Stickers can be a great way to keep your little ones busy during school time. When you need to work with your older ones during school you can give your little ones sticker activities to do for quiet time. There are also lots of learning activities that you can do with stickers!
We have a huge drawer full of stickers. I love to pick up the big sticker books from the dollar sections at craft stores. We also pick them up at grocery stores and Trader Joe’s when we check out. I always put them in a drawer when we get home. These are great to use for projects.
If you are looking for some fun projects for your littles ones check these ideas out that you can use stickers on:
Color Sticker Matching from Little Family Fun
Learning Letters and Shapes with Stickers from B Inspired Mama
Developing Fine Motor Skills with Stickers and Scissors from The Printable Princess – I love these ideas. There are so many ways you can work on your fine motor skills with stickers! Tracing, cutting, and even practicing your name!
Make Your Own DIY Scratch N Sniff Stickers from The Inspired Treehouse
Make Your own Constellations with Sticker Stars and Chalk from Gift of Curiosity
I Spy Sticker Pages for Quiet Time Fun from Homeschool Preschool – my daughter just loves her I Spy sheet she made. She plays with it all the time!
Create a Sticker Station – Easy Fine Motor Skill Activity from No Time for Flashcards
If you have tons of stickers, you may want to find a way to organize them. Check out this fun idea on Sticker Organization from Kindercraze.
Here are some of my favorite sticker books. These are great for quiet time and they are so affordable:
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Sarah is a wife, daughter of the King and Mama to 4 children (one who is a homeschool graduate)! She is a an eclectic, Charlotte Mason style homeschooler that has been homeschooling for almost 20 years.. She is still trying to find the balance between work and keeping a home and says she can only do it by the Grace of God, and Coffee!
