The history of scissors is fascinating—scissors are thought to have been invented way back during the time of ancient Egypt! Likely shears with a joint at the far end of them, the concept of cross-bladed scissors did not develop until about 100 AD, when the Romans started making them this way. However, the classic modern day scissors were not made until 1761, when Robert Hinchliffe, a man from London, created them! Incredibly useful objects, scissors can be used for all sorts of activities and functions. Children should be taught how to use them safely from an early age—that’s why we’re offering this great sequel to the “Let’s Cut Paper” Kumon book! Designed to build upon the activities given in the original version, this book will help improve your child’s scissor control, develop their fine motor skills, and enhance their sense of shape! Clear and concise instructions and suggestions help parents to be the best teachers! Good resource for the classroom or home environment!



WARNING: Due to possible harm from scissors, activities should only be completed when an adult is present with the child.


Box Size: 8.25in (20.96cm) x 6.00in (15.24cm) x 0.30in (0.76cm)

Recommended for ages 2 and older.

Weight: 0 lb 8 oz ( 0.23 kg )