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2 years ago

Henry is demonstrating his gross motor skills when he picks up cheerios from his high-chair tray.

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This is incorrect. Henry is actually demonstrating fine motor skills. Gross motor skills are those skills that pertain to large movements like walking, balance, jumping, etc. Fine motor skills are those that pertain to fine manipulation like writing, picking up small objects (like the cheerrios), or tying a knot.

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