Brain Games - Sticker by Letter: In the Wild (Sticker Puzzles - Kids Activity Book)

My 6-year-old absolutely loves this sticker book! Each page lets you build different animals by placing the stickers in the right spots — it’s like puzzle-meets-art. The stickers are colorful, easy to peel, and great quality (no tearing). It really helps with fine motor skills and creativity. We use it during quiet time or when we’re traveling — total lifesaver!Highly recommend for kids who enjoy animals, crafts, or just love stickers!

I gave two of these books to my grandson who is 6 years old and he loves them! Not only are they colorful but a great tool to learn how to fit pieces of the puzzle together as well as identifying the coordinating numbers. It is both fun and educational.

My child loved this around age four to five. (I was buying this second or third one now to give as a gift.) Very satisfying, and something she was able to do independently. The stickers are a good size (not too tiny) so it wasn't frustrating. I think it's easier than the ones that use numbers because (at least at their school) the kids tend to know all their letters before they're totally confident with all the two-digit numbers that would be necessary for something like this. The images are bright and appealing; we even framed four of them to hang in her rainbow-themed room.

This was great for a seven year old on a road trip! He worked for a solid hour before he needed something else to do. The puzzles are decently simple and the colors are bright.

My son LOVES doing these. It keeps him occupied for a long time, we have to tell him to take a break or he'll finish the full book. Great gift idea too.

The pages are really simple and fast to do but it’s good for the price. Would be good for kids.

Granddaughter enjoys these, calms her and helps her learn slow careful movements.

My newly 4 year old is very creative and loves any opportunity to draw, paint, makes bracelets, crafts, etc. But I like to be able to closely supervise her for most of these activities because I don’t want paint/marker/beads all over the house. She does have some of the crayola mess free stuff which is great for when I’m trying to multitask and not keeping as close of an eye on her, but I wanted a few other creative activities that required less supervision.When I stumbled upon this I was a little hesitant because although she enjoys puzzles and has pretty good fine motor skills, I wasn’t sure if it would be to tricky for her to properly line up the stickers or to identify where they belonged independently. But I decided to try it out anyhow and it has been amazing. She absolutely loves it. All of the sticker pieces are labeled with letters of the alphabet to help match them to the picture. So it was also a nice activity to help reinforce her letter recognition. And then she would have to turn the shapes to properly match them. She was able to get them pretty much within the lines and her little sticker paintings are coming out great.She has been highly engaged and can do everything independently. She is super proud when she finishes a picture and has been hanging them on her wall. I feel like, not only has it been a great mess free, creative outlet for her, it has also been just the right amount of challenge to keep her interested and to allow her to build confidence in herself.We will definitely be ordering more in the future. They would be great for long car rides or for a flight. Also would be easy to bring to a restaurant. Super glad we discovered these!