Cutting Practice Scissor Skills Cutting Box

Description

Make developing fine motor skills fun with this Cutting Practice Scissor Skills Cutting Box. I recommend printing each design on a different colored paper and keep your strips in a plastic organizing box (further details below). Additionally, students can stick the completed strips and shapes on a piece of paper to create a fun picture.

What’s included in this Cutting Practice Scissor Skills Cutting Box?

• Teacher preparation instructions – Detailed instructions including photos of the resource in action.
• Right handed long strips – 12 pages
• Right handed short strips – 3 pages
• Left handed long strips – 12 pages
• Left handed short strips – 3 pages
• Cutting strips without scissor image – 12 pages
• Cutting strips with solid lines – 6 pages
• Shape strips – 12 pages
• Busy Box covers – 2 pages

This Cutting Practice Scissor Skills Cutting Box is perfect for the following learning settings:

⭐ During literacy centers to develop scissor skills

⭐ With small groups of students with a focus on strengthening fine motor skills

How to prepare this Cutting Practice Scissor Skills Cutting Box?

✂️ Print your chosen cutting strips – a different colored paper for each type is a great idea! 

✂️ Choose between left or right handed stirps to suit your individual students. 

✂️ Alternatively, use the strips without a scissor image for both left and right handed students. 

✂️ The strips are designed to fit in a plastic organizing box. For more information on the one I recommend, check out the following blog post: Printable Preschool Cutting Busy Box – Fun with Mama 

Suggested materials:

✏️ Scissors

✏️ Glue