Snip Snip Animals, Scissor Skills Toy, Felt Craft Gift for Kids | Cutting Activity, Safety Scissors, Fine Motor Skills for Preschool, Screen-Free, Learning Toy, Girls & Boys Ages 3, 4, 5, 6

My 3 year old grandson loves this activity book. He was able to complete many of the tasks by himself. It has taught him how to use scissors properly at 3! He will sit for hours doing these activities. He had a lot of fun! Great quality paper that has vibrant colors to keep him interested. This would make an excellent gift for a toddler, rather than a plastic toy. The activity book is the standard size. You get plenty of pages of activities for a very cheap price.

This is such a cute craft activity. I am looking forwarding to gifting this to my toddler this year once she’s ready to use scissors. I love that this set helps with fine motor, creative thinking, spatial reasoning, and attention skills. There are 25 activities total. The set comes with 2 safety scissors and a glue stick, which I did not realize when I purchased so unfortunately I spent additional money on other crayons stickers. This set is divided into 3 levels that progressively increase in difficulty for your child.

This scissors skills activity book has been a really great learning tool for my almost 3-year-old. I bought it to help him start practicing how to use scissors, and overall I’m very happy with it. One of my favorite features is the included accessories. The book comes with child-friendly safety scissors that are not sharp, plus glue, so you have what you need to start the activities right away. The variety is excellent because each page offers something new. It’s not just cutting practice—you may cut, fold, glue, or create different little projects, which keeps kids interested and entertained. The material. of the pages is thick paper style- sturdy enough for activities and repeated handling without tearing too easily. In terms of messiness, it’s actually not very messy compared to many toddler crafts. Each page simply turns into an activity or project, so cleanup is usually quick and simple. For value for money, I think it’s good. You get many pages, different skill levels, and plenty of activities in one book, along with the included tools. We already finished the straight-line pages and moved on to the wavy lines, which are a bit harder for him right now. He’s not quite ready for that level yet, so we’re taking a break until he builds more confidence.

This is a little gem for toddler activity time & learning how to use scissors. The main differentiator is a little piece that sticks out between the plastic scissors that helps them to bounce back open when your little one is using it, which I noticed with other basic toddler scissors seems to be one of the most challenging parts to learn how to cut w/scissors for tiny hands. The activity pages are super cute, fun, age-appropriate. Simple but challenging enough & each sheet it holds our little one’s attention (we can get through maybe about 4 sheets per session). She asks us multiple times a day now to use her scissors. Kit also comes with a glue stick which some activity pages need. We can easily store all of it in the box it comes in. Loving this a lot!

I got this for my 3 year old, but there were not many of the activities in the book that were actually appropriate for the skill level of a 3 year old. However, the scissors are FANTASTIC. They do not cut anything hut paper. Not even hair. My children tried to give each other hair cuts, and they didnt take off a single strand. I do like how all of the activities are in a book to keep everything together. There is a huge variety of activities and fun things for kids to do in this book. And I say it would be best for 4 and up.

This is a very well-structured activity set. It walks kids through progressive skill levels, starting with straight lines, then curves and zigzags, and eventually full shapes, which makes it feel more like guided learning than random crafts. The included child-safe scissors and glue stick make it a true all-in-one kit, so you can open it and start right away. Activities are colorful and engaging enough to hold attention, especially for kids who are just learning fine motor control. Where it falls short is longevity. Once pages are cut, that’s it, it’s a one-time-use book. Also, some kids may need more repetition than the book provides to fully build confidence before moving to harder cuts. Pros: clear skill progression, engaging activities, includes scissors + glue, great for beginners Cons: single-use pages, limited repetition for mastery, requires supervision for younger kids Overall: a strong beginner scissor skills kit that’s structured and easy to use, especially for kids just starting to learn cutting, but it’s more of a short-term learning tool than a long-term activity.

Great practice for preschooler to improve cutting skills and scissor use. Included scissors only cut paper, nothing else, so great for less supervised use. She really enjoyed all the fun designs and progressing difficulty. Would highly recommend

I bought this for a 3 1/2 year old. I knew she was working on cutting skills an those grasping movement at school and this was the perfect little kit for her. I do believe that it would be a better fit for a 4-5 year-old however, the bright designs and fun themes had my niece enthralled. During our mini Christmas party she sat on her mom's lap while we talked cutting away. It came with 25 colorful sheets and 2 pairs of kid safe scisors. 10/10 would buy again 10/10 easy pick up 10/10 fun for smaller children ages 3-5 10/10 good value for the price

Kids love it. Keeps them busy for a long time. It has a verity of cutting patterns. The scissors are good for very young kids but not for older ones as it doesn’t really cut the difficult patterns. But we used our scissors and it did the job.

Good and useful product..kids enjoy the activities inside the kit.ordered 3 numbers for the birthday gift.

Apparently three-year-olds love scissors! This is going down a treat and the three activity levels/skill levels are a great idea, although she's trying to storm ahead. Has lasted more than two craft sessions so far (lots left to do), so good entertainment value for the money. Seems like the right age (7 might be too old though) and nice quality illustrations etc.

My 3-yr old daughter absolutely loves this one, and honestly it’s such good quality. It comes with a couple of kid friendly scissors that stay with us even after the booklet is finished. It’s also a great way for her to practice her motor skills and how to follow the lines. But even when she doesn’t, it’s still super entertaining for her to just cut it up randomly. I ended up buying this more than once. I first found out about it when a friend gave it to us as a party favor in her kids bday, and thought this is an AMAZING favor instead of those silly things that just make a mess. Would def recommend.

This is a wonderful starter pack for scissor skills. The addition of the gluing element is fantastic and offers another creative level. I like that there are stages so you can start your child at beginner then work up from there as they progress in their skills