Fun and Easy Hair Cut Scissors Activity for Kids

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Fun and Easy Hair Cut Scissors Activity for Kids
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Fun and EASY Hair Cut Scissors Activity for Kids

Supplies:

Empty toilet paper rolls

A marker

Scissors

Instructions:

Make a series of small cuts around one end of the cardboard tube. About 1 ½ inch is a great length for cutting.

After you have given the tube hair, it is time to give it a face. Draw on eyes, nose, and mouth with a marker. You can give as much detail as you desire.

With careful supervision offer your preschooler a child safe pair of scissors and invite him/her to give the new friend a haircut.

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For added fun…….glue yarn to the tube and let your child cut the yarn hair.

Developing scissor skills is essential to a preschoolers development, bilateral integration, and fine motor function.

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