Kids love to cut with scissors—as you can see by the trail of scraps often left in their wake! This creative and practical activity pad gives an engaging, creative direction to scissor work, meaning more concentration and less mess. Organized from simple to more complex, 20 different paper cutting projects (with complete supplies included right
Kids love to cut with scissors—as you can see by the trail of scraps often left in their wake! This creative and practical activity pad gives an engaging, creative direction to scissor work, meaning more concentration and less mess. Organized from simple to more complex, 20 different paper cutting projects (with complete supplies included right in the pages of the book) practice slightly different skills and techniques, and produce 20 unique crafts, games, and activities to offer kids a creative focus and a sense of accomplishment. Plastic safety scissors are included, which naturally encourage proper form and are safe for preschoolers—but any pair of scissors can be used to complete the paper-cutting projects.
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Great book! Bought this for my 3 year old granddaughter who is just learning how to use her scissors.
Fun, Entertaining and Skill-Building Really fun, colorful, and easy-to-cut-out images for a 4-year-old to enjoy. I didn’t like the scissors very well, so I had already ordered the Fiskars child-friendly safety scissors for my granddaughter to use. She had a wonderful time with this activity, with many more hours yet to enjoy them whenever she visits. This book really does help them develop scissor skills and hand-eye coordination in a FUN, enjoyable way. Melissa & Doug have some really fun things for kids to learn and do, and…
Missing page and scissors aren’t great. We received this book and scissors shrink-wrapped in plastic, but when we opened the 20 page book we were disappointed to find we were completely missing a page (the spiral snake cutout). The rest of the project pages are cute and good practice for a preschooler. The plastic scissors cut OK when held exactly perpendicular to the paper, but tilt them to either side and the paper folds over and doesn’t cut, or you end up with a frayed rip-cut. Also, the scissors have two round finger holes…