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Guided Comparison Observation

Then we decided to play catch when obi threw he threw it between his legs and could not catch. Jet threw the ball like a football player and caught it with both hands. Then we played the game of tag which is running and Obi took very big steps and was not that fast. Jet was very fast and did not even lost a little balance. And we also played hide and seek. Younger children usually learn these games by imitating older children (Singer, D, 1996, pg. 51). .
             After that for about five minutes of playing tag we decided to go on to fine motor skills which are skills requiring the coordination of small movements but not strength I asked them to cut out shapes, tie a shoe, button a button, and hold a pen.
             I drew a big triangle and a little circle and asked both boys to cut out each shape separately and then draw them. Obi said 'I'm cutting my circle first". He did a good job at cutting the circle but when he cut the triangle he cut off one corner. Jet cut both of his shapes out with messing up. He did it so well no even the pen mark was showing he told me " I love to cut out shapes in school". Jet had no problem drawing either one of his shapes but Obi had trouble with his triangle. "They will not be able to draw a triangle until the age of five and boys are slower at developing there fine motor skills". (Dr Shapiro, L, 2003, pg. 199). .
             Next we decided to write I asked both of them to show me how they hold the pen I was surprised but both of them were left-handed. Jet held the pen correctly with his fingers in the right spot but Obi held then pen with three fingers and the thumb you were not able to read the letters he wrote. The next thing I asked them was could u please tie my shoes for me neither one of them could do this successfully but Obi the four-year-old got further. .
             After that I asked them to button a shirt Obi asked where does this go but I asked him to please do it on his own. Obi messed up on one of the buttons so the shirt came out crocked.


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