Skill· 22mo–2y· 2 min
Fork Scribbling
Parent guides child in a creative art activity using crayons and plastic forks to make scratch-art designs. The agent coaches the parent to observe fine motor control with utensils, independence in material selection, and creative expression — building self-feeding skills and artistic confidence through playful utensil exploration.
Free to do together whenever you like.
What you'll need
Child seated at table or on floor with paper. Have crayons and plastic forks within reach. Surface should be protected if needed. Parent positioned nearby for guidance.
How it works
The 3-step guide, with what to look for at each step, is for signed-in parents.
What this develops
- MilestoneUses mark-making toolsBody· 22mo–2.8y· core· Steps 2, 3
- MilestoneCopies simple gestures or actionsMind· 6mo–2.3y· core· Step 3
- MilestoneScribbles or makes marksBody· 12mo–22mo· core· Steps 2, 3
- MilestonePalmar grasp on writing toolBody· 10mo–22mo· stretch· Step 2
- MilestoneCan select and use activities and resources with help.Heart· 22mo–3y· stretch· Step 1
- MilestoneExpresses own preferences and interests.Heart· 22mo–3y· stretch· Step 1
- MilestoneDemonstrates sense of self as an individual, e.g. wants to do things independently, says “No” to adult.Heart· 16mo–2.2y· stretch· Step 1
Visual example
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