For parents, teachers, and therapists, developing young children’s fine motor skills is essential. That’s where our Free Scissor Practice Printable comes in—a great way to help young students improve their hand-eye coordination and hand strength in an engaging format. This printable resource features fun pages for different skill levels, giving kids a solid foundation in this important […]
In today’s digital age, hands-on activities like cutting with scissors remain an essential skill for young learners. Download your FREE Cutting Practice Printable, a free PDF resource designed to provide children with a fun and engaging way to develop their fine motor skills, scissor skills, and hand-eye coordination. This simple yet effective one-page document features […]
Tic tac toe, a classic game known and loved by people of all ages, has taken an exciting twist in the form of sports tic tac toe. The simplicity of the classic tic tac toe combined with the thrill of sports is an inventive way to make indoor games more stimulating. This unique version is […]
Cutting activities for kids are a great way to help young children develop their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and bilateral coordination. Giving a child a pair of scissors might seem intimidating at first, but with lots of practice and fun activities, little learners can become proficient in using them. Get the free printable cutting […]
The ability to cut is an important developmental skills for children just like learning how to scribble, draw and write. If you are a parent, teacher, support staff, or an occupational therapy provider, it is important to learn more about the science of scissors skills and the developmental progression for children. To determine how a […]
The skills needed to use scissors, begin at a very young age when babies begin to open and close their fingers to pick up small objects or little pieces of food. When babies crawl and push/pull toys, they build up the muscles in their shoulders and core to have the stability to use objects like […]
Color Cut Glue Scissor Practice for Winter We are back again with a new color, cut and glue project. This time it is for Winter! Download the Color Cut Glue Scissor Practice for Winter. The black and white printable activity pages encourage children to practice coloring, cutting out simple shapes, planning out where to glue the […]
This is a huge 18 page FREE packet with two levels of cut and paste puzzles. You can use the easier version where the picture is present to match up the puzzles pieces or use the more difficult version where the picture is not present. Download the Cut and Paste Puzzle freebie here https://www.yourtherapysource.com/freecutpuzzles.html Check out […]
Check out these $0.99 specials until 11/30/15: 1. Scavenger Hunts – Encourage physical activity and visual perceptual skills while going on fun scavenger hunts. 2. Tangrams for Kids – cut and paste puzzle projects for kids. 3. December Handwriting Activities – over 40 pages of December holiday handwriting templates, visual motor and visual perceptual worksheets.
Here is a simple little freebie to practice scissor snipping skills and a short line. You can choose to use a page with the lines or without guide lines. An adult can cut apart the three strips in the dotted lines. The child can color in the flowers, smile faces and balloons. The child can […]