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I recently purchased safety scissors for my daughter (3 years old) and thought it was about time to make a fun activity to help her improve her cutting skills! Since this was only her second time using scissors, she struggled to grip them properly and became a bit flustered. An easy solution that helped her immensely was wrapping yarn around the handles to give them better grip and comfort

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Summer is a great time to work on scissor skills with these fun sun themed cutting cards! They are small so that they will fit more easily in young preschoolers’ hands and are a great way to build fine motor skills. Plus, these cutting cards are a nice, calming activity that can be done during quiet time.

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This Montessori inspired Printable Preschool Cutting Busy Box makes it easy for you to help your toddler or preschooler learn scissor skills. This cutting busy box (also known as a quiet box) is a great introduction to cutting for preschoolers. You can have your young toddler use the back of the strips. (with your supervision). Preschool aged kids from around the age of 3 will be able to start cutting on the lines. I’d say this a Preschool Cutting Activity for 3 year olds and up.

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For this preschool activity, we will be working on cutting skills. We are going to create a lion out of a paper plate and we will use our scissors to create the mane of the lion. I’ve been sharing with you that I’m working towards creating scissor skills activities that are more engaging than simply cutting on the line and this is one of those activities.

Summary:

This is simple and fun cutting activity for preschoolers or toddlers. Using scissors a child can make different haircuts