SES Creative I Learn to Make Mosaics – Foam Sticker Mosaic Kit

£17.99

32 in stock

32 in stock

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Part of the popular “I’m Learning” range, this I Learn to Make Mosaics set from SES Creative is a fantastic way to introduce young children to a classic craft. This activity is completely mess-free, making it a perfect choice for an easy and engaging craft session that always produces a great result.

The set includes four large, brightly coloured cards featuring a friendly fish, snail, turtle, and hedgehog. Children can match the pre-cut, self-adhesive foam shapes to the outlines on the cards to complete the pictures. It’s a wonderful way to practise shape and colour recognition while also aiding the development of hand-eye coordination.

Features:

  • A fun and easy sticker mosaic activity for preschoolers.
  • Completely mess-free as no glue is required.
  • Includes four different printed animal cards.
  • The self-adhesive foam pieces are easy for small hands to peel and stick.
  • Helps to develop concentration and shape recognition skills.

Specifications:

  • Brand: SES Creative
  • Age Suitability: 3 – 6 years
  • Contents: 4 printed mosaic cards, sheets of self-adhesive foam mosaic pieces in different shapes and colours.

Frequently Asked Questions

The set includes pre-cut foam pieces in at least four geometric shapes - circles, squares, triangles, and diamonds - across a wide range of colours including red, blue, green, orange, yellow, and pink. The variety is designed to match the different areas on each of the four animal cards.
Four printed cards are included, featuring a fish, a snail, a turtle, and a hedgehog. Once the foam pieces are pressed firmly in place, the finished cards can be displayed on a wall or pinned to a notice board - the foam adhesive keeps the pieces secure once applied.
The set is rated for children aged 3 to 6 years. The foam pieces are large enough for small hands to handle without frustration, and the printed card outlines act as a simple guide, so most three-year-olds can work through a card with minimal adult help. Adult supervision is still recommended for very young children.