Frog Cutting Practice Worksheets For Kids [Free Printable]

Using scissors might just mean a way to cut paper for some, but we know that practicing using scissors is really beneficial to kids. That’s why we created these frog cutting practice worksheets!

Kids are able to enhance their hand-eye coordination, grip strength, and bilateral coordination when they cut with scissors. These cutting activities also require concentration and focus, so they also aid in developing attention skills.

These pages are a great way for kids to not only practice using scissors, but also have them counting, matching, and developing fine motor skills.

Kids can learn more about these fascinating amphibians and stay engaged with a fun and beneficial activity when they complete these worksheets!

Add in some more preschool worksheets with these fun frog worksheets and make learning fun for kids!

Take a leap below to see what’s included in this free printable set that features our favorite lily pad dwellers.

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Frog Scissor Skills Worksheets

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

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

The cut along the lines worksheets are a great way for kids to practice fine motor skills since the lines get progressively harder as they make their way down the page.

They can get some additional practice by tracing the lines first with a pencil or marker, then cutting along each dashed line to reach the frogs at the end of each one.

The second sheet has a long curvy line that goes from the top to the bottom making its way to the frog. Kids will follow the path to the frog with each snip of the scissors! When kids use their scissors to cut along the lines, they’re gaining coordination, control, and hand strength.

Next up is the matching sheet where kids will match up the bottoms of each frog with its matching top. They’ll use their problem solving and pattern recognition skills to be able to match up the coordinating shapes and colors.

Finally, kids will practice counting and cutting with the number cutting page. Kids will count the amount of frogs in each box, then cut and paste the correct number in the box next to it.

This worksheet is a great way for kids to practice number recognition, counting skills, and fine motor skills.

Each of these cutting activities are a fun and interactive way for kids to practice their scissor skills!

Spring Themed Ideas For Kids

If you’re looking for some spring crafts and activities, you’re in the right place! We have lots of ideas your kids will jump for joy to do!

These hands-on projects make learning fun and keep kids engaged. Read on below for some spring ideas that will give you a jump start!

Read Aloud Spring Books

Reading books to your kids helps them to develop cognitive skills such as language and memory, and it also boosts their creativity and hones their listening abilities.

From opening up a world of fantastical adventures to laying the foundation for future educational success, reading together has numerous benefits for both parents and children alike.

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.

Crafts For Spring

Crafting helps kids gain essential skills while having the chance to be creative. When kids craft, they’re developing their fine motor skills, as well as recognizing shapes, colors, and patterns.

Kids are also able to boost their moods and gain self confidence when they complete a project. This makes crafting a great activity to add to any lesson, so choose some of our favorite spring crafts below

Ladybug Tissue Paper Craft – This little ladybug is ready to flutter its way into craft time! For kids to make this lucky insect, they’ll need some tissue paper, glue, and our free template. They’ll create an adorable masterpiece with each scrunch of tissue!

Bee Toilet Paper Roll Craft – Let your child’s creativity take flight when they transform a recycled item into a buzzing buddy. This cute little bee will have your kids buzzing with excitement to learn more about these helpful insects!

Paper Plate Chick Craft – Get ready to hatch some fun with the paper plate chick craft! Using a paper plate, paint, and colored paper, your little one can create an adorable chick. They’ll paint the plate yellow then add the details! Grab the supplies and get cracking!

Bird Paper Bag Puppet Craft – Kids will be able to fly into a world of imagination with their new bird puppet! Take a plain paper sack and turn it into a bird ready to play and tell stories with just a few basic supplies!

Spring Themed Activities

For engaging and educational fun, check out these butterfly activity sheets. Kids will navigate a maze, match the colorful butterflies and butterfly shadows, then count and graph the caterpillars and butterflies!

Enhance your child’s scissor skills with a little ladybug charm with these ladybug cutting practice worksheets! Kids will follow along the dotted lines on each sheet to cut a path to the ladybug, match the bottom of the ladybug, and count how many there are in each box.

For a fun way to celebrate spring, download these spring color by number printables and gather up the crayons or markers.

Kids will be able to work on number and color recognition as they match the color to the correct number. As they color in each number, a cute spring picture will be revealed!

Use a cute counting rhyme for a fun way for your preschoolers to work on counting and literacy! These adorable 5 Green Speckled Frogs printable puppets are a fun way to add a prop to the nursery rhyme and get the kids engaged!

Use these puppets when learning about the letter F or counting to 5! There’s a black and white version for kids to color in or a colored craft version to choose from.

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