Teaching Mama

playing, creating, and learning at home

Success! Now check your email to confirm your subscription.

There was an error submitting your subscription. Please try again.

facebook twitter pinterest instagram googleplus email bloglovin
  • Home
  • About
    • Disclosure
    • Privacy Policy
    • Meet the Team
  • Baby
  • Toddlers
    • Sensory Play
    • Fine Motor Skills
    • Gross Motor Skills
    • Toys
  • Preschoolers
    • Homeschooling
    • Alphabet
      • Printable Alphabet Packets
    • Fine Motor Skills
    • Gross Motor Skills
    • Math
    • Music
    • Reading
      • Book Activities
    • Science
    • Technology
  • Motherhood
    • Thoughts on Life
    • Faith
    • Parenting
  • Contact
  • My Store
    • Your Account
    • Cart
    • Checkout
  • Course

Dot Sticker Activities

by Angela Thayer 2 Comments

I’m realizing more and more how much we love using dot stickers! Do you know what these are? They are colorful circle stickers that you can find in an office supply section of a store. I love how you can use them for so many activities! Today I’m sharing some very creative dot sticker activities.

Dot Sticker Activities

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links.

Why Dot Stickers Rock

I love dot stickers for three reasons:

  • They are bright and colorful
  • Peeling the stickers off the paper is super easy and kids don’t get frustrated
  • You can find them at almost every store (or snag them on Amazon!)

Dot Sticker Activities

The first idea is to use dot stickers for an alphabet match. Simply write an uppercase and lowercase letter on dot stickers and place them on a big piece of paper. Then have your child draw lines to match the alphabet letters. This is an awesome activity because the child is working on matching, drawing lines, working on a vertical surface, and visual scanning. And it’s SO easy to set up!

You can also use dot stickers to make apples on a tree! I drew an outline of a tree on paper, taped it to the wall, and then had my son decorate the tree with “apples”. He loved it and didn’t want to stop!

Here are some more ideas from my favorite bloggers!

Make number cards with dot stickers from Learn with Play at Home.

Create patterns with dot stickers with a printable from This Reading Mama.

Use dot stickers to practice the alphabet from The Measured Mom.

Have fun creating art with dot stickers from Toddler at Play

Make lines and use fine motor skills to place stickers on the line from Busy Toddler.

Teach your child name recognition with dot stickers from Mom-Inspired Life.

Encourage creative drawing with dot stickers from Simple Everyday Mom

Use dot stickers for an easy Christmas craft from Fantastic Fun and Learning

Make a Chicka Chicka Boom Boom tree and match alphabet letters from Playdough to Plato

There are so many fun ideas! What ideas do you have?

Related Posts

  • 25 Dr. Seuss Activities25 Dr. Seuss Activities
  • Germination Activity – Grow Seeds in a Jar!Germination Activity – Grow Seeds in a Jar!
  • American Flag Parade BagAmerican Flag Parade Bag
  • Friday Favorites – Busy, Busy, Busy!Friday Favorites – Busy, Busy, Busy!
  • TMNT Birthday Party IdeasTMNT Birthday Party Ideas
  • 16 Ideas for School Organization16 Ideas for School Organization

Sharing is caring!

1390 shares
  • Facebook11
  • Twitter

Filed Under: Fine Motor Skills, Kindergarten, Preschool Tagged With: dot stickers

Comments

    Leave a Reply Cancel reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    Recipe Rating




    CommentLuv badgeShow more posts

  1. christina gaines says

    September 25, 2018 at 8:09 pm

    We use ours to mark chores and task that are completed. The kids feel good seeing that all of the slots are covered! Thanks for sharng

    Reply
  2. Sarah says

    September 20, 2018 at 6:07 pm

    My 3 boys love dot stickers, too. Thanks for sharing these fantastic ideas!

    Reply
about teaching mama
sensory play crafts printables fall winter spring summer

Search Teaching Mama

Archives


Copyright © 2022 Teaching Mama · Privacy Policy · Disclosure

Copyright © 2022 · Teaching Mama on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in

1390 shares
  • 11