Bee Cutting Practice Worksheets For Kids [Free Printable]

A great way to help kids work on their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills is to get them to use their scissors.

Our bee cutting practice worksheets are a fun way for kids to practice cutting and improve their scissor control.

The hand strength that kids gain when they master using scissors will also help them in other areas of life like grasping a toothbrush, getting dressed, or even eating. 

Since developing these skills is so important, we wanted these pages to be a fun and entertaining way for kids to practice cutting with scissors. With this cute bee theme, kids will stay engaged as they go through each task that will have them counting, matching, and mastering those scissors! 

These bee worksheets are also a great addition to any bee-themed or insect-themed study, so be sure to grab them to use at home or in the classroom. Keep reading below to see what this free printable set includes.

Keep your busy bees excited to learn with some more bee activities. Bee sure to check them out!

Bee Scissor Worksheets

In this free printable set, we’ve included the following:

• Cut Along the Line Worksheets (2)
• Finish the Picture Cutting Worksheet
• Counting Worksheet

On the first sheet, kids will cut along each dotted line to reach the hard-working bee and its honey! The lines get progressively harder as they make their way down the page. Get the kids to practice their fine motor skills as well by having them trace the lines before they cut them.

On the second sheet, there’s a large curvy line for the kids to cut following the path of the buzzing bee. As kids cut along the line, they’re developing their coordination and control of the scissors.

Next up is the matching sheet where kids will cut out the bottom of each image and match it to its corresponding top. This is a great way for kids to use problem-solving and pattern recognition as they match up the shapes.

Finally, kids will get to practice cutting and counting with our number practice cutting page. On this page, kids will count the bee-themed images and then cut and paste the numbers in the correct place. It’s a great way for them to use their fine motor skills and number recognition.

Each of the activities is a fun way for kids to practice their scissor skills!

Spring Ideas For Kids

This spring, keep your kid’s hands and minds occupied with some fun crafts and activities.

We’ve collected some of our favorites below so all you have to do is save the ones that will fit the needs of your child best.

Spring Books For Kids

Reading books to your kids is an important part of their development. Engaging with books helps to expand their imagination, while teaching them valuable lessons, helping them to learn more about life and the world around them.

Books are generally inexpensive; they are easy to access and don’t require costly digital subscriptions or gaming systems. Children who take pleasure in reading often carry that appreciation for literature into adulthood; this can be extremely beneficial as they continue on their journey through life!

See below for some of our top picks for spring books for kids.

Too Many Carrots: This adorable book about a rabbit with way too many carrots will have your kids giggling! When he loads on too many that he can’t even go in his house, he’s on the hunt for somewhere to live. Read what happens as his friends try to help. This book is cute and has a great message of sharing!

Pete The Cat and the Cool Caterpillar: Pete’s new friend is a caterpillar! But when his best buddy goes missing, Pete has to find out what happened to him. He soon realizes he’s going to need a lot of patience to discover what exactly happened to his caterpillar!

I Don’t Want To Be A Frog: Little frog wants to be anything but, you guessed it, a frog. He tries his hand at being a cat, rabbit, pig, and owl, but he just can’t manage to be like them. All along the way, his dad encourages him to just be a frog, but it’s not until he has a surprise run-in with a wolf that he rethinks what it means to be a frog.

Spring Crafts For Kids

Crafting is an interactive and hands-on way for kids to learn! As they create their craft, they’re improving their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Kids also learn to overcome difficulties by using new materials and problem-solving. Encourage your child to craft to help them develop in more ways than what meets the eye.

Paper Plate Bunny Craft – Your little bunnies will hop right on over to make this adorable craft out of an everyday paper plate. They’ll get to show off their artistic skills since they get to paint the bunny. Use our free template to make finishing this little bunny a snap!

Frog Paper Bag Puppet Craft – Take a leap off your lily pad to make this fun frog puppet with your kids! It’s an engaging activity that will use various skills to transform a plain paper bag into something fun and creative! Kids will love to play pretend with their frogs once they’ve finished the craft.

Handprint Ladybug Craft – This fun handprint craft will be a hit with the kids. They’ll love seeing their own handprints turn into a ladybug! It’s a great craft for kids of all ages, and perfect for a springtime project.

Hatching Chick Craft – This egg-citing craft will be one the kids will love to create! A fun way to welcome spring is with baby animals, so make this hatching chick with the kiddos. They’ll learn how to follow instructions, practice cutting with scissors, and more.

Spring Activities For Kids

Celebrate the arrival of spring with these fun and engaging spring color by number printables. This set comes with seven different coloring pages that kids will love to color. These pages are a great way for kids to practice number recognition when they match the color to the correct number.

Looking for an activity to keep the kids busy while having fun? Then reach for these bug coloring pages. There are eight unique pages featuring different six-legged creatures! These pages make a great addition to any insect study, so grab the crayons and these printables to get started!

Ignite a child’s imagination with this farm small world play. This sensory bin is a great way to get kids to recreate stories or come up with their own. It’ll keep kids engaged and playing creatively for a while! Use some common items around the house to create this fun and different way for kids to explore and learn.

Kids will love to find all the hidden images in these spring I Spy printables. They’ll use their focus and memory to locate each image. They’ll count from 1-5 on the easy version and 6-10 on the harder version, which has smaller pictures. They’re a fun and interactive activity your kids will enjoy!

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