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A. WHO ARE WE?

We are EDITORIAL ARENAS EDUCATIVAS, a publisher dedicated to designing educational resources for primary school children approximately between the ages of 3 and 12 who are learning mathematics, literacy, as well as worksheets for learning Spanish and some brain exercises.

B. BENEFITS OF CUTTING ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN

As is known, cutting activities bring multiple benefits to children, such as:

- They help develop their fine motor skills: How to cut helps children improve their hand-eye coordination and also develop their skills to control the movements of their fingers and hands.

- They encourage precision: This is because cutting with scissors will help children learn to be more precise in their movements, which is really essential for them to carry out a variety of daily and dynamic activities.

- They will help stimulate critical thinking: As is known, children must plan and think before making cuts, in this way they will be choosing where to start and also how to follow the lines, which will activate strategic thinking and also problem solving.

- Cutting will help them develop their creativity: By cutting you will allow your children to begin to explore and express their creativity because they will be able to choose their colors, patterns as well as shapes.

- It will help them improve their bilateral coordination: Coordinating with both hands will help them manipulate paper and scissors will help these children deeply understand concepts such as inside/out, up/down and also the concept of near/far.

- It will help them strengthen cognitive skills: Cutting activities require the child's attention and concentration, so it will help them precisely strengthen these cognitive processes.

- Helps them promote their independence: As is known through cutting, children will be able to gain confidence in their own abilities and will tend to become more independent because they will be able to realize that they can complete projects on their own.

- Develop vocabulary: When your children participate in cutting activities, they will be able to learn new words or new vocabulary related to shapes, colors, and actions.

- Trimming helps them promote self-expression. Yes, as you read, being able to cut will help children express their emotions and thoughts in a non-verbal way, which is especially beneficial for those children who have difficulties with their verbal expression.