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How to use this worksheet
This printable cut on the line activity gives children a focused way to practise Attention and Scissor Skills through the Fine Motor Worksheets theme.
- Attention
- Scissor Skills
- Fine Motor Skills
- Hand-Eye Coordination
How to do it
Name the pictures or numbers on the page together before starting. Practise scissor skills by cutting along dashed lines featuring Therizinosaurus, Kentrosaurus, Quetzalcoatlus, and Protoceratops, from straight lines to wavy, zigzag and step lines.
Easier or harder
Easier: Offer fewer pieces and use larger category areas for the first attempt.
Challenge: Ask the child to name a new item for each category and draw an extra sorting card.
What you need
- Printed worksheet
- Pencil and eraser
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Teacher and parent guidance
Supervise scissor use, remind the child to turn the paper with the helper hand and discuss each category before gluing.
Age and difficulty
The page is intended for Pre-K, Kindergarten practice. A child who is new to the skill may complete fewer items in one sitting.
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