First Sticker Book - Your Body
A sticker-filled introduction to the human body for curious kids.
$7.99
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Ages3-5
GradesPreschool-Kindergarten
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Product Code013-425
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2026 Pre-K Curriculum Kit
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First Sticker Book - Your Body
First Sticker Book—Your Body is a preschool sticker activity book that helps your child understand how the human body works by placing pieces where they belong.
It covers body parts, senses, movement, and health through everyday scenes—brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the senses—where your child completes each page by matching stickers to the correct spots.
This format gives your child something concrete to work with. Instead of trying to picture what an “ankle” or “lung” is, they can see it, point to it, and place it. As they work, the pieces connect—both on the page and in their understanding.
It also naturally leads to conversation. Your child has the answer in front of him—and often in his hand—while you talk through what each part does.
This works well for preschoolers who are starting to ask how their bodies function and enjoy sticker activities they can complete in one sitting. It also fits easily alongside a literature-based routine when you want something more hands-on.
First Sticker Book—Your Body is a preschool sticker activity book that helps your child understand how the human body works by placing pieces where they belong.
It covers body parts, senses, movement, and health through everyday scenes—brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the senses—where your child completes each page by matching stickers to the correct spots.
This format gives your child something concrete to work with. Instead of trying to picture what an “ankle” or “lung” is, they can see it, point to it, and place it. As they work, the pieces connect—both on the page and in their understanding.
It also naturally leads to conversation. Your child has the answer in front of him—and often in his hand—while you talk through what each part does.
This works well for preschoolers who are starting to ask how their bodies function and enjoy sticker activities they can complete in one sitting. It also fits easily alongside a literature-based routine when you want something more hands-on.
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