To test for gross motor skill and coordination of a 6-year-old child,which of these techniques would be appropriate?

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Normally a child can hop on one foot and can balance on one foot for about 5 seconds by 4 years of age,and can balance on one foot for 8 to 10 seconds at 5 years of age.Children enjoy performing these tests.Failure to hop after 5 years of age indicates incoordination of gross motor skill.Touching the finger to the nose checks fine motor coordination.Having the child make "funny" faces tests cranial nerve VII.It is not appropriate to ask a child to stand on his or her head.

To Test for Gross Motor Skill and Coordination of a 6-Year-Old