About a year ago, I learned about the magic of dot stickers for kids’ activities. To keep the party going, I have created Free Printable Dot Sticker Art Activities for kids.
The concept is fun and simple. Using 3/4 inch red, yellow, blue, and green dot stickers (affiliate link), kids apply stickers according to a key to create a colorful image!
In hopes of targeting a wide variety of interests, I have created ELEVEN free, printable dot sticker art activity pages. There is a house, rainbow, drill, egg, flower, truck, and more.
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How to Use Free Dot Sticker Art Pages
To use these free Dot Sticker Art pages, you’ll first need to print the pages. You’ll find directions on how to download and print the PDF files below in the section “Get Your Free Dot Sticker Art Pages.”
After printing, kids use red, yellow, blue, and green 3/4 inch dot stickers (affiliate link) to fill in the pictures.
Try This Dot Sticker Tip!
I can’t remember where I learned this trick, but it has made sticker activities with my kids much easier. Removing the sticker backing makes it easier for kids to peel stickers off the page.
These 3/4 inch dot stickers (affiliate link) work well with this printable activity and have a white backing that peels off easily into strips (see picture below). It takes an extra second to remove the back, but I think it’s worth it!
Dot Sticker Art Practices Fine Motor Skills
Did you know that working with stickers helps kids develop fine motor skills? Peeling stickers off of the sheet is great for fine motor skill development. Additionally, placing the sticker onto another piece of paper develops hand control.
In this post, the OT Toolbox dives deep into the benefits of playing with stickers from an occupational therapy perspective. Stickers give kids practice using both hands, which is important for many tasks, like operating zippers and cutting. When kids use stickers they also use visual scanning, a skill important for reading and writing development.
Get Your Free Dot Sticker Art Pages
Terms and conditions:
- These Free Dot Sticker Art Activities were created by Hey Kelly Marie for personal and personal classroom use.
- The activities are also copyright protected. © 2021 Hey Kelly Marie and all rights reserved.
- Additionally, these printable activities may not be sold, hosted, stored, or reproduced on any other site or blog.
- Lastly, adult supervision is required for children’s activities. It is up to the child’s caretakers to determine what is developmentally appropriate and safe for their child. Caretakers have full responsibility for child safety and development.
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