If you’re working on fine motor skills, here’s what I look for in a good scissor activity: • Starts with straight lines before jumping to curves • Gradually builds to zigzags + shapes • Large, simple visuals (not overwhelming) • Repetition without feeling boring • Something they can do independently Cutting isn’t just about crafts… it strengthens hand muscles for writing, improves coordination, and builds confidence when they can say, “I did it myself.” This one has been an easy add into our week because it meets them where they are and grows with them. More of what’s actually working in our homeschool coming in Part 2. HomeschoolMom PreschoolLearning FineMotorSkills PreKAtHome MotherhoodUnfiltered