Scorebuilders developmental milestones:

Question 1

Sitting without support

Answer 1

• 4-9 months

Question 2

Standing with assistance

Answer 2

• 5-12 months

Question 3

Hands and knees crawling

Answer 3

• 5-14 months

Question 4

Walk w/ assistance

Answer 4

• 6-14 months

Question 5

Stand alone

Answer 5

• 7-17 months

Question 6

Walk alone

Answer 6

• 8-18 months

Question 7

2 months: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 7

• hold head up when prone
• move both arms and both legs
• open hands briefly

Question 8

4 month: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 8

• hold head steady without support when held
• holds toy when put in their hand
• uses arm to swing at toys
• brings hand to mouth
• pushes up onto elbows/forearms when on tummy

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Question 9

6 months: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 9

• rolls prone to supine
• pushes up with straight arms in prone
• leans on hands to support when sitting

Question 10

9 months: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 10

• gets to a sitting position by themselves
• sits without support
• uses finger to rake food
• moves things from one hand to another

Question 11

12 months: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 11

• pulls to stand
• walks; holds onto furniture
• drinks from a cup without a lid with the cup held
• picks things up between thumb and pointer finger
• likes small bits of food

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Question 12

15 months: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 12

• takes a few steps on their own
• uses fingers to feed self some food

Question 13

18 months: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 13

• walks without holding onto anyone/anything
• scribbles
• drinks from a cup without a lid and may spill
• feeds self with fingers
• tries to use a spoon
• climbs on and off a couch or chair without help

Question 14

24 months: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 14

• kick a ball
• run
• walks up a few stairs with or without help
• eats with a spoon

Question 15

30 months: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 15

• uses hands to twist things like turning doorknob or unscewing lids
• takes some clothes off by self, like loose pants or open jacket
• jumps off the ground with both feet
• turns book pages 1 at a time when read to

Question 16

3 years: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 16

• uses a fork
• strings items together like large beads to macaroni
• puts on some clothes by self like loose pants or jacket
• rides tricycle

Question 17

4 years: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 17

• catches a large ball most of the time
• serves self food or pours water with adult supervision
• unbuttons some buttons
• holds crayon or pencil between fingers and thumb

Question 18

5 years: generally what should they be able to do?

Answer 18

• buttons some buttons
• hops on 1 foot