Visual-perceptual skills help children make sense of what they see. These skills allow children to notice details, find objects in a busy space, remember visual information, understand where objects are located, recognize shapes and pictures when they look different, and see how parts fit together to make a whole.
Build scissor skills with this Halloween cutting practice printable for preschool, kindergarten, and occupational therapy. It includes left-handed and right-handed packets with three levels of cutting paths, from beginner straight lines to curves, corners, shapes, and a Friendly Ghost challenge. A digital download (PDF) that is ready to print.
Getting ready for kindergarten is about more than knowing letters and numbers. Children also need the visual-motor skills to guide a pencil, follow a path, copy shapes, color with control, cut along lines, and complete simple classroom tasks. This packet gives parents and teachers an easy, structured way to practice those skills in short, positive sessions.
A practical, evidence-based classroom guide that helps teachers know what to notice, what to teach, what not to rush, and when to ask for help.
Created for: Pre-K teachers, early childhood educators, school-based OTs, special educators, interventionists, and preschool teams.
This is not a worksheet bundle or a readiness test. It is an OT-informed developmental decision guide built around function, participation, classroom supports, and broad developmental ranges.
