Mosaic crafts are fun for kids of all ages. Traditional mosaics of ceramic tile and grout can be intimidating. Try creating these mosaics using materials you already have around your house. Add your own creativity and let the fun begin! Sticker Mosaic This mosaic project is a fun way to use any …
Sticker stories can be done with any age and you can work on a variety of skills. I used to do these in my classroom all the time, so I decided to give it a try at home! My girls received this amazing sticker book as a gift, and if you have girls, I highly …
Sticker puzzles are an easy way to challenge your little ones. Here are 3 different versions to use with stickers you have on hand and this printable puzzle mat. Sticker Matching (left) – You will need 9 pairs of matching stickers. Stick one set on the puzzle mat and leave the others loose for your child …
Easter Egg Counting and Decorating Cut out eggs from construction paper and number them. Encourage your child to decorate each egg using the number of stickers shown on the egg. I love how quick and easy this activity is to set up. It was a fun opportunity for N to practice identifying numbers and …
Your curious toddler will love this simple toddler sticker activity. Draw circles or use dot markers to make circles randomly on a page. Give your toddler a sheet of stickers and show her how to put one sticker on each circle. Taking the stickers off of the page is great fine motor skills practice. Quick …
Everyone has stickers (some of us too many)! From the alphabet to counting and listening to puzzles, there’s an activity idea here for you. Here are 12 creative ways to learn with stickers. Paper Towel Tube Letter Matching Making Patterns Quick Sticker Puzzles Sticker Scenes …
Stickers are a popular item at our house right now! So why not use them for a sticker color matching activity. If you have extra stickers, try a color matching activity. Sort the stickers onto foam shapes or construction paper. You could even write the name of each color and turn it into …
All you need for DIY lick and stick stickers is jello, clipart, and boiling water! Visit I can teach my child for the step by step directions. Wouldn’t this be a neat idea for a themed children’s party or a fun way to end a thematic unit?
Counting with Foam Stickers is a fun DIY activity. This counting activity was another way to put those foam shapes to use. As he put the numbers in order, I quickly drew dots on a piece of paper. B counted the dots and found the corresponding number to cover them. In case you missed these …
Make sticker puzzles using a few foam stickers and cardstock. Create different pictures with your stickers on the left (actually sticking them on the paper) and give your child the same stickers to copy the picture on the right (not sticking them so you can reuse the activity). This is a great way to develop visual discrimination …
We have quite the collection of stickers so I gave B these activities to try. The first activity was to sort the stickers by color. Thank you The Shafer Family Blog for this idea! Then, he put the corresponding number of stickers in each square. These activities are quick and simple ways to use up …
Having a struggle with your toddler at bedtime or getting them to brush their teeth? Responsibility charts are for you! Super simple, DIY responsibility charts using stickers will help your schedule. Materials: Cardstock, Stickers When B was about 15 months old, I needed some sort of incentive to get him to brush his teeth, get …