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Scissor skills: straight lines, wavy lines and a shape to cut out

Scissor skills sheets — a scissor skills sheet headed "Cut the Lines" with six thick dashed lines running across the page, a small scissors symbol at the start of each, every strip ending at a picture of a fish, crisp black printer-ink worksheet, thick evenly spaced dashed cutting lines with a small scissors symbol at the start, bold clean outlined drawings, uniform line weight, no gray tones
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Reading 1Straight lines
Reading 2Wavy and zigzag
Reading 3Cut a shape

Scissor skills sheets give preschool children practice with safety scissors. One page has six thick dashed strips, each ending at a fish; another has wavy and zigzag lines drawn as snakes; a third shows a circle, a square and a star in thick dashed outlines, with white space to cut around. Use them at a nursery table or at home. Type a different cut, such as a spiral cut or animal strips, and the same three styles carry it.

  • a nursery table activity
  • a home activity with safety scissors
  • an occupational therapy session
  • a cutting station in a preschool class

Frequently asked questions

What does the child cut?
Straight strips, wavy and zigzag lines, and a circle, a square and a star.
Are the lines easy to follow for small hands?
The lines are thick dashed guides, with wide white space between the shapes.
Can I ask for a different cut?
Yes. Type it as a direction, such as a spiral cut. It is a request, and the samples stay as shown.

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