Build A Pizza Cut and Paste enables children to cut out the pizza ingredients of their choice and create their own pizza. This can be used in home corner as part of a pizza shop set up. The Build A Pizza Set helps children with their cutting skills as they cut out ingredients of their choice. 

This can also be laminated and pre-cut and used with playdough etc. 

Remembering Soldiers Cut and Paste is an activity that enables children to commemorate soldiers by cutting and pasting poppies around each silhouette image. 

This set can be laminated for longer lasting and used with playdough as well. 

Rangoli Match Cut and Paste enables children to find the correct half of the rangoli design and match it together. This is a great activity for hand eye co-ordination, visual perceptions, cutting skills and recognising patterns and colour schemes. 

Rangoli is a traditional Indian decoration of simple patterns and geometric shapes made with ground rice, particularly during festivals including Diwali. 

Monster Cut and Paste enables children to create their own monsters by cutting out the nose and mouths and sticking them onto the monster bodies. Children can practice their cutting skills by cutting out the nose and mouths. 

These can also be laminated and used over again. They can also be used as playdough mats. 

Monster Hair Cutting is a simple activity that enables children to practice their cutting skills by cutting different types of lines of hair. Children can also colour in their monster before giving it a haircut! Great for Halloween. 

Transportation Shadows Cut and Paste is a great activity for children to identify the right shadow transportation with their matching image. This activity enables children to develop vidual discrimination skills, hand eye coordination and learning to analyse the shapes of images to match. 

Planet Cutting Lines enable children to cut along different types of lines to practice their cutting skills. Cutting along different lines enables children to practice their hand-eye coordination, practice holding the paper and scissors correctly and confidence in using the scissors to cut. 

This activity requires children to match halves of fruit together. By doing this activity children will develop their visual discrimination by choosing the correct half to match, hand eye coordination, awareness of different fruits and cognitive development. These can also be cut and laminated for children to match.

Children can practice their cutting skills by creating a Friendship Bracelet. Choose a Friendship Bracelet that children can cut out, colour, design and create (by gluing both ends together). They can wear it themselves or gift it to someone special. This is a fun way to get children to practice cutting out all different shapes.

Here are 8 "love" cutting worksheets which a child can use to practice their cutting skills. These can be used to show "love" to a child's loved one by completing the cut and paste worksheets. Create a love picture by encouraging the child to cut the images on page 1, and pasting them on the background on page 2. The completed picture can be given to a child's loved one on different occasions such as Valentines Day, Mother's Day, a parent birthday etc. It can also be used as a fun craft activity.