I have yet to meet a toddler who doesn’t love stickers. Seriously…what is it about peelable colored shapes that make little munchkins get excited? Whatever the reason, I’m here for it! The best part about using stickers is that your kiddo doesn’t even know he or she is actually developing fine motor skills when they peel and stick them! I’ve designed these printable sheets to be minimum work for you (just print and grab dot stickers!) and maximum fun for them.
Why dot stickers? First of all, they’re super cheap to buy in bulk from Amazon. You know me…I’m all about saving money when possible. Most importantly, they are much easier to peel for little hands since they don’t have a sticker backing. Instead of being cut out of a full sticker sheet, they are individually placed without a backing to make it easier for even the littlest fingers that are still working on their pincer grasp.
This downloadable, 38 page document comes with eye-catching color graphics to draw in your toddler, but I’ve also made black and white pages if you want to save on ink or have your little one color in the clipart. (See my blog post about my favorite color ink saving printer if you find yourself printing a lot!)
The dot sticker fine motor file will be part of a growing bundle of various fine motor printable activities for ages 1.5-4. Keep an eye out for future packs!
Here are the dot stickers we get:
