My First Scissor Skills Workbook: Cut-and-Paste Activities to Build Hand-Eye Coordination and Fine Motor Skills (My First Preschool Skills Workbooks)
Description
Learn scissor skills through creativity and crafting for kids ages 3 to 5
Learning to use scissors has a range of benefits for young kids, from developing motor skills to helping them create crafts from their imaginations! Walk preschoolers through the skills of cutting and snipping with this creative choice in activity books for kids ages 3-5. Kids will strengthen their hand muscles while practicing hand-eye coordination and building fine motor control.
- Skill building—The challenges increase as preschoolers learn, starting by cutting short, straight lines before progressing to swirls, simple shapes, and finally more intricate, complex shapes.
- A variety of activities—Keep children engaged with exercises that include coloring, cutting, and pasting to complete pictures, create masks, solve puzzles, and more.
- Key preschool concepts—This standout in activity books for kids ages 3-5 teaches essential early-learning concepts such as animals, colors, and shapes.
Make learning fun with plenty of pictures to cut, paste, and color in this scissor skills preschool workbook for kids.
Praise for My First Scissor Skills Workbook: Cut-and-Paste Activities to Build Hand-Eye Coordination and Fine Motor Skills (My First Preschool Skills Workbooks)
“Exposing young children to cutting with scissors is oftentimes a task that parents avoid. My First Scissor Skills Workbook introduces cutting in a developmentally appropriate way promoting little ones to build their fine motor skills. The variety of activities offered in this workbook aid in a young child's hand-eye and bilateral coordination.” —Lindsey Goble, M.Ed/MSA, coordinator of Preschool and Place to Play Services, Clara Hearne Early Childhood Center
“Expectations for kindergarten have changed drastically over the years. Long gone are the days of beginning to 'learn' and napping. Loren's approach to introducing scissors skills is great for all ages of young learners. I love the different levels that she has given us, ranging from beginners to more advanced. Now my preschoolers will be ready for what's ahead in elementary school.” —Hannah Land, preschool teacher
“If your child needs some extra help in acquiring the ever-important scissor skills then this is the book for you. This workbook has thousands of ways to practice cutting, ranging from easy to more difficult. This will definitely keep the kiddos busy with fun and meaningful scissor-skill practice. Give it a try today!” —Karyn Moore, kindergarten teacher, toddler parent, and founder of the Tiny Tikes Learning Boxregistered