Christmas Scavenger Hunt for Older Kids & Teens
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Picture labels for toy bins so kids can see where everything goes, and put it back.
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Buy now for $3.50A playroom stays tidy when children can put things away without asking. Picture labels make that possible for kids who cannot read yet: the bin with the car on it holds the cars, the bin with the blocks holds the blocks. Clean-up becomes a matching game.
Thirty toy categories are drawn in one calm picture style and come at two sizes, with a black-and-white outline set and a sheet of blanks. Print the labels, stick or clip them to your bins, baskets or drawers, and the storage you already own becomes a system your kids can follow.
Buy through secure checkout and download the PDF straight away. The link is also emailed to you.
Print on paper, card stock or sticker paper and cut out the labels you need.
Attach with tape, clips or laminated pouches, and show your kids where everything lives.
The labels come at two trim sizes, 3.5 × 2.75 in and 2.5 × 1.75 in, both on US Letter sheets, which covers most bins, baskets, drawers and shelf edges. For anything unusual the read-me page gives the scaling percentages: print the large set at 80% or the small set at 125%.
Card stock is sturdy, and full-sheet sticker paper lets you peel and stick. Laminating makes the labels wipeable.
Yes. Each label pairs a picture with its word in lowercase, the letterform children are taught to read first, which helps early readers connect the two.
No. This is a digital product. You download it and print it yourself.
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