Use this resource to boost your students' cutting opportunities in the classroom. Learning to cut with scissors helps a child learn to do so much more than just cut:

1. It builds hand strength as students master opening and closing scissors.
2. It develops hand-eye coordination as students learn to carefully watch where they are cutting.
3. It develops bilateral coordination as one hand holds the paper whilst the other hand holds the scissors.
4. It improves attention – as it takes a lot of concentration to use scissors effectively.

Add all these benefits to a super cute craftivity – what's not to love!

Choose from a range of cutting patterns and difficulty levels to create a jiggling jellyfish. Print black and white and colour in or use a painting effect such as crayon resist to decorate paper before cutting out. Add some curling ribbon to complete the craft and hang in your classroom.