Scissor Skills for 3 Year Olds Lines and Shapes for Toddlers: Kindergarten Workbook for Boys and Girls / Learning Activity Book / Improve Your Preschool Kid Basic Motor Functions

Cutting with scissors is an excellent exercise in eye-hand coordination and manipulative skills. It is worth organizing cutting games for your child because it is a way to improve the endurance and coordination of many hand muscles responsible for writing in the future. Use the look inside feature (Amazon website user) or see the cover image (Mobile app users) to get a feel for the stunning interior of this activity book. When is it okay to let your toddler play with scissors? As early as the age of one, you can try playing with scissors. These will be safe, toy scissors, of course, constructed for the youngest users. Children at the age of 12 months grasp scissors casually, manipulates them. They learn the interesting shape and mobility of the new “toy”. By the age of two, children usually have mastered the ability to hold scissors properly for their intended purpose. They will try to hold them once in one hand and once in the other. Between the ages of two and three, toddlers develop the ability to cut with scissors. They cut paper on their own. The activity will be chaotic and will be accompanied by numerous movements, such as tilting the head or putting the tongue out. After the age of 3, children can cut a square of paper in half. He or she will most often cut characteristically, that is, in the direction toward himself or herself. With this book your child will learn: Grip and Finger strength, Motor skills – allow you to increase your child’s hand strength. Holding the scissors – with each subsequent picture, the child will gain more skills and will be better at controlling hand movements. Scissor skills books are a great exercise for developing manual skills. Concentration and creativity – Scissors activity requires concentration on one activity for a long time, the child develops the ability to focus attention and creativity. Memory development – the child learns about colors, shapes, and pictures, and characters by presenting them in different situations. These activities deepen knowledge, develop imagination, and memory. Expressing emotions – cutting can relieve emotions. The colors children choose and the way they hold the crayons can be information to parents about the child’s mood. Content information/about this book: 50 pages with elements to cut out. Big and simple images perfect for kids. A great advantage of this book is the possibility to color all the pictures, which makes the fun with scissors even more attractive for your child. One-sided pages – every second page is empty due to the convenience of cutting. If you want your child to spend time in a funny and enjoyable way and at the same time develop their skills, choose our book. Put a SMILE on your Kid’s face!