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Here is the first in a series of worksheets I have created to support scissor skills practice.
This simple exercise in cutting a straight line is a fun way to improve young students fine motor skills and keep a record of their improvement.
I have included both a color and black and white version which can be colored by the students and then cut. Double the practice!!!
This is my first post on TpT and I would love to hear any feedback from my fellow Teachers.
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
I started my teaching career at the age of 15 as a dance teacher; I taught dancers from 1 all the way to 91 years old. I truely caught the teaching bug when I completed high school work experience at my own elementary school. I started working as a teaching assistant to a 5th grade class at the age of 17. The greatest influence over my career came in this first year of working in a school environment. It was the realisation that children nowadays didn't seem enjoy school one millionth of how much I did when I was their age, that shocked and dissappointed me. Over the years I have been assigned the role of behavioural support to specific children with learning, behavioural and social issues leading to a job as support for an entire elementary schools behavioural and learning support needs. I have created resources and taught all subjects to all ages within the elementary curriculum. For thhe last 3 years I have been working as and English Teacher in Japan and for most of that 3 years, at an International Kindergarten where I am responsible for a class of 2 and 3 year old students. I teach them the equivalent of 1st grade American curriculum over all subjects. Once kindergarten is out I also teach EAL to students from the ages of 4 - adulthood.
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