First Numbers, Colors, Shapes

The “First 100 Stickers” book is a delightful collection of colorful, easy-to-peel stickers designed for young children. Each page features a different theme, like animals, vehicles, food, and more, making it both fun and educational. The stickers are vibrant and large enough for little hands to handle easily, encouraging fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Parents will love that the stickers are reusable, meaning kids can place them on various surfaces without worrying about them losing their stickiness over time. The simple designs are also great for sparking conversations and learning, as kids can talk about the objects they are sticking, improving vocabulary. The only downside might be that some stickers are a bit delicate and may tear if handled roughly, but overall, it’s a great tool for engaging children and providing hours of fun. “First 100 Stickers” is perfect for keeping little ones entertained while helping them learn about the world around them.

First Numbers, Colors, Shapes (First 100) is a fantastic educational book for young children, perfect for introducing foundational concepts in a fun and engaging way. The vibrant illustrations and simple, clear text make it easy for toddlers to understand and enjoy learning about numbers, colors, and shapes. The book’s layout is thoughtfully designed, offering plenty of visual stimuli while keeping the content accessible for early learners. It’s a great tool for parents or educators to encourage interactive learning, whether through pointing at colors and shapes or counting objects together. Overall, this book is an excellent choice for children ages 1-4, providing a solid foundation in early childhood education while keeping little ones entertained.

Wow!! What a score this was. I was thinking of ways to keep my almost 3-year-old occupied during our cross-country flight and considered stickers, among other tech-free activities/distractions. I was ready to buy simple sheets of stickers when I came across these activity books. The reviews pointed to these being pretty decent in educational value so I thought, why not? If the activities in the book aren’t the best, at least we still have the stickers. Well, let me tell you, this is a fantastic book! There is a wide range of activities, which of course all involve the placement of corresponding stickers. I didn’t mind flipping back and forth between the sticker pages and the activity pages—it makes it a bit more challenging and provides an opportunity to learn numbers as the sticker pages include labels for the corresponding page of the activity. I found the sticker quality to be fine—they stick well and the printing and cuts were fine. I appreciate the images being of real objects instead of cartoons or illustrations. My son has played with this book for hours and we still have countless hours of fun left. Great, great buy, especially for the price. Priddy Books are the best! Side note: we liked this book so much that we bought the truck one too. See my review on that one.

I bought this for my two year-old and I was really surprised that she was excited to do the activities in the book with the stickers. I expected that she would just want to play with the stickers and place them everywhere but where they should go according to the book. But she actually finished it in two days. I will definitely be buying more. It has taught her so much .

My one year old is obsessed with stickers, so I got him this book based on the reviews. At first I didn't think he'd care about the "activity" part of it (matching up the stickers to the pages). I really only got the book for the stickers in the back. For some reason, I can't seem to find an age appropriate book that is ONLY stickers. So for the price, I went with this. The first few days my son just took the stickers out of the back pages and put them on himself and on us. Then he began to show interest in the book itself, pointing to objects and saying their names and colors. Now, he will actually grab his sticker book and say "stickers! Mama! Stickers!" because he wants to sit with me and pull the stickers from the back and put them in their proper places on the pages. I am BLOWN AWAY by how much he loves this book and even understands the "activity" aspect to it. He's a little confused about why some stickers are "missing" (the ones he originally just placed all over us) from the back. He definitely grasps the concept. I just wanted to write this for anyone with a one and a half + year old out there that isn't sure if this book is too "advanced" for their child. Or someone that wants to buy it as a gift for a younger toddler. No harm in giving it a shot! You might be surprised! Also the stickers themselves are high quality. You can peel them up and re-apply them if they're crooked or end up in the wrong spot. They do obviously lose some stickiness, but they're far better than the other stickers my son has that just rip when he tries to remove them. I love this book so much I just purchased three more from the same company! Wonderful, wonderful sticker books for kids. I highly recommend them. And the price on Amazon is cheaper than the price listed on the book itself.

Very complete and lots of hours of learning

Si buscas stickers, vocabulario, números, colores, este libro lo tiene todo. Es de un solo uso, después puede servir como diccionario. Mi hija tiene tres años avanza muy poco, pero espero que a los 3. 1/2 pueda ya acostumbrarse a hacer actividades.

Very good book with plenty of pages. There are a few ‘americanisms’ such as candy rather than sweets, ladybug rather than ladybird etc but plenty to keep little ones occupied and good learning tool

J’ai acheté tte la série plusieurs fois depuis que mon fils à 1 an et demi, il en a maintenant 3 et ça l’occupe toujours autant. En plus ça l’a bcp aidé pour le développement de son langage

Super contenta con este libro! Tenemos este y también de los animales del mismo editorial. A mi hija de 2 años le encantan las pegatinas y pasa mucho tiempo divirtiéndose con el libro. Hay muchas muchas pegatinas. Solo una cosa que se puede mejorar . . . las pegatinas son demasiado difíciles de quitar de la página por sí mismo, tienes que ayudar al niño.