Sticker fun with coloring.

We decided to have some fun with stickers and color crayons. I still have my sticker collection from when I was a kid and it is a ton of fun to get them out and use them. I am not joking when I say I have thousands of stickers. :) We made some habitat scenes and then added the animal stickers. It was fun talking about animals and their habitats. :) We also had just recently visited the zoo so it tied into our zoo trip. :)

Here she is working on our "zoo."

We did this together... It is my favorite! We had just visited the zoo so we drew one too. :) Look at the nice walking path and the funny ostrich running across.

She got a little carried away with Dora and Diego stickers. Cute non the less! She also showed an interest in dinosaurs for the first time. I would love to find the orginal movie "The Land Before Time." Anyone remember that one? SO CUTE

We did this one together too. :)

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