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Ages 3–4✂️ Cutting practice
First scissor snips for ages 3–4 – one snip, one picture
Four narrow strips of pictures. A grown-up cuts the strips apart; the child then snips off one picture after another.
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In the print dialog choose actual size (100 %) and black and white. Add a thick triangular crayon.
Why is this sheet for ages 3–4?
First cutting is one squeeze of the scissors. The strip is narrow enough for a single snip to cut right through, so the child sees a result at once.
- One snip = one finished piece. Success comes straight away.
- A wide grey line: close enough is good enough.
- The cut-off pictures can be glued on paper or sorted.
💬 Tip for parents
Prepare the strips beforehand. Scissors: thumb on top, the other hand holds the strip. Show “open – shut” like a crocodile's mouth. Glue the pictures on paper together afterwards. Cutting happens at the table and only with you.
