Scissor Skills: A Fun Book To Develop Your Child's Fine Motor Skills (Priddy Learning)

Would definitely recommend this book! Great for small kids learning to cut. You can pull pages out too which is ideal and there are so many different pages and items to cut out etc

The session skills learning book for 3-year-olds is a great tool for helping children develop important skills such as problem-solving, counting, and hand-eye coordination. The book is easy to use and engaging, with age-appropriate exercises and colorful illustrations. It has also helped my child develop their confidence and self-esteem.This learning book is a great resource for parents who want to help their child develop skills that are often required by private schools. These skills include problem-solving, critical thinking, fine motor skills, and cognitive development. The book is a fun and effective way to help your child develop these skills and prepare them for academic success.

Love this book for my 3 year old, also bought one for another 3 year old for Christmas. Such a unique book to help practice a skill. My daughter loves getting her scissors out but because they are toddler scissors it’s not easy to cut normal paper, that’s why this book is so great! It’s tailored to work well with the scissors and the lines have massively helped improve her cutting skills.

Great got kids to practice their skills.

I bought this for my nephew to practice his scissor skills, how to hold scissors (safety kids ones of course), and how to use them properly etc. I assumed the book would have had most of the pages about cutting lines or circles and other basic shapes, but there was more than I expected!Different activities on each page, different shapes in varying difficulties, lots of colours and animals too capture and keep the interest of the child too.Definitely worth buying!

The media could not be loaded. I love this! It's got so much variety and my two year old (just turned 2 a few months ago) loves it and wanted to give it a good go! It's quite difficult I'd say for a 2 year old, maybe the age should be closer to 3. He got frustrated that he couldn't figure out how to cut the lines properly and got quite upset with himself. It's a brilliant book and has so many different great activities but i just think the age range is too young for the type of things in the book!

My daughter loves it - great activities

Great first cutting book