Appear clumsy

Struggle with skilled coordination of actions that require efficient timing and spatial accuracy, e.g running to catch or kick a ball

Have difficulty crossing the midline (moving their limbs across the centre of their body to the opposite side)

Have difficulty with completing multi-step activities

Have difficulty with tasks that involve the integration of vision and movement

Have difficulty planning and organising the sequences of movements in activities such as cutting with scissors or riding a bicycle

Have difficulty with daily activities such as getting dressed, using a knife and fork

Bump into or trip over things frequently

Taking longer to learn skills such as tying shoelaces, dressing, writing or ball skills

Have poor gross motor control when running, climbing, jumping, and going up and down stairs

Have difficulty when transitioning from one activity to another

Have low self-esteem