Temporal awareness is strong connected with spatial awareness. According to de Meur, (1988) the child begins to be aware and to differentiate between long and short periods, between regular and irregular rhythms, fast and slow steps. For children, the awareness of repeating some temporal events is also important, events like habitual rhythms (morning, afternoon, evening), a week, a season (Albu&al, 2006). Temporal awareness means the development of a sense of timing within the body. A good coordination eye-hand and eye-foot improve the movement of children (Gallahue, 1993). Prinz and Wiemeyer quoted by Stanescu (2002) consider the temporal structure of movements as the main feature of comparing immitations. Hermann quoted by Stanescu (2002