Sticker Dolly Dressing Easter: An Easter And Springtime Book For Children
Sticker Dolly Dressing Series
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What’s inside...
This engaging sticker book allows young readers to dress the dolls in delightful Easter and springtime outfits, using the hundreds of stickers provided. The activities include a spring garden, an Easter egg hunt, and more. Have fun choosing the stickers to create outfits for the dolls as they go on an Easter egg hunt, feed hungry newborn lambs, decorate eggs, plant Spring flowers and handle day-old chicks.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
4-8
Length
24 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What are some ways you would like to celebrate Easter or Springtime after reading this book?
Which outfit from the book was your favorite and why?
How do you think the characters in the book felt during their Springtime adventures?
What activities do the Sticker Dolly friends do in the book that you would like to try?
Can you think of a new Springtime activity that the Sticker Dollies might enjoy?
Tip: Role play these questions
Utilize the sticker dressing feature to foster creativity, asking your child to explain their choices and how they relate to the activities mentioned in the book.
Relate the book’s themes to personal family traditions during Easter or Springtime to make the reading experience more relevant.
Encourage your child to describe the emotions and settings in the book, enhancing their empathy and observation skills.
Discuss the different types of outfits and activities in the book, asking your child how each might be suitable for various Springtime weather conditions.
After reading, consider co-creating a mini Spring or Easter-themed project inspired by the book, such as making a seasonal craft or planning a themed day out.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Creativity and self-expression
Explanation: Through the interactive sticker-dressing activities, children are encouraged to mix and match outfits, creating unique looks for the characters. This stimulates their imagination and offers a hands-on approach to storytelling.
Real-World Application: Children can apply these creative skills in real-life scenarios, such as during their own dressing or in art projects, fostering a sense of style and personal expression.
Example Lesson: Understanding seasons and holidays
Explanation: The book explores themes of Easter and springtime, introducing children to seasonal clothing, activities, and symbols associated with Easter.
Real-World Application: Kids can relate the changes in the book to the real world by recognizing and discussing seasonal differences and holiday traditions during family gatherings or school.
Example Lesson: Fine motor skills development
Explanation: Handling and placing small stickers in specific spots helps children develop their fine motor skills, which are crucial for writing, drawing, and other precise movements.
Real-World Application: This improved dexterity can be helpful in activities like coloring, cutting shapes with scissors, or assembling puzzles.
Example Lesson: Following directions
Explanation: The book provides guidance on which stickers to place in specific scenes, requiring children to follow directions to complete the tasks correctly.
Real-World Application: This can translate into better listening skills and the ability to follow instructions in school settings or at home, such as during games or helping with chores.