“…It was proven that motor proficiency in fundamental motor skills during childhood is significantly important to social, cognitive, physical, and emotional state and development, as well as to well-being [6][7][8]. From a movement and developmental perspective, childhood is a critical time for the development of MP [9,10] and especially of fine motor skills, since these play a key role in many activities of daily living such as self-care, feeding, and dressing [11], and they enable participation in play, education, and social interaction [12]. In addition, MP enables children to successfully participate in various structured and non-structured types of physical activity (PA) [10,13].…”