As any teacher knows, cutting with scissors is an important skill for young students to learn. Not only does it help to develop fine motor skills, but it also teaches children how to follow lines and shapes. However, cutting can also be frustrating for little ones who are still getting the hang of using scissors. That's where cutting practice comes in!
How Can I Use This?
Cutting Practice is an easy-to-prep, purposeful activity that is perfect for little hands. It can be used for morning work, a center, early finisher work, etc., to help your students to practice their fine motor skills through cutting! Just print and add scissors!
What Will I Get Today?
-28 different cutting activities, printed 2 per page.
-Cover for photo case box (if you’re using small box activities)
Small box activities are an easy way to provide purposeful cutting practice for your students. Just print and add scissors! Your students will love working on their scissor skills, and you'll love seeing their progress. So why wait? Start cutting today!
WHAT TEACHERS JUST LIKE YOU ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS RESOURCE!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Lydia says “The students I have used it with really enjoyed it. I used diffent weights of paper to develop skills. It was quick and easy to prep. I sent it home in ziplock bag. Parents were very appreciative to have something effective but simple to help their children.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ April says “Scissor skills are so important in fine motor development! I just print these on colored paper and leave them by the scissor bucket. The kids are drawn to the activity without any kind of prompting. Thanks!”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jennifer says “Great resource for working on cutting skills! A good amount of lines to cut without becoming too much for struggling students.”
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