Scissor Skills Activity Book for kids ages 3-5
Support your child’s educational journey with Scissor Skills kids activity book that helps preschoolers and up learn essential fine motor skills.
This kids craft book is a great way for your toddler or young child to learn essential hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills through vibrant cut and paste activities that are both enjoyable AND educational!
Why You’ll Love This Toddler Activity Book
Engaging and educational kids crafts. “Cutting animal shapes”, “line formations”, and “cut and paste to complete a picture” activities are a few of the fun exercises that kids can enjoy in a classroom curriculum, on road trips, during holiday break, as independent learning/practice, and more!Testing progress along the way. An incentive chart and 140 gold reward stickers are included to track your child’s progress as they complete each activity.Practically sized for every activity The 64-page workbook is sized at about 9 inches x 6 ½ inches—giving your child plenty of space to complete each exercise.
About Carson Dellosa
For more than 40 years, Carson Dellosa has provided solutions for parents who want to help their children get ahead and for teachers who want their students to meet and exceed set learning goals. Carson Dellosa partners with you in supporting your child’s educational journey every step of the way.
The Kids Activity Book Contains:
30+ pages of vibrant cut and paste activitiesAn incentive chart and 140 gold reward stickersPerfectly sized at about 9″ x 6 ½”
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Publisher : Carson Dellosa Education
Publication date : January 4, 2010
Edition : Saddle-sewn
Language : English
Print length : 64 pages
ISBN-10 : 1604187662
ISBN-13 : 978-1604187663
Item Weight : 2.31 pounds
Reading age : 3 – 5 years, from customers
Dimensions : 6.7 x 0.3 x 9 inches
Grade level : Preschool – 1
Best Sellers Rank: #11,764 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #282 in Children’s Game Books (Books) #401 in Children’s Basic Concepts Books #757 in Children’s Activity Books (Books)
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Meryl –
Very helpful book for beginner fine motor skills.
I got this for my 4 year old, who is a lefty AND has some trouble with fine motor skills. This book was extremely helpful to him, as a kid who could not cut AT ALL. In preschool, as the other kids were slowly learning to cut, he could only make small snips, so he was pretty far behind the other kids. He also gets discouraged very easily; as in, he would cry at the first mistake. This book starts so basic, and slowly ramps up the difficulty, so he was able to slowly learn to cut without getting frustrated.The book begins as straight lines down a page, then some curves, then zigzags, and then slowly branches out into other simple shapes, swirls and paths. My son liked looking forward to the next page to see what challenge he would face, since each page is a little harder than the last. Near the end, there are 2 cut and paste activities.We do a page almost every night, and we are down to the final 6 pages. His cutting has improved dramatically, and this is the only book we’ve been using. He can now continually cut down the page, stopping to switch directions and curving along swirls.It comes with 2 sheets of gold star stickers, and a chart in the back. My son enjoyed adding a sticker each night that he was done with his “homework”. There are more stickers than needed for this book, so we will keep using them as we graduate to a more difficult scissor skill book.This book was so helpful to us, but my son was very, very far behind the other kids his age. If your child can cut at all, this book will probably be too easy. However, if this is your child’s first introduction to cutting, or they are behind, this is perfect.
A –
Great practice
I love the repetition for beginners. Cute pages easy to cut and stars included for reward. Great quality for the money
Rhett Bartholomew –
Love this
I’ve bought this alot. Perfect for kids practice
Wwz –
Good book
This scissor skills book is fun for little kids to practice cutting. The pages have colorful animals and shapes that keep them interested. It really helps with hand coordination. Some pages are a bit simple, but overall it’s a great way to keep kids busy and learning.
Nealie Gaddis –
Great!
My 4 year old loved doing these and then he would Glue them on a separate paper. He could do these for hours if I let him.
Kelsie –
Shape is great for kids learning!
great way to teach cutting skills in a fun way to preschoolers
Linh –
It was alright
I thought the book it self was pretty basic. Most of them was just straight lines. My son got bored of it already.
Rebecca Williams –
Good skills book!
I bought those for my daughter who is in preschool. She loves to cut and follow the lines as she’s learning her motor skills. Great skill book for little ones.
sarah –
My boy loves using scissors and has enjoyed cutting along the various lines ans shapes in the book. He is beginning to really take caretofollow the lines and turn the paper.
Teyarah –
Daughter loves this book she is 5 and we are working on her hand eye coordination. Pages. Hold be made out of heavier paper though.
Lorena Perez –
Bueno para fortalecer músculos de la mano , no trae tantos ejercicios diferentes
Hamide –
It has a good quality, but I think that there is also seasor
City slicker –
Great for learning how to cut along the lines and colouring. Also seeing and using alphabet and numbers. Great for 3 years old