Kids love stickers. Mine certainly do, anyway. I know I did! The poor walls and furniture in my childhood bedroom were
Sticker Pros
- Awesome
- Pretty
- Benefit Fine Motor Skills
- Available in a plethora of colors, shapes, characters, and things
- Cheaper than dirt
- Easy to use
- Super fun
- Sticky
- Sometimes difficult to remove
- May rip easily and break your kid's heart
- Possibly terrible for the environment
- Inedible
All this basically means that stickers are a win. Here's a bunch of ideas for having fun with them:
- Potty Chart (Easy peasy: Write their name on a plain sheet of paper and put it up on the fridge where they can see it with a few magnets. Let them pick and place a sticker for every successful potty trip. Just explain how it works!)
- Practicing Counting or "Tracing" letters
- Practicing making lines from left to right
- Make pretty things to send to friends in the mail
- Decorate the plastic wipe box
- Decorate your face OR your baby sibling's face
- Decorate ugly-ish furniture
- Just fill up a blank book or page for the fun of it! (Keeps the littlest ones occupied for a while)
For more craft ideas from other awesome sites check out pinterest.
By the way, I almost always take a peak at the dollar section at the front of Target. That's where I found these little LeapFrog activity books AND a booklet of 405 stickers for $1 each!
What do you (err . . . and your kids too, I guess) like to do with stickers?
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