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Big or Small Worksheets
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Give your students the practice they need to develop visual discrimination and basic math skills with 42 engaging worksheets! Students will interactively identify big or small objects by coloring pictures, circling or tracing the words ‘big’ or ‘small’, cutting, pasting and sorting (classifying) pictures. This type of engagement will also allow your students to use and develop fine motor skills!
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By the end of 1st grade, students should be able to write numbers through 120. These practice worksheets can be used for K-1st to practice writing their numbers.
– Page 1: 1-20
– Page 2: 21-40
– Page 3: 41-60
– Page 4: 61-80
– Page 5: 81-100
– Page 6: 101-115
– Page 7: 116-120 -
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A one-page resource that displays dotted rectangles for young students to cut as the practice cutting with scissors.
There are many benefits to cutting with scissors, including:
- Independent movements of each finger
- Strengthens hand muscles
- Bilateral coordination skills (two-handed coordination)
- Visual motor skills (eye-hand coordination)
- Visual perceptual tasks (directionality)
- Fine motor skills (separation of hand, finger dexterity)
- Promotes grasp pattern
- Focus and attention
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A one-page resource that displays dotted hearts lines for young students to cut as the practice cutting with scissors.
There are many benefits to cutting with scissors, including:
- Independent movements of each finger
- Strengthens hand muscles
- Bilateral coordination skills (two-handed coordination)
- Visual motor skills (eye-hand coordination)
- Visual perceptual tasks (directionality)
- Fine motor skills (separation of hand, finger dexterity)
- Promotes grasp pattern
- Focus and attention












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