most toys are appropriate at this age
Continue to provide a variety of toys for exploration

Cognitive Skills:

Playing with building blocks
Simple puzzles (shapes)
Simple direction activities
Peek-a-boo

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