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The SES Creative My First Sticker Mosaics kit is designed for toddlers and preschoolers aged 1 to 4 years who are developing their foundational artistic skills. This educational activity set helps children improve their fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination by matching shapes and colors to complete 12 animal-themed cards. While the kit provides an engaging parent-child bonding experience, it requires adult supervision for younger children to ensure stickers are placed correctly and not ingested.
| Model Part Number | 8710341144845 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SES Creative |
The kit is designed for children between 1 and 4 years old.
No, the stickers are designed to be placed once on the cards to complete the mosaic.
Yes, SES Creative products are designed for young children, though we always recommend adult supervision to prevent choking hazards.
The set includes 12 unique animal cards.
Yes, the activity specifically includes differently colored and shaped stickers to help children learn to distinguish and match colors and shapes.
Adults can help by partially peeling the sticker edge so the child can easily grip and pull it the rest of the way.
Ensure the surface of the card is free from dust or oils and press the sticker firmly with a flat finger after placement.
Setting up the My First Sticker Mosaics is simple: clear a clean, flat surface and present the 12 animal cards to the child. The kit comes with 4 sticker sheets ready for use. To keep the materials in good condition, store the cards and remaining stickers in the original box when not in use to prevent bending or losing components. Ensure the child's hands are clean and dry before starting to ensure the stickers adhere properly to the paper cards. If stickers are placed incorrectly, they may be difficult to reposition without tearing the paper, so encourage the child to look at the shape before pressing firmly.
