Cute & Fun Designs Activity Book

Looking for an activity book with some fun DIY projects? Then look no further with these adorable kawaii characters that your child will have a great time with while learning in the process. Cute & Fun Designs is a book that features 81 pages of activities.  What do all those pages entail? I'm glad you asked: 12 Rope Climber Pages: An instruction page on how to put this activity game together is included. Each character design is on individual pages so they can be cut out without cutting into another picture on the back. Each page has 2 extra character designs just in case there are mishaps while cutting the pictures out. 24 Connect the Dots: The child will have fun with 24 different kawaii characters to form their outlines by following the dots starting at 1. 1 Word Search: Your child will enjoy this hidden search by looking for the names of each of the character designs.  It's a great way for them to not only see the words but spell them out as they find each hidden word. 24 Fill in the Blanks: Another fun activity while using those smart brains the child will have to complete the spelling of each character design.  All 24 pages will have one letter in different spots for the child to complete. 10 Mazes: You can never go wrong with mazes and with this activity, the child will have 5 circle and 5 square mazes to complete by helping the kawaii characters make their way through. A great way to use hand and eye coordination while having fun in the process. 2 Unscramble the Words: A great way to use the brain is none other than unscrambling words. Repetition is key and from learning each character design throughout this activity book the child will be able to unscramble the word and write it the correct way. 4 Cut-Out and Glue Pages: There will be four pages of the character designs for the child to cut out each one individually. The next four pages will be the child finding which dotted outline matches the kawaii character and then they can color those characters and glue them on the dotted pages.  Each cut-out page is on an individual page so that they won't be cutting into a picture on the back. I recommend using school glue sticks as I found that it didn't wrinkle up the pages. I also recommend using colored pencils or crayons as those didn't bleed through the paper on the other side.