Teacher Created Resources Animal Habitats Reusable Sticker Pads

I liked the night and day scenes for each environment

Good hands-on material to review animals habitat..but you need to be very careful. I have 2 similar sticker pads from Melissa and Doug and they had lasted over 3 yrs but this one is thin and easily rip off so not sure..

This sticker and mat set is a great take along toy. It has a large variety of fun stickers and interactive scenes to use them on.

Love this. Not just for teachers. This makes a wonderful toy/tool for any household that has children over 3. It would work great for homeschoolers. This is something that I would have bought my kids when they were little.What this is:There are 4 scenes but there are 8 pages of scenes. It looks to me like each scene has a night version and a day version.The stickers are like window clings. Please note: I thought mine didn't contain the stickers at first. The sticker pages may be STICKING to back the of the scene page. It is simple to unstick the two. The stickers are definitely reusable because they are like window clings rather than actual stickers.Removing the stickers:At first, I had a little difficulty removing the stickers. The backing was coming up also. Then I remembered what I do with window clings. I remove the backing so the stickers can be easily peeled off. This worked like a charm. Very few stickers came up while removing the backing but peeled off extremely easy when the backing was removed.The scenes:These glossed pages. Definitely, these are reusable. The colors are vibrant. The scene is simple. As an adult, I enjoyed making a scene with the animals. They stuck to the scene page. They were easily removable.As stated, Never lose a sticker, no loose sticker sheets, stay organized:This is VERY true. The pages are bound together. The stickers have their own bounded page with a scene right above. It is easy to stay organized.Why I would have bought this for my kids:This is great for a rainy day. It is great to introduce a child to new animals. The stickers are realistic enough. The kids can use their imagination. They can create a story from the scene.This is 5 easy stars. This is something I would look for my kids. This is also something I would have used with the kids at the daycare centers I used to work at. This goes beyond just for teachers or just homeschoolers. Any child who loves stickers and animals would love this!

We do like the reusable sticker pad, but it is annoying/frustrating for your little one to flip between the pages to get the stickers then to place them on the scene. My 4 year old likes looking at all the pictures next to it so she can figure out where she wants everything to go. I realize that's the design, but we'll just tear out the pages and use a clipper to keep them all together when not in use. The stickers do stick that's worth mentioning that they don't slide off the pages too easily which is good.

This is a great sticker book that my toddler loves to play with. The spiral seems nice, but you have to tear off some pages to make it easier to work with. It isn't a big deal, but another popular brand sells something similar with more stickers for the same amount or so. This is nice though, and he can play with it by himself.

First, the "stickers" are the vinyl clingy type, not the one-and-done adhesive type. This was HUGE for me because that means they really are reusable and infinitely repositionable, but also because they won't get stuck to my floors, furniture, and car seats. We keep these in the truck to stay busy on the road and it's PERFECT for that. I see some reviews about flipping the pages back and forth, but my little dude doesn't seem to mind. He is 3 and doesn't seem to care one bit that he has to flip pages back and forth. We're both happy with this sticker book!

Our three year old really enjoys this animal sticker book. There are four different habitat background scenes, and a page full of animals for each setting. Each habitat has two similar pages, but one is shown during daylight hours; the other at night. The sticker sheets are supposed to be carefully torn out from the pad so kids have the opportunity to place the animals in either their daylight or night settings. The backgrounds are colorful, and the stickers stick as well as Colorforms. Our three year old doesn’t always have the right animal in its right habitat setting, but she thinks it’s fun mixing scenes/animals up. There’s water in every habitat—the jellyfish and lobster stickers have somehow managed to show up in every body of water.