Sticker Story.
An activity that is sure to stick.
ADDED June 16, 2008

This is a fun activity for a lazy summer afternoon. Take some stickers and one piece of paper. Have you child put all the stickers on the paper. They can be upside down, on top of each other and all over. When all the stickers are applied to the paper now the fun begins.
Look over the page for little scenes or still life portraits that have happened accidentally on the page. Point out how it looks like two of the stickers are having a conversation or how one sticker is standing on its head in a tree. As these scenes begin to develop you and your child can start to make up a story about the action on the page. They usually are short and at my house definitley silly, but Mom always loves to hear all about it.
Yesterday I heard one about a puppy who liked to ride dinosaurs to go camping. When the puppy and the dinosaurs got to the campground they made friends with a family of hamsters and roasted s’mores. Now that’s what I call a story.
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ages 2-8, art supplies needed, educational, good at home, good for a restaurant or public place, longer activity, may rile them up, see our disclaimer, verbal activity, |
All I can say is: YES! This saved my butt (sorry) today! Thank you for the idea! It is just a fun spin on stickers.
Stickers are a great indoors activity to keep cool in June and July.