10 Creative Ways Mirabelle (age 6) Can Use 1"×2" Blank Stickers
Ten simple, safe and fun activities a 6-year-old can do with about ten 1"×2" blank white stickers — using washable markers, crayons and a little imagination. Great for crafts, learning and play.
Name Labels for Her Things: Have Mirabelle write her name and decorate each sticker with washable markers, then stick them on pencils, a lunchbox, a water bottle or a crate of toys so she can personalize her belongings.
Mini Reward Chart (10 Stickers = Prize): Use the stickers as tokens she earns for tasks (make bed, read, brush teeth). Put a chart on paper and move a sticker to a 'done' column until she collects all 10 for a small treat.
Tiny Flashcards / Matching Pairs: Write five letters, numbers, or simple drawings and make matching pairs (use two stickers per item). Turn them into a memory game by sticking each on a paper square and playing face-down matching.
Story-Prompt Stickers: Draw a picture or write a single word on each sticker (princess, dog, storm, door, key…). Let Mirabelle pull stickers and tell a short story using the prompts in the order she draws them.
Mini Treasure Hunt Clues: Write one-line clues or tiny arrows on stickers and place them around the house or yard pointing to the next spot. Use 6–10 stickers for a quick, fun hunt with a small prize at the end.
Corner Bookmarks: Fold a sticker over a page corner to make a tiny bookmark. She can decorate each one differently so she has a few cute markers for her favorite picture books.
Emotion Faces Check-In: Draw different faces (happy, sad, excited, tired, surprised) on the stickers. Use them each morning to let Mirabelle point to or stick the one that matches how she feels.
Mini Art Mosaic: Cut or draw patterns on each sticker (stripes, dots, colors). Stick them all on a small jar, tin, or a piece of cardstock to create a simple mosaic collage.
Pretend Bandages for Dolls: Let Mirabelle decorate stickers as tiny bandages (hearts, stars) and use them in imaginative play when she ‘fixes’ dolls or stuffed animals. (Remind not to stick on skin.)
Travel Tic‑Tac‑Toe or Mini Games: Draw a small tic‑tac‑toe grid on paper and use decorated stickers as Xs and Os. Or create other mini board games where each sticker represents a move or token.