Ice Cream Cutting Practice

This Ice Cream Cutting Practice activity is perfect for National ice cream day! If you’re looking for a preschool cutting practice that the kids will love, you can’t go wrong with this! Make certain to check out our other preschool cutting activities as well.

Use these preschool cutting practice for a fun ice cream theme that is full of learning for the kids. One of my favorite cutting activities for preschoolers!

Ice Cream Cones themed scissor skills sheets for fine motor practice

This is fun to use during national ice cream month and is a great way to get the kids excited about learning how to properly hold and use scissors.

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What is the educational benefit of this printable?

The kids will be able to work on their fine motor skills and scissor skills. They’ll work on cutting on straight lines and lines of different directions as well.

What it includes:

These ice cream cone printables include pages of dotted lines that you child will cut on with scissors.

With July as National Ice Cream Month, it just makes sense to focus on these frozen treats.

Fun ways to use this printable:

There are so many fun ways to use these ice cream social worksheets! Here are few ways that you can

Have them draw and count the ice cream scoops

Who says that you can’t have the kids work on their counting skills at the same time? They can count the scoops as they’re cutting on the lines.

You can even have them draw their own cones on the pages and then color and count them as well. So many fun ways to count and use scoops!

Have the kids create a fun ice cream shop

Let them use their imagination to make a fun shop full of frozen treats. They can then serve you up a big scoop of ice cream while they’re at it.

They can easily use some bowls and spoons from the kitchen and scoop out some scoops of yummy ice cream just for you. (and them too of course!)

End the lesson with a real ice cream

You can’t celebrate and work on ice cream cutting skills without actually having real ice cream! Have some ice cream on hand and let the kids enjoy eating it when they’re done.