Practical Multicolour Craft Stainless Steel Blade Scissors 10Pcs

Specifications:

• The Craft Scissors can cut everything from paper to heavy cardboard
• Comfort handles of the Craft Scissors prevent "sting" on hands during long-term work
• The Professional Scissors feature corrosion-resistant stainless steel blades
• The Portable Scissors are equipped with hand-ground, stainless steel blades
• The Professional Scissors are designed with a safety head on the blades to protect your fingers
• Paper Scissors are very cute in appearance and suitable for your children
• You will enjoy the cutting activities with these scissors
• Material: Stainless Steel & Plastic
• Length: 12cm/4.9in

Details:

• The Craft Scissors can cut everything from paper to heavy cardboard

• Comfort handles of the Craft Scissors prevent "sting" on hands during long-term work

• The Portable Scissors are equipped with hand-ground, stainless steel blades

• The paper scissors are designed with a safety head to protect your fingers

• The Craft Scissors are very cute and suitable for the chindren's mind

How to Teach children to Use Scissors

• Show your child how scissors work by cutting some paper. Your child will need to see the end goal so that he can understand a clear purpose behind learning how to use scissors
• Gently place your child's hands on the scissor handles, one hand for each handle. Let him try moving the blades as you would use a tree trimmer. This will enable him to get a handle on the motor coordination necessary to use scissors
• Take plastic safety scissors (make sure there are no metal blades on them) and place your child's fingers in the proper position. Gently guide his fingers back and forth in a pinching motion to show her the motion
• If your child is getting the hang of the motion, let him try cutting some paper. If he gets frustrated and can't quite do it yet, don't worry. Take a break and come back to it later. It is OK to keep guiding his hands as he learns
• Keep coming back to the exercise after breaks, but only if your child wants to. If your child consistently gets bored, frustrated or angry with herself, then the time is not right for her to learn how to use scissors
• Graduate your child to rounded metal kids' scissors once he is competent with the plastic ones. Make sure, however, that he only uses the scissors when in sight of a trusted adult

Safety Rules for Scissors

• Children should be aware of your expectations and rules regarding where and when scissors can be used. A young child should use scissors only when an adult is present. Additionally, insist that a child be sitting down at a table while using scissors to prevent accidents. If a circumstance arises when he must travel across a room with a pair of scissors, he should walk rather than run
• Encourage your child to store scissors safely to prevent accidental cuts and pokes while retrieving them. For example, place scissors in a tall container with the point faced down; when the child reaches and takes hold of the scissors, she will grab the handle instead of the blade
• Passing a pair of scissors to another person should be done so that the other person can hold onto the handle. To do this, show your child how to safely close the scissors, wrap his hands firmly around the closed blades and safely hand the tool to the other person
• Teach your child that scissors are a tool, not a toy. Stress the importance of using scissors only for cutting paper or another material that the parent or teacher provides. Scissors should not be used for sharpening pencils or prying objects open

NOTE:

• Style is random in delivery

Package Included:

• 10 x Pairs of Scissors