Cut It Out

 

 

What You'll Need:

Cookie Cutters

Apples or Sturdy Fruit

Bread/Sandwich

 

 

Really I'll find anyway to make a small smile for my kids. But, also I like to find ways to get kids interested in using fine motor skills.

 

Really you could use this for many educational plans.

Using sturdy fruit or vegetables (apples, cucumber, carrots, pears, potatoes) or other foods (sandwich, cheese, meat, lasagna noodles).

 

Kids like fun shapes...who doesn't! I have a cookie cutter set of over 100 cutters with alphabet, numbers, symbols and signs.

 

For early education teachers, this would be a great way to teach basic math symbols, and allowing students to eat their subtraction skills.

Classroom Connection:

26.B.1d Visual Arts: Demonstrate knowledge and skills to create visual works of art using manipulation, eye-hand coordination, building and imagination. Introduce other tools (cutting) with easily manipulative mediums like breads/cheese/etc.