SES Creative I Learn to Use Scissors

£17.99

21 in stock

21 in stock

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Learning to use scissors is a key developmental step, and this I Learn to Use Scissors set from SES Creative makes the process safe, fun, and rewarding. As part of the popular “I’m Learning” range, this kit is perfectly designed to help young children master the art of cutting in a secure environment.

The set includes a special pair of safety scissors that are designed to only cut paper, not hair, fingers, or clothes. Also included are sixteen brightly printed cutting sheets. Children can start with simple straight lines and gradually progress to more complex shapes like waves and spirals, following the pre-drawn paths. It’s a fantastic way to build confidence and develop hand-eye coordination.

Features:

  • A fun and safe introduction to learning how to use scissors.
  • Includes 16 colourful cutting sheets with increasing difficulty.
  • The special safety scissors will not cut hair or fabric.
  • A guided, step-by-step activity that builds confidence.
  • Helps to develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.

Specifications:

  • Brand: SES Creative
  • Age Suitability: 3 – 6 years
  • Contents: 16 printed cutting sheets, 1 pair of safety scissors.

Frequently Asked Questions

The box contains 16 brightly printed cutting sheets and one pair of child-safe scissors. The sheets feature a variety of guided cutting paths - straight lines, zigzags, waves, spirals, and curved routes - printed on colourful illustrated backgrounds such as snails, fish ponds, and houses.
The scissors are specially designed to cut paper only. The blade geometry means they will not cut hair, fabric, or fingers, making them suitable for unsupervised practice sessions with children aged 3 and over. As with all scissors, adult supervision is still recommended for the youngest children in the age range.
The 16 sheets progress from simple straight lines and gentle curves through to more challenging zigzags, tight spirals, and irregular wavy paths. This stepped approach means children build confidence at their own pace before tackling the trickier designs.