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All children develop as individuals. Parents and caregivers should use the age ratings below as a guideline, taking the abilities, temperament and interests of their children into account.
Preschool children are encouraged to practice scissor cutting to strengthen hand muscles and coordination for later skills such as writing. Fine motor skills (those skills that involve the small muscle movements of his hands and fingers in coordination with his eyes) are developed through cut and paste activities.
If an aspect of the project is frustrating to the child provide assistance - try to keep things fun. Sing songs, read stories or watch shows about the seasons to supplement the project - again focusing on extra activities that the child enjoys to help keep them motivated.
Take breaks, when necessary. Choose a time of day when you and the child are relaxed. Provide rewards (verbal encouragement, gold stars on "chore chart" checklists or awards for tasks that have been mastered) and change up the rewards when needed.
You must print both worksheets for this project. Cut the cards from template 1 and paste them onto template 2 to show the flow of the seasons from Spring through Winter:
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