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

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Remember that it is important to have a balanced diet, so look at what children have eaten over a week rather than just focussing on one day. 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. Children will love this engaging activity and learn the days more effectively in this manner and will also help make teaching more effective.

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. 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:Twinkl Kids TV or Twinkl Parents have many educational videos on various aspects of the school curriculum.

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. Structuring the activity in this way will help you assess children's knowledge of shapes as well as creating an opportunity to teach them about shapes they haven't mastered yet. 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. The term quadrilateral is a broad term for all four-sides shapes. A rectangle, square, rhombus, and kite, are all examples of quadrilaterals.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.