Baseline 9 Hole Pegboard:
The Baseline 9 Hole Pegboard is a classic wooden tool used by therapists to assess and improve fine motor skills, hand dexterity, and hand-eye coordination, featuring a square board with 9 holes, 14 easy-grip pegs in storage compartments, and used to time how quickly a person can place pegs in holes, revealing quality of movement and speed for rehabilitation or developmental monitoring.
Contents:
Square 5” / 13 cm pegboard
14 pegs stored in two compartments with board. Square board 4-7/8" pegs are 1 - 1/2" L x1/4" dia.
Baseline 9 Hole Pegboard
1. Test the dominant hand first. Position the pegboard next to the hand being tested and place the pegs next to the pegboard.
2. Perform a non-timed practice test. Have the patient pick up the pegs and place them in the pegboard (one at a time) using the hand being tested. Repeat until all 9 holes are filled. The pegs can be placed in any order.
3. Perform a timed test. Repeat the testing method used for the non-timed test, but this time start your timer when the patient touches the first peg. Stop the timer once the last peg hole is filled.
4. Reposition the unit next to the non-dominant hand and repeat the timed test
