Galt Toys, Reusable Sticker Book - Animals, Sticker Books, Ages 3 Years Plus

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For some practice with adjectives and word-picture associations, add these pages to your sticker book.

If you’re looking for sticker activity books to keep your kids engaged, I have many top picks to share with you. This book is filled with 1,000 stickers of animals, puzzles, games, spelling, patterns, drawing ideas, and much more. Stickers stuck to wax paper are easily peeled off and used multiple times, so it’s perfect for sticker storage and play.

What about sticker books for preschoolers and elementary schoolers that also build fine motor skills and visual discrimination AND offer learning opportunities? They can move their stickers around at any time and add more details to the scene each time they get new ones! Along the left side of the book, measure out four equally-spaced dots with the ruler, and mark the dots with a pencil. Use the stickers to complete the Hogsmeade-related mosaics starting with a Marauder’s Map and ending with a landscape of Hogsmeade Village.

If you like hands-on, fine motor practice while learning preschool concepts, this is a great early-learning sticker book option. If you’d like to bind your book with a hole puncher and twine, we’ll walk you through a simple binding method.When you tape the wax paper over the pages, you’ll be able to see the activity designs through the wax paper. With five scenes and over 150 stickers, this is a fun activity book for kids ages three and older to learn about habitats. If your children love American Girl dolls and books like mine, I predict this sticker book will be a new favorite.

You will need to crease the pages just slightly to be able to bend them back easily and flip through the pages with no problem. Use this book-making method for some great kids’ entertainment, or make it for yourself as a unique addition to your desk decor.Originally from Japan, this is a cute early-learning reusable sticker book that helps kids with fine motor skills through math and problem-solving activities. Read on to learn how to DIY your sticker book, and “stick” around for some printable activities for kids to help them fill the pages. You’re given a sheet of numbered geometric stickers that you match to the numbered shapes on another page. The binding style we chose is the Japanese four-hole method, which allows for clean, tight binding and a fun end result.