KUMON. Let"s cut it out! Funny animals

"Let"s cut it! Funny animals" is a collection of exercises, performing which the child will learn to work with scissors and carefully cut out pictures of paper. Tasks in the notebooks are built on the principle of "from simple to complex". First, the baby will cut on straight lines, then on curved: arcs, waves, zigzags, spirals and lines of a more complex shape. You can play with cut figures! The completion of tasks will contribute to the development of fine motor skills, spatial thinking and imagination.

Chiches of notebooks
It teaches to work with scissors in three stages: first we make an incision (closing and opening the scissors completely), then learn to cut in a straight line (without closing the scissors to the end), we train to cut out the forms and figures.

develops fine motor skills and increases the vocabulary.

It teaches you to feel the form: distinguish between straight from curved.

It teaches you to use scissors safely.

To make it convenient for the baby to cut along zigzag lines, places (asterisk) are marked in the exercises, where the direction of the scissors should be changed.

Helps to delight small achievements and enjoy studying.

For whom is this notebook
The notebook is designed for classes with children from 2 to 4 years.

It can be used both by teachers in children"s clubs and development centers, as well as parents to work at home.

What is Kumon?
Kumon is the largest International Center for Additional Education. Today, according to Kumon programs, more than 4 million children and adolescents aged 2 to 17 years study in 47 countries.

Kumon workbooks for preschoolers will help your child purchase letters, account skills, as well as teach him to work with scissors and glue.

Tasks designed according to the Kumon method:

Training attention and perseverance.

Raise self -discipline and the habit of independent classes.

help the child feel confidence in his abilities.

The Kumon method is based on the multiple performance of the same tasks, which, gradually complicating, allow the child to easily master and fix the acquired skills. Moving forward in small steps, your child will undoubtedly achieve success in mastering the proposed educational material