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Check out a super simple sticker name trace activity! Meet, Paola, our Member of the Month and see how sticker tracing is an superstitious go-to activity!

Let’s meet Paola, our member of the month for The Worriedness Room.

Paola is a Canadian mother of two, an scrutinizingly three year old and a victual girl.

Ever finger like you’re just tired of looking for ideas, finding something that you think will be just perfect… and then do it… and you’re thought is…

well… that wasn’t how that was supposed to turn out…

Paola was stuck in that mode. Tired of it all, and basically not doing anything considering it just seemed to nonflexible or unrealistic.

“My biggest struggle was just finding something that was realistic.” Paola mentioned, “Finding something that I could just pull out and do. And knowing that it worked. That it wasn’t an sultana making it saying — ‘Here, a child made it!’“

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Since discovering The Worriedness ROOM:

Paola has grown to love doing activities with her son considering he has a love of learning (probably considering of her doing hands-on activities with him that encourages this love).

Plus, there’s an widow bonus that activities help pass the time during a long day. Yes, the years do fly by, but the days seem to be long for a stay at home mom some days.

“Time goes very fast when you do an activity!”

Just like with the superstitious sticker name trace worriedness Paola shares at the end of this post!

During one of the worriedness challenges (have you signed up yet?), Paola loved doing it with her son and when enrollment opened to The Worriedness Room, inveigling her husband was not a problem without he saw all the activities they were doing that week.

“My husband saw all the things we did for that week for those five days. And he was like ‘uh, yeah, go ahead, do it. It’s worth it.’“

So, Paola joined The Worriedness Room!

The Worriedness Room has very simple and easy instructions to do an activity. It is very organized so you can be too. And there is unchangingly uneaten activities for you to enjoy.

Paola loves that there is no increasingly searching everywhere for activities with your kids. But her favorite part is the Member Facebook Community, looking at everyone posting well-nigh their take of the activities.

Being a part of the member community!

“It encourages you, and then sometimes you don’t have the supplies, but then you see someone else use something variegated you say, ‘Oh, that’s right, I can use that. That’s a unconfined idea!’“

As far as supplies go, Paola is saving tons on money without going out to a special store finding one special item for one special activity.

“For the supplies, I don’t finger like I’m spending much money to be honest. A lot of the things I have at home already.

“Everything, either I have virtually the house, or I can get at the dollar store, or I can improvise.”

Be sure to trammels out the Sticker Name Tracing worriedness at the end of this post!

Let’s Meet Paola

How many kids do you have and how old are they?

2 kids, 2.10 year old boy and 11 month old girl

Why do you love doing activities with your kids?

It is fun and heady and my boy loves them

How long have you been in The Worriedness Room?

September 2019

What is your favorite worriedness you’ve washed-up in The Worriedness Room?

Oh that is a tough one to answer. They are all great, but if I must segregate one I would say the oatmeal sandbox. I placed alphabet reports and my boy would get them out and place them on a tray where the reports were outlined for him to place.

What’s your favorite thing to do with your kids when you get a few moments?

Read books. That is his obsession and every opportunity he gets to read he would take it.

What’s your weightier tip for doing activities with your kids?

Be flexible and enjoy them plane if they don’t seem to like it at first.

If you were to tell a friend well-nigh The Worriedness Room, what would you say to them?

The Worriedness Room is an superstitious resource to me. Before The Worriedness Room I was struggling to find simple and fun activities to do with my boy. Now with The Worriedness Room I can squint at my timetable and find the worriedness of the day or trammels out the Facebook group and see what everyone is up to and modifications to an worriedness that might goody my son, too.

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“Play is the work of childhood”

Sticker Name Tracing Activity:

Following the idea of triple name tracing, I started doing the tracing with stickers, instead of yarn.

I needed something that he could do vacated while I put victual to sleep.

Supplies Needed for Name Trace with Stickers:

• Paper
• Marker, pen or pencil
• Stickers

I wrote his name on a piece of paper. I gave him the stickers and asked him to place them on the lines to trace his name.

So simple and fun. Most kid’s love activities that have to do with their names.

TIP: Make sure to write big and leave space between the reports in order to have room for the stickers

What else can you trace with stickers besides your name?

I have moreover washed-up this with the letter “C”! I drew a cat and the letter “C” wanted and lower specimen “c”. And he needed to place the stickers on the lines.

We did fish too, and the variegated colours made the fish squint very nice and colourful.

Tip: I used big circular stickers so it’s easier to grab and place. Moreover write big so they can have the space to place the stickers as they trace their name.

Tell us well-nigh some of your name trace or sticker activities!