Visual Motor Integration

Visual Motor Integration

Scissor Skills - Moderate

These are excellent resources to help a child advance through the developmental sequence of scissor use. Cutting with scissors involves the skill of hand separation, fine motor coordination, bilateral coordination, and eye-hand coordination. Hand separation, a skill that is also required for handwriting, is when the thumb, index, and middle fingers separate from the rest of the hands.

Scissor skills develop sequentially. Before a child is able to cut with scissors he or she must be taught the proper positioning of scissors and body during cutting tasks. The progression includes: snipping, cutting straight lines, cutting curved lines, cutting simple shapes (circle, square), and finally cutting complex shapes. 

Multidiscipline

Crazy Hair! Cutting Practice

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3-D Space Shuttle Craft

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Cut and Fold: ANIMALS!

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Cut and Fold: DINOSAURS

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Cut & Paste: Polar Bear Shapes!

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Cut & Track Progress = Shapes!

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Color, Cut, & Glue - Ladybug

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Color, Cut, & Glue - Lizard

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Color, Cut, & Glue - Butterfly

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Animal Fun! Cut Outs

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Fold, CUT, & Draw - Spring

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