Lovevery

Temperature Sticker

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$2.44 $4 In stock

Category: Kit Components

The Temperature Sticker is a replacement component for the Plan Ahead Weather Board, part of Lovevery's Observer Kit. Designed to help children explore temperature concepts, this sticker is a simple and practical addition to your play-based learning tools.

  • Replacement part for the Plan Ahead Weather Board in the Observer Kit
  • Helps children observe and discuss temperature changes
  • Easy to apply and use with the weather board
  • Supports hands-on learning about weather and science
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

My kid actually checks the weather board every morning now just to see if we've stuck the sticker in the right spot. It's a simple replacement but the adhesive holds up well on the board, even with little fingers peeling at it.

Harper ★★★★★

My kid was so excited to see the temperature sticker finally arrive for the weather board — it's the perfect small piece to complete the daily routine. The adhesive is strong but easy to peel off and reposition when we switch it between the chart and his play surface.

Benjamin ★★★★★

My kid loves pointing to the "cold" and "hot" markers on the sticker when we check the temperature outside. It's a simple way to make weather talk more concrete for a three-year-old.