Little Hands Picture Mosaic Kids Toddler Art and Craft Activity, Multicolor, One Size, 1406

I got this as a gift for my two year old daughter, she's almost 3. She absolutely loved it. It's way better than I imagined it being when I ordered it. The stickers are color coded with the photos so your child can tell where to place the stickers-aside from the shapes because some stickers have the same shapes, but different places on the photos. The stickers are gorgeous! The dirt for the flowers appears to be a real photo of dirt, as well as the petals, cake sprinkles, candles etc. It's eye-catching for both parent and child. You can teach shapes, colors and even imagine a story to go along with the photos while you're working on them. It's such an underrated little set. I would definitely recommend for all preschoolers and school aged alike. Boys and girls. It comes with enough pictures to fully satisfy. Each scene has their own set of stickers which are all individually packaged. She had a little trouble peeling the stickers off at first, but that's common for little ones and didn't interfere with her enjoyment.

My son just turned five, and he loves these mosaic kits. The problem is just that he's getting a little old for them. He can plow through this entire package of five designs in an hour or two. When he was three or four these types of kits lasted a lot longer. This is a very nice one though. The stickers have different, fun shapes, and the pictures are individually packaged with their stickers. These help younger kids work on their fine motor skills. It also gives them a sense of accomplishment before they are old enough to really be creating recognizable drawings on their own. Overall, we have loved these kits. We are ready to move on to something else though!

I purchased this at the same time as a typical sticky mosaics kit. (By typical I mean solid colored shapes that you place on a picture.) We tried the other kit first, and my daughter (almost 3) lost interest very quickly. She had a hard time telling what color was supposed to go where, and I guess it didn't look very different or interesting to her when she got some on. A few days later I convinced her to try this one. It was MUCH, MUCH better! Rather than purple squares and blue circles to place, all the parts have a picture that goes with the theme of the whole. We did the birthday cake, and she loved all the different colored sprinkle shapes, and had a much easier time figuring out where they are intended to go. She played with this for almost a whole hour in one sitting, which is a big deal at her age! I love that the finished picture actually looks different from the original. The other mosaic kit went from a flat monkey to a monkey with shapes on him, so the picture was not really improved. This is definitely the best mosaics kit for children I have seen!

I think it’s a good activity for rainy days or slow weekends for little ones. Good for fine motor skills. My Daughter enjoyed it for a while and then got bored after.

Easy beginner craft kit. Each picture and it's inclusive pieces packaged separately in cellophane envelopes, inside the box. 5 different pictures included in kit. Good for teaching children beginning mosaic work. Teaches them to solve a puzzle, (lay tile later in life,(LOL) patience, repetition, yet has lots of creativity built in. All supplies included. Sometimes mistakes can be made & children will want to move a piece already stuck down. Since this is peel & stick, once peeled off the cardboard, they don't re-stick well. I had glue sticks on hand (not included in the kit but easy to get before hand right here on Amazon.) With the glue stick adhesive, the repositioned pieces stuck well for us. Everyone felt quite a sense of accomplishment after an afternoon of crafting. And boys & girls were proud to show their pictures to parents. Could be a good activity for some autistic kids who like simplicity & repetition. But still good for the creative child. My granddaughter decided to cut dual-colored (a different color on each side) paper into square pieces in the same size as the pieces that came with the kit for one section of a picture. Then using the glue stick she stuck the pieces down. It changed the look so much (she had done a couple before) that she finished the whole picture that way. She quite enjoyed the finished picture. I was surprised & pleased with her creativeness!

I gave this to my granddaughters (3 and 5 yrs) for Christmas. They spent most of the afternoon working on them. The girls loved it!! I was surprised that the 3 year old was totally focused and enjoying every minute. I cut the stickers into separate groups as all of one color/pattern are grouped. That gave them a small sheet to hold and work with. They did it all on their own. I stressed that it didn't have to be perfect. We hung them in their bedroom. I am going to look for more sticker sheets from this company or similar. Lovely project to keep the kids busy.

These are really cool and creative but the stickers are flimsy. They rip easily and sometimes the whole paper comes up making it even harder to peel the stickers. I can usually give these types of crafts to my 3 & 5 year old for quiet independent time but I had to peel every sticker for my 3 year old because they kept ripping and even my 5 year old had issues. Great pictures, just needs better quality materials

Great for little hands. This activity can easily be finished, with help, by a four-year-old. Probably no help needed for 5-7 year old, depending on child, of course. My little one (age 4) was so proud of her completed pictures. She finished all the pictures and was always eager to begin another one a few days later. I need to collect these types of activities until she loses interest.

I bought 2 sets of these: One for a typical not-quite 3 year old...he enjoyed them, as long as I did most of the "work" and he helped, but he lost interest quickly and it took about 3 separate "sessions" to complete one picture. Bottom line: He was a bit young. The other one was for a very advanced 3-1/2 year old. He loved doing the pictures, (I took the stickers off the backing and he stuck them on), caught on very quickly in determining which stickers went where, was quite good at placing them neatly over their marks, and all but completed each picture enthusiastically in only one sitting. Bottom line: He was a little older and more ready for this activity than the 6-month-younger boy. I will keep trying this craft activity with both boys. They can only get more proficient!

Me parecieron un poco caros pero mi hija los disfruto mucho así que valen la pena

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I bought this item for my autistic son about 5 times! When he open it he doesn’t stop. I wish I can order it every day!

Si lo recomiendo ampliamente para niñas de 6 años en delante un buen regalo se divirtió en grande, está práctico y novedoso entretenido.