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Find the Stickers Materials: Use commercially bought stickers. Children love stickers,...
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![Find the Stickers Materials: Use commercially bought stickers. Children love stickers, which make wonderful, surprise gifts. Preparation and Instructions: Before you see the child, take four or five of the stickers and hide them on your head. At the beginning, make sure the stickers can be easily found. You may want to put one sticker on each earlobe, like earrings, and one sticker on your forehead, under your hair if possible. Be creative! The Game: Begin the game by saying to the child, I have hidden four stickers on my face. See if you can find them. As the child begins to look for them, use the skill of tracking. (Tracking is simply saying out loud what the child is doing. It is similar to the radio announcer at a ball game. You may say, You are looking over by my ears, Aha! You found one. Now you are taking it off very gently and handing it to me.) As the child hands you the stickers, put one sticker on each finger of one hand as a holding place. From this holding place you are ready to play the game again or to play a variation of the game. Variations: Once the child has located all the stickers, you can begin to play the sticker-swap game by saying, I am going to take this sticker off my thumb and put it on my chin. You proceed to do so. Then tell the child, Take the sticker off my chin and put it on your nose. From this point, you begin a turn-taking game in which you remove the sticker from the child’s face and place it on your face. The child then removes the sticker from your face and puts it on his or her face. Each movement of the sticker is noted out loud. You speak for yourself and for the child, unless the child catches on and begins to speak for himself or herself. Your observations may sound like this: I am going to take the sticker off your chin and put it on my nose. Now you are taking it off my nose and putting it on your [wait for the child’s selection] ear. Find
― Becky A. Bailey,
I Love You Rituals](https://loveinquotes.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/find-the-stickers-materials-use-commercially-bought-stickers-children-love-stickers-which-make-wonde.jpg "Find the Stickers Materials: Use commercially bought stickers. Children love stickers, which make wonderful, surprise gifts. Preparation and Instructions: Before you see the child, take four or five of the stickers and hide them on your head. At the beginning, make sure the stickers can be easily found. You may want to put one sticker on each earlobe, like earrings, and one sticker on your forehead, under your hair if possible. Be creative! The Game: Begin the game by saying to the child, I have hidden four stickers on my face. See if you can find them. As the child begins to look for them, use the skill of tracking. (Tracking is simply saying out loud what the child is doing. It is similar to the radio announcer at a ball game. You may say, You are looking over by my ears, Aha! You found one. Now you are taking it off very gently and handing it to me.) As the child hands you the stickers, put one sticker on each finger of one hand as a holding place. From this holding place you are ready to play the game again or to play a variation of the game. Variations: Once the child has located all the stickers, you can begin to play the sticker-swap game by saying, I am going to take this sticker off my thumb and put it on my chin. You proceed to do so. Then tell the child, Take the sticker off my chin and put it on your nose. From this point, you begin a turn-taking game in which you remove the sticker from the child’s face and place it on your face. The child then removes the sticker from your face and puts it on his or her face. Each movement of the sticker is noted out loud. You speak for yourself and for the child, unless the child catches on and begins to speak for himself or herself. Your observations may sound like this: I am going to take the sticker off your chin and put it on my nose. Now you are taking it off my nose and putting it on your [wait for the child’s selection] ear. Find
― Becky A. Bailey,
I Love You Rituals")
