Sticker Art: An Easy and Fun Activity

Some days definitely run more smoothly than others, but it is still great to have a fun, easy activity that can be put together in a jiffy. This sticker art craft is one such activity.

What you will need for your sticker art

Any kind of paper; sheet paper, construction paper, or card stock.
Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
Themed stickers (Biblical, Holidays such as Easter or Christmas, Seasons, Animals, Foods, etc…) The options are endless.

Once you have your kiddos and your supplies wrangled up and you are ready it’s time to get started.

First, go over the expectations and, if possible, have a sample to show your little artists what they will be doing.

Here is a sample of what I created for our Spring sticker art activity.

Then ask the kiddos to color the landscape or habitat for their provided themed stickers. (You may not have given them the stickers yet, just started talking to them about what they will be doing.)

For Fall, we added glued a brown piece of construction paper on top of the blue, so we could have a little pumpkin patch.

This definitely depends on the kiddos you are working with.

For example, We are going to be coloring and using stickers today. I want you to color a blue sky (show them the blue crayon) and green grass (show them the green crayon). Use flower and butterfly stickers to make a spring picture.

Many times we have kids of varying ages, so these specific directions may not always be needed.

Encourage them to do their best, but I am not picky about their coloring.

Free expression!

One of our resident artists at work drawing and coloring their garden landscape.

Sticker art Em — Hard at work on her sticker art for spring!

Once your kiddos have prepared their landscape or habitat they are ready for their stickers.

Little ones may need help getting the paper off of the back of the stickers. If not, it is a great opportunity for fine motor practice.

Let them have free reign on where they want to place their stickers. No matter what they do. They are so proud of their accomplishment and are eager to share it with others.

Here is one of the completed Spring/garden landscapes. It was such a fun and easy activity to put together.

This sticker art activity is a fun and easy craft to do with your little ones.

It can be incorporated into so many other lessons; such as animal habitats, bugs, nature, weather, counting, learning letters, seasons, holidays, biblical lessons, maps, etc…

Kids love stickers!

Another fun sticker art project!