Lent is almost over, and Easter is in just a few days. If you hurry you can add some creative fun to your children’s baskets. We got our son Sticker Pictures from Quarto Knows. We love them and think you and your children will too!
Sticker Pictures Takes Coloring to a Whole New Level
One of my favorite things to do with my son is color. My mother always colored with my sister and I, and now I color with him. When we go to my parents to visit, he likes to color with nana and papa too. So this Easter, I got my son two Sticker Pictures books. They are so much fun and take coloring to a new level. Quarto Knows teamed up with Walter Foster Jr. Creative Team and offer us all these fun activity books.
Fun, Engaging, and Great for Fine Motor Skills
Play is how our children learn. It’s also how they develop. To me, a great toy or game is something that’s not only fun, but helps a child learn and grow too. My son is on the autism spectrum, and he still struggles with fine motor skills, so I always try to find fun things that help him too. That’s another reason I love Sticker Pictures books so much.
What do you do with them?
It’s simple. First you pick which one you want. You can choose from Animals or Pets. Then you sit down with your kids and create. Each one comes with fourteen simple pixel images, and stickers. Choose which animal or pet you want to create and get ready for fun. Just find the corresponding stickers, follow the numbers and create your pixel image. When you’re done with that, color in the area it tells you to, and voila! Masterpiece.
Sticker Pictures Animals come with more than three hundred stickers, and Pets come with over one thousand. The pictures are easy to follow, and look very cool. My son loves that the pieces “look like math shapes!” We were doing some last night and we both had a great time. Best yet, he was working on his fine motor skills without even realizing it.
Where to buy
To some Sticker Pictures books for your children, click HERE. You can also follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.