My First Sticker by Number Cards
Number-matching sticker play that strengthens focus and early math skills.
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Hands On
In a Curriculum Kit
Consumable
2026 Pre-K Curriculum Kit
My First Sticker by Number Cards is a preschool number recognition activity that uses sticker matching to build early math and fine-motor skills.
It works especially well for younger children who enjoy stickers but aren’t as interested in traditional workbook pages. Each card pairs with a sheet of numbered stickers, and your child matches the numbers to complete the picture.
The stickers are large and easy to peel, making them manageable for small hands. They stick well but can be repositioned if needed, which keeps frustration low while your child is still learning.
As your child places each sticker, he practices number recognition, visual scanning, and hand control. The clear goal—finishing the picture—gives him a reason to keep going.
With 8 oversized cards and 480 stickers, this set provides repeat practice without feeling repetitive.
It’s a simple way to turn a favorite activity into steady skill-building—without adding anything complicated to your day.
How to Use My First Sticker by Number Cards
- Start by choosing one of the eight oversized cards. Your child can pick a favorite or just grab the next one—either way works.
- Match the card with its sticker sheet. Each sticker is labeled with a number that corresponds to a space on the card, so your child can easily see where each one belongs.
- Place the stickers one at a time. They’re easy to peel and can be repositioned if needed, keeping the activity moving even when mistakes occur.
- Work at your child’s pace. Some children will finish a card in one sitting, while others prefer to add a few stickers at a time over several days.
Publisher: POPPIK on Faire
Age Recommendation: 4+
Grade Recommendation: PreK+
Faith-Based: No
Consumable: Yes
Lessons/Projects: 8
Language: English
ISBN: 3760262412542
“ What makes this a great resource for your homeschooling morning basket or craft and activity bin is that you can pull it out when you need a hands-on activity to keep your child busy that is completely self-explanatory.” Read the Review
Schoolin’ Swag:
“This activity works on fine motor skills, number recognition, spatial awareness, and independent play. Talking about the colors as your child works through the pictures can also reinforce color names.” Read the Review
Little Earthling:
“Kids love crafts. Kids love stickers. Kids love messes. The My First Sticker by Number Cards has two out of three.” Read the Review
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about this product below:
There are eight large cards. Pictures include:
- butterfly
- turtle
- toucan
- cat
- giraffe
- chicken
- duck
- fish
My First Sticker by Number is usually used by children ages 4-6, in PreK to 1st grade.
- September 21, 2026
Kelsey M.
Perfect for preschool child learning numbers 1-10. Stickers are bigger than traditional sticker by number books, making it perfect for preschool fine motor skills. Couldn't love this more. Plan to do it with my younger daughter when she gets to preschool too.
- July 23, 2025
A Fun & Mess Free Project
Dorothy W.
I absolutely love paint by number projects. I absolutely don't love the mess it takes to make. The solution? Make it stickers instead of paint! These projects are great when it's school time for my son but I have lots of hands on work to do around the house. These posters are a LOT of fun and very cute. My easily bored and distracted son sits in blessed still silence for the time it takes to take to complete each project. I wish there were more of these sheets, they are an adorable and fun way to teach number recognition.
- March 26, 2025
super fun
D
Super fun and creative way to work numbers when a little brain needs a hands on task and a break from sheets and puzzle questions. Can use these during read aloud time too to keep little hands busy.
- September 2, 2024
Educational
Heather H.
Purchased this with our PreK kit. It helps go over colors, shapes, numbers, and fine motor skills. As well as the name of the animal. Our 4-year-old has only completed one of the pictures so far, but enjoyed it. I ask him which number and shape of sticker he wants. Then asked him what color that sticker is. I pop the sticker up so he could grab it and place it on the picture himself.
- June 13, 2024
Very fun
Brittany T.
My daughter absolutely loved this and could have sat down and finished the whole thing in one sitting if I had let her. I ended up tearing out the sticker pages from the back just to help her sort through and find them instead of flipping back and forth.
