Chapter 8D - Control of Eye Movements. Types of eye movements. Although the eyes can be moved voluntarily, most eye movements are through reflexes. The principal types of movement include voluntary motion (both vertical and horizontal), tracking (both voluntary and involuntary) and convergence. Additionally, there are pupillary reactions and control of the lens.
With one more week of school to go, weâve just about finished up our transition activities for the fifth graders who will be moving on to middle school. Weâve had a couple of class councils, a tour of the middle school, and the above-mentioned presentation, which really was very good, urinals notwithstanding.
1 Physical activities, such as stringing beads or doing puzzles, to help a child develop coordination and body awareness. 2  Play activities to help with interaction and communication. 3  Developmental activities, such as brushing teeth and combing hair.  Adaptive strategies, including coping with transitions.