Welcome to our cutting practice activity sheets. Here you can explore best cutting practices. However, focusing on the development of children’s skills is very important. So, Scissors training helps children develop soft skills. Teaching cutting practice to children requires great patience and a step-by-step approach.
These Shape-cutting worksheets will help your child learn to hold scissors and cut correctly.
Each of these papers shows shapes with a dashed line around them. Certainly, Direct the child to cut along the dashed lines. Also, the cutting edge makes it easier for the child to cut. Then, get your scissors ready and we’re going to cut out the shapes. So, now you can sharp your cutting skill with Shape-cutting worksheets.
Shapes-cutting worksheets:
1. Square
This is one of the shape-cutting worksheets. So, Can you recognize the shape of this image? This is square and its color is Red. Also, This shape is the easiest to use for cutting first. Hence, Direct the child to cut straight lines, handling the scissors in all directions of the square shape.
2. Rectangle
This is another one of the rectangle shape cutting worksheets. It is a green rectangle. The child can cut around this in the same way as the square. The child can also learn this easily.
3. Triangle
This page has a triangular shape. So, What color is this triangle? It is a yellow one. Later, cut carefully along the three straight lines here. Finally, make sure to cut them properly.
4. Pentagon
Then, we cut along the pentagon-shaped image between the shape-cutting worksheets. Don’t worry about having 5 straight lines. In fact, now you have practiced cutting more straight lines. So, this will be an easy one. You need to learn not only the shape of this picture but also its color. It is a light green pentagon shaped.
5. Hexagon
This one has more cutting lines than other shape-cutting worksheets. This is a blue color hexagon with six straight lines around it. Once you cut them correctly, you can get this hexagon out of the paper.
6. star
What’s this cute shape among the shape-cutting worksheets? This is a star shape. But It seems very difficult to cut. No, it’s not difficult. In this case, you have practiced cutting more lines. Your scissors can be handled very carefully and cut it properly. Also, don’t forget to learn the color of this picture. It is a light blue star.
7. Circle
Here you can see a circular shape. It is a pink circle. Look clearly at this circle, Then, cut along the dashed line and separate the circle from the paper. Cutting around a circular shape is slightly more difficult than cutting along a straight line. This is because it has curved edges. Therefore, after the child has practiced cutting along straight lines, it is advisable to guide him to cut around the circle shape.
8. Oval
This is also like a circle. But this is not a circle. This is an oval shape. What color is used to fill this shape? It is brown. You have to cut it. It is also like a circle. Cut carefully around the curved line.
9. Semicircle
Do you know what this shape is? We can call it a semicircle. It is half of a full circle. You will see that there is a curved line and a straight line. You should cut around both lines. And can you identify the color in this picture? It is a gray semicircle.
10. trapezoid
This is an orange color trapezoid.
11. Rombas
This is a purple color Rombas.
These learning worksheets are designed to give your child many more learning opportunities. Various shapes are given here for cutting. Shapes are introduced when developing mathematical concepts. You can introduce these shapes to your child through these worksheets. Different colors are used for the shapes given in these activity papers. This allows you to give the child an understanding of colors.
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