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Box Setup

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How to Use

• Distribute sticker sheets or place out on trays on the table.
• Give each artist a small piece of paper or cardstock
• Show artists how they can cut or tear larger pieces of stickers to create shapes and backgrounds.
• Demonstrate peeling one sticker at a time and placing it gently on the paper
• Encourage filling the space slowly and thoughtfully—like building a design or pattern.
• Older artists can work to make pictures with their sticker collages.

Skills & Learning Focus

• Fine Motor Coordination: peeling and placing strengthens fingertip dexterity.
• Hand-Eye Coordination: aligning stickers to the chosen spot.
• Creative Composition: arranging color, shape, and space.
• Focus & Patience: practicing calm, controlled movements.
• Decision-Making: making visual choices about placement and pattern.

Teacher Notes

• Encourage slow, careful peeling—support kids who struggle by showing how to bend the sheet to lift the edge.
• Offer descriptive language: “You placed that circle right in the middle—nice balance!”
• Promote creative thinking: “What kind of picture could you build from these shapes?”