
Back to session planningSchool readiness · Handwriting readiness · Cutting skills
Bedroom Door Sign
Ages 4–8 25 minutes Moderate |
Materials | | 1. Cardboard or thick paper | | | 2. Colored pencils and markers | | | 3. Ruler — optional | | | 4. Stickers or glitter | | | 5. String or ribbon | | | 6. Scissors | | | 7. Hole punch — optional |
Preparation: Lightly draw a rectangle on the cardboard as a cutting guide. How to Play | | 1. Cut along the marked lines to make the sign. | | | 2. Write the name in pencil in the center. | | | 3. Decorate around the name. | | | 4. Punch a small hole and thread through string or ribbon. | | | 5. Hang the sign on the bedroom door. |
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Materials
Check off each material as you gather it · Select an item to enlarge it · 0/7
Preparation
Lightly draw a rectangle on the cardboard as a cutting guide.
How to Play
Check off each step as you go · Select an illustration to enlarge it or a word to highlight it · 0/5
Make It Easier
Use a thicker cutting line, help stabilize the cardboard, or provide dotted letter outlines for tracing.
Make It More Challenging
Cut a cloud, star, or heart instead of a rectangle, or make another sign for a sibling.
Skills Practiced
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