Rocks and Minerals Sticker Book (Natural History Museum Sticker Books)

Stickers are much larger than quarters and have nice bright colors. Mineral name isnt printed on sticker itself so if you peel off and stick outside book ... wont have name attached. Havent tried yet so cant comment on adhesive power. Cover arrived creasedUPDATE: These dont have enough adhesive

My son loves this!

The five year old opened it and spent the next hour peeling and placing the stickers.

GREAT CLASSROOM TOOL!

This book is nothing like its description. The stickers are not re-usable. They are made of paper and sticky back. Once put on paper if you try and peel back off they curl and loose stickyness or rip paper. I bought thinking if they say reusable it should be made of soft plastic like the kind that peels off waxy cardboard pages, but these are just ordinary stickers with paper pages. The book is a joke with only 4 pages to place the specific named rocks, and 2 pages to place tiny extra stickers anywhere randomly. Then only one activity page with 3 one minute activities like you might find on a childs placemat at a restaurant. Page 1 is used to put childs name with a brief descriptive paragraph of the earth. That's it. Total 8 pages. Rip-off. Should cost a dollar!!

Plenty of brightly colored stickers make this a fun learning experience for a child who wants to know more about rocks and minerals.The basic activity focuses on matching the reusable stickers with the information sections of the book. There's also plenty of factual material on these pages to whet the reader's interest and pique his or her curiosity so that further study of the topic follows.Besides being used in the book as intended, the stickers might come in very handy for illustrating a report on rocks and minerals. Don't be afraid to think outside the box. Perhaps you can devise a board game or flash cards using the stickers. If you are a teacher or home schooling your child get creative and use this book as part of a unit on geology or earth science!Just remember that the stickers do pose a choking hazard so keep them away from very young children.This book was supplied by the publisher.

Pretty basic and not a lot to it, but my niece still loved it. As a grown up I can’t appreciate the overly bright and amazing but unrealistic gem pictures, but if you want your favourite little relative to get interested in your geeky hobby, it’s a good way to start along with giving them an amethysd drusy ;D

My 5 year old daughter enjoyed the activities.

Bought along with some rocks and crystals for my 7 year old granddaughter who is starting to become interested. She’ll love this.

Quite informative for young a one.

Great as a reference book for my seven year old twins. They really enjoy trying to identify their rocks and stones.