The latest in the phenomenal bestselling Paint by Sticker: Kids activity book series features a kid favourite: dinosaurs!
Paint by Sticker Kids just gets stronger and stronger, with the last three titles--Unicorns & Magic, Halloween, and Christmas--on fire. With over 1.7 million copies in print, and with sales increasing every season, it is the phenomenal activity book series that marries the joy of paint by number and coloring with every kid's favorite thing--stickers. And now add dinosaurs--what could be better? Kids will have a blast "painting" an armored Ankylosaurus, and an agile Velociraptor, now known to have been covered in feathers. And don't forget about the king of them all: a ferocious T-Rex, which could eat 500 pounds of meat in one bite! New to the series, on the back of each image is a paragraph of lively text packed with facts about the dinosaur pictured, how it lived, and how to pronounce its name. Designed especially for children and their smaller hands, the Paint by Sticker Kids series offers a quiet, completely absorbing, no-mess activity that--bonus!--encourages kids to practice number recognition without them even thinking they're doing math. The way it works is simple: Find the numbered sticker, peel it, and place it in the right space. Add the next, and the next--and see the images come to life in the "low-poly" style that uses geometric shapes. The card-stock pages are perforated, allowing the artwork to be easily removed so kids can hang them up as decorations or proudly display them on the fridge. In other words, hours and hours of artistic fun with none of the hassle or cleanup!
“I love the idea of frequent art projects, but I’m not a fan of the ensuing construction paper cleanup and glue-sticked chaos. That’s what makes…Paint By Sticker kids…which includes 10 “sticker paintings,” so great. It’s a high-focus activity that scratches the creative itch while rewarding fine motor skills and number recognition. It’s also mess free—so much so that you can break out the book on a long road trip and buy yourself about 30 minutes of entertainment from one page.” —Wirecutter, The New York Times Company
