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Homemade Number Stickers

Combine art and math with these homemade number stickers!Homemade Number Stickers - combine art and math in one activity!

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These stickers are such fun for kids to make. We made numbers but you could also do alphabet, shapes or anything else! The base of the sticker is contact paper (sticky backed plastic), which is safe to use on walls or windows. Easy to remove and reposition – it is perfect for your kids to work on basic addition and subtraction.

To make these stickers we used:

  • White contact paper (although clear would also work fine)
  • Permanent marker
  • Acrylic paint and paintbrushes
  • Scissors
  • Wax paper (optional but recommended)

Write out the numbers onto the contact paper. I used a pencil first then went over it in black permanent marker. I also added a plus sign, minus sign and an equals sign.Homemade Number Stickers - combine art and math in one activity!

My son arrived just as I was finishing and wanted to help, so he drew another number 1 and a plus sign, then carefully went over it in the marker.

We let the pen fully dry, then started painting.Homemade Number Stickers - combine art and math in one activity!

Once the paint was dry, I carefully cut out each number and symbol. Then I peeled off the backing paper and placed the stickers on a piece of wax paper for easy removal. Homemade Number Stickers - combine art and math in one activity!

F immediately started creating some easy sums. Homemade Number Stickers - combine art and math in one activity!

This kept him busy for ages, trying out different combinations. Homemade Number Stickers - combine art and math in one activity!

And of course, photobombing my attempts take photos of his work!

 

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