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What do you mean by fine motor development?

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Fine Motor Development: It involves the small muscles of the body, especially during the small movement of the fingers and hands. For example, holding of javelin, discus and pole, catching a cricket ball, smashing a volleyball, gymnastic exercises with or without apparatus, etc.

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