| Child’s name  |  
   Handling objects  |  
   Eye-hand coordination  |  
   Both hands coordination  |  
  
 
   
   | A.  |  
   He handles objects after demonstration  |  
   Disordered eye-hand coordination  |  
   After a few repetitions, he starts using both hands.  |  
  
 
   
   | B.  |  
   Voluntary moves with the objects  |  
   Slow eye-hand coordination. |  
   He has difficulties in performing moves with both hands; deranged coordination. |  
  
 
   
   |  S.  |  
   He handles objects after demonstration; performs simple moves  |  
   Almost normal eye hand coordination  |  
   After a few repetitions, he performs all by himself.  |  
  
 
   
   | E.  |  
   He handles objects after demonstration  |  
   Disordered eye-hand coordination  |  
   He has difficulties in performing moves with both hands; deranged coordination.  |  
  
 
   
   | T.  |  
   Simple moves with objects (changes their place)  |  
   Disordered eye-hand coordination  |  
   He has difficulties in performing moves with both hands; deranged coordination.  |  
  
 
   
   | I.  |  
   He handles objects after demonstration; performs simple moves  |  
   Disordered eye-hand coordination  |  
   After a few repetitions, he performs all by himself. Good hands coordination  |  
  
 
   
   | P.  |  
   She handles objects after demonstration; performs simple moves  |  
   Eye-hand coordination may be controlled.  |  
   After a few repetitions, she performs all by herself. Good hands coordination  |