Cut And Stick For Kids: A Fun and Interactive Motor Skills Development and Learning Book

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shapes are any shapes that are completely flat. For example, any shape that is completely flat on a piece of paper is a 2D shape. 2D means 2-dimensional. Help your children express themselves with this Make an Emoji Face Cutting Skills Activity. Use the fun cut-out hats, crowns, eyes and mouths to communicate how you feel. If you want help explaining how the Earth rotates on its axis and how it makes revolutions around the sun, this Earth's Movement: Rotation vs Revolution PowerPoint will be right for you. It uses colourful slides and simple language to help make this topic approachable for children.

These motor skills develop when your child starts using these smaller muscles in actions like grasping, holding or pressing. Here are some other great ideas for developing your child’s fine motor skills, we think you might like: If you get hungry from all the space travel, design your own pizza with this Pizza Cutting Skills Activity. Whether you like mushrooms or pepperoni, you'll find all the toppings you fancy. Drawing, colouring and painting - also help develop creativity and imagination. Use different mediums to strengthen your child’s hand-eye coordination. Holding a paintbrush helps a child gain control using their fingers. Sure, there are! Explore similar teacher-made materials to spice up your Literacy and English lessons at Early Level. No matter if you're looking for interactive games, simple exercises or more challenging worksheets, we've got you covered.If you're looking for a counting in 5s activity with a twist, then this could be the perfect resource for you. How else can we practise counting in 5s? While this will add a colourful splash to your Literacy and English lessons, it's also a great activity to improve children's fine motor skills through cutting. Are there other SATPIN phonics resources? Initial Sounds Worksheet - Handy set of five appealing initial sounds worksheets help give your kids letters and sound recognition. Initial Sounds Peg Matching Game - Encourages children to match a peg to the correct initial sound for each image. This handy CVC word cut out template, helps children practice CVC words. What is a CVC word? If you didn’t already know, a CVC word is a word that is made up of a consonant, vowel, consonant. So, for example, cat is a CVC word. With this word cut out template, simply cut and paste the word to describe the pictures.

To get your children really comfortable with this area of maths, there's a range of simple activities that you can try at home. Have a look at the suggestions below: And when the children are up for a break, why not play a truly classic game? This SATPIN I Spy Initial Sounds resource will have the learners look for items that start with a given letter.If you're looking for an autumn tree cutting skills activity to develop fine motor skills, here is a tree and colourful autumn-themed images for children to practice using one-handed tools. In this autumn fine motor activity, children can strengthen their motor skills by using scissors to cut out the autumnal images. They then get to glue the images on to the tree to create a colourful autumn scene. This fine motor activity is perfect for continuous provision or to use in small targeted groups. Mastering the numbers between 1 and 20 will be a gateway into further Maths skills such as simple adding and subtraction, so mastering these basics is extremely important. You can also watch our engaging video below with your learners to introduce the 'qu' sound. What are some examples of ‘qu’ words?

The Phases of the Moon Labelling Worksheet is a great classroom activity. It shows the relationship between the Moon, Earth and Sun in each of the Moon’s phases. We identify 2D shapes by looking at the number of sides and corners they have. We may also talk about the angles 2D shapes have. Can think of any other words with the ‘qu’ sound? Try to create a sentence using as many ‘qu’ words as possible. How many can you fit into the one sentence? Remember, it has to make sense! Here’s one to get you started: The worksheet in this resource has a simple design that can help children learn the days of the week. Our brilliant preschool ABC worksheets are ideal for younger students who are getting to grips with all the letters of the alphabet. We've provided a "My Alphabet Mat" and a separate sheet of adorable Twinkl illustrations with a letter assigned.Then go on with a super engaging creative resource; this lovely Colour by Phonemes SATPIN Activity will not only reinforce the sounds but also improve your learners' fine motor and concentration skills alongside their vision. Our autumn tree cutting skills activity is a really simple autumn resource that’s going to improve fine motor skills in your class.

Draw groups of five objects and count them out. Why not draw flowers with five petals and see how many petals you have? By using this resource, you can help your child become more familiar with the numbers between 1 and 20. This activity can also help them gain more confidence in their counting and numeracy skills, which can lead to success with more complicated activities later on.

5 practical CVC word practice ideas

We have a lovely resource on identifying 2D and 3D shapes too. This is perfect for assessing your child's understanding of the difference between 2D and 3D shapes. Have your students carefully cut out the colourful shapes using scissors. In this way, children will improve their scissor skills and practise fine motor skills.