The kids will have so much fun with this Easter Cutting Practice! This free preschool cutting worksheet will help your preschool and kindergarten children work on improving their scissor skills and fine motor skills. Ovals, wavy lines, and more with an adorable Easter theme!
This easter cutting activity is a perfect fine motor activity that will help them gain confidence in their cutting skills. Just print off and let the kids get working on their Easter scissor skills!
This free printable is a fun and easy way to get the kids excited and concentrating on using their scissors. Think of it as a fun educational activity that the kids will actually want to do!
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What is included in this fun Easter activity?
This cutting page will have the kids following the dotted line with their scissors. Straight, zig-zag, and rounded cutting skills will be worked on!
What it includes:
This scissor-cutting printable is a great way to have the kids use their scissors and concentrate on their cutting skills. This page will have them gain confidence in how to use scissors as well.
Fun ways to use this printable:
Even though the main focus of this printable is about cutting it, there are other fun ways to use it, too.
Trace the dots and use them again
There’s no way that them cutting them lines just once has to be the end to the fun! Trace the dots and have them do it over and over again!
Trace first, then cut
Grab a marker or a crayon and have the kids trace the dotted line first and then use their scissors to cut on it as well.
Create a story to go with the cutting
Have the kids create a fun story using their imagination before they start cutting. This will get them engaged and interested in the activity.
More Free Easter Printables and Activities:
- Printable Easter Worksheets: Greater Than and Less Than (2nd grade)
- Easter Printable Activities Pack for Preschoolers
- Printable Easter Worksheets: Reading Flash Cards
- Must Read Easter Books for Kids
Jill says
You make the best printables Kelli!
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stephanie says
Thanks for sharing at After School!
Kelli Miller says
TY for having the linky and stopping by 🙂
Tina Truelove says
This will help my preschoolers with their small motor/cutting skills. I just printed off a few copies. Thank you so much for the freebie! I’m also sharing this on my Facebook page.
Holly Homer says
This is so cute! I am sharing on the Kids Activities Blog FB page today!