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Materials needed for March cut and paste worksheet
You could make these pages reusable by laminating the sheet and placing a hook and loop dot (such as Velcro brand dots) on the back of each tile and corresponding square.
Your free printable PDF (look for the row of purple arrows lower down in the post) Printer access and paper Child-friendly scissors Glue, tape, poster putty, or play doh
We use these blunt-tipped Fiskars scissors. Instead of a glue stick, I like to prepare a small cup of glue with a paint brush. It provides fantastic fine motor practice and bottles of white glue are generally less expensive than glue sticks. (Plus glue sticks get gummed up and don’t always work well). To use the worksheet, your child cuts out the letter tiles with dotted lines and pastes them over the appropriate letter tile at the top of the page. It’s easiest for kids to cut out the letter tiles if they start by cutting off the entire bottom section along the dotted line. In addition to a space to cut and paste the letters of “March,” this page also has some cute St. Patrick’s Day images to color.
March cut and paste worksheet PDF download
This free printable is licensed for personal and single classroom use. You are not licensed to sell or redistribute the printable to other adults for use with their children or students. (Other commercial uses, such as POD platforms like KDP, are also strictly prohibited.) Please refer friends and colleagues to this post to download their own copy. I hope your children or students enjoy this cut and paste worksheet for March! Be sure to check out these additional free printables for March and St. Patrick’s Day Day while you’re here:
There are activities for “big kids,” like word scrambles and searches, family activities like picture bingo, and games for toddlers and preschoolers like St. Patrick’s Day matching cards and do a dot printables. I hope you enjoy!
