Preschool puzzle sticks are so fun for kids to make. Use our free coloring sheets or use photos to make unique puzzles out of popsicle sticks! This post contains affiliate links.
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We set up Mac’s preschool corner this week, and he absolutely loves sitting on his stool and working on projects. He says he is doing his “homework”.
I decided to keep him home from preschool this year. He is only 3, and has two more years before kindergarten. He is my baby, and I just wasn’t ready for him to leave just yet. Instead, we made him his own little space. Full of bright colors, art supplies, Legos, and play doh.
This Build & Store desk and bookcase are from Step2 and fit in this little space perfectly! I especially love that it doubles as a Lego building station.
His Duplos, Mega Blocks, and Legos all work with the removeable play mats!
Preschool Puzzle Sticks
(step by step instructions are at the end of the post)
He loves coloring with dot markers so I created coloring pages on Picmonkey, and glued the pages onto large popsicle sticks to make puzzle sticks.
These puzzle sticks are so easy to make!
Puzzle Stick Supplies
- Paper
- Spray Adhesive
- Large Popsicle Sticks
- Markers/Crayons
- Painter’s Tape
- Craft Knife
Print out our free coloring pages onto cardstock paper (copy paper works too). Color them however you’d like, then adhere to jumbo popsicle sticks that have been taped together with painter’s tape! Slice into sticks and mix up the sticks!
We store our puzzles by wrapping the sticks with a rubber band.
Preschool Puzzle Sticks
Equipment
- craft knife
- scissors
- markers, crayons, or paint
Materials
- paper cardstock or copy paper
- free printable coloring sheets
- large popsicle sticks
- painter's tape
- spray adhesive
Instructions
- Print out coloring sheets using our free template.
- Color sheets with markers, crayons, or paint
- Line up 10 jumbo popsicle sticks. Add two pieces of painter's tape to hold them into place.
- Spray the back of the coloring sheet with adhesive craft spray. Make sure to cover your work suface with brown paper or newspaper to avoid over-spray.
- Press coloring sheet onto the front of the popsicle sticks. Let dry for 2-3 minutes.
- Trim ends with scissors, and cut into sticks using a craft knife.
Notes
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