Peppa Pig: Day at the Zoo Sticker Book

Peppa Pig: Day at the Zoo Sticker Book is an entertaining sticker activity book that invites young children to join Peppa Pig and her friends on an exciting trip to the zoo. Featuring more than 180 colourful stickers and 13 different scenes to complete, this official Peppa Pig book offers hours of creative, screen-free entertainment for children aged three and above.

During the zoo adventure, Peppa and her friends visit Mr Lion, feed tortoises, look for creepy crawlies, and spend time with playful monkeys. Children can use the included stickers to bring each setting to life while discovering animals and creating their own version of Peppa’s exciting day out.

Published by Ladybird, this 24-page paperback combines a familiar character with hands-on sticker play. The official Penguin UK listing confirms that the book includes over 180 stickers and 13 zoo-themed scenes.

Join Peppa and Her Friends at the Zoo

Peppa and her friends are ready for a fun-filled visit to the zoo, where Mr Lion introduces them to an exciting selection of creatures. Every section of the book presents another opportunity for children to explore, place stickers, and imagine what happens next.

Young readers can discover activities such as:

• Visiting Mr Lion at the zoo
• Feeding the tortoises
• Searching for creepy crawlies
• Spending time with the monkeys
• Exploring animal enclosures
• Completing colourful zoo scenes
• Creating new adventures for Peppa and her friends

Parents can talk about the pictures while their child works through the book. This makes sticker play an opportunity to introduce animal names, movements, habitats, colours, sizes, and sounds.

More Than 180 Colourful Stickers

A key attraction of Peppa Pig: Day at the Zoo Sticker Book is its collection of over 180 stickers. Children can choose appropriate stickers for each scene or arrange them according to their own ideas.

Some children may prefer to carefully match stickers with the intended location, while others may enjoy creating an imaginative zoo of their own. Both approaches encourage participation and creative decision-making.

The large sticker collection gives children plenty of content to explore. Rather than finishing the activity immediately, they can complete a few scenes at a time and return to the book on another day.

Parents can help younger children identify the correct sticker page, gently remove individual stickers, and decide where they should be placed.

Complete 13 Different Zoo Scenes

The book contains 13 scenes for children to bring to life. Each scene offers a fresh setting and another chance to interact with Peppa’s zoo adventure.

Completing a sticker scene involves looking at the background, selecting suitable stickers, removing them from the sheet, and placing them on the page. This simple sequence can encourage children to observe carefully and plan what they want to do.

Adults can ask questions such as:

• “Which animal belongs in this scene?”
• “Can you find the tortoise sticker?”
• “Where should we put the monkey?”
• “What colour is this animal?”
• “Which creature would you like to add next?”
• “What sound does this animal make?”
• “What do you think Peppa is doing?”

These conversations can help children describe their choices and expand the activity beyond simply sticking pictures onto the page.

Meet Tortoises, Monkeys and Creepy Crawlies

Peppa Pig: Day at the Zoo Sticker Book introduces young children to several types of animals. Peppa and her friends feed tortoises, look for small creepy crawlies, and visit monkeys during their adventure.

Parents can use these scenes to introduce simple facts about the animals. They can explain that tortoises have shells, monkeys are skilled climbers, or insects and other tiny creatures can be found in many different environments.

Children can also imitate animal sounds and movements. They might pretend to walk slowly like a tortoise, swing like a monkey, or crawl like a little bug.

These playful extensions encourage physical activity, imagination, and communication while keeping the zoo theme enjoyable.

Supporting Fine Motor Development

Peeling and positioning stickers requires children to use their fingers carefully. Picking up a sticker, turning it around, and pressing it onto the correct place can help children practise controlled hand movements.

Sticker activities may encourage:

• Fine motor development
• Finger strength and control
• Hand-eye coordination
• Visual concentration
• Spatial awareness
• Independent decision-making
• Patience and persistence
• Creative expression

These are useful abilities for other early-childhood activities, including drawing, colouring, using craft materials, and beginning to write.

Children should not be expected to place every sticker perfectly. Removing and positioning small stickers can initially be challenging, and help from an adult may be useful.

Encouraging Animal Recognition and Vocabulary

As children complete the scenes, adults can name the animals, objects, and characters they see. Repeating these words during play helps children become familiar with language connected with zoos and wildlife.

The book can support conversations about:

• Animal names
• Animal sounds
• Colours and patterns
• Body parts
• Food and feeding
• Movement
• Habitats
• Zoo workers
• Friendship and group visits

Parents can expand vocabulary by using descriptive words such as slow, fast, furry, smooth, tiny, large, colourful, noisy, or quiet.

Even when children cannot read the printed text independently, they can learn by listening, pointing, finding, and talking.

Creative and Imaginative Play

Sticker books allow children to make choices about how each page will look. Although some stickers may have an obvious place, young readers can still create their own arrangements and invent stories about the completed scenes.

A child might imagine that Peppa is helping Mr Lion, that a monkey has escaped into another scene, or that the tortoises are preparing for a race. Adults can encourage these ideas by asking the child to tell a short story about the page.

This form of imaginative play can support:

• Storytelling
• Sequencing ideas
• Verbal expression
• Character recognition
• Creative confidence
• Memory and observation

The finished scenes can also be revisited later, allowing the child to retell the adventure in a different way.

A Useful Screen-Free Activity

The familiar Peppa Pig characters make this sticker book appealing to children who enjoy the animated series. However, the physical format encourages them to participate actively away from a television, tablet, or mobile phone.

The paperback is suitable for use during:

• Quiet play at home
• Rainy afternoons
• Family visits
• School holidays
• Travel and waiting periods
• Preschool activity sessions
• Animal-themed learning
• Creative family time

Because stickers can be lost easily, it may be helpful to keep the book and unused sticker sheets together in a folder or activity bag.

A Fun Gift for Peppa Pig Fans

Peppa Pig: Day at the Zoo Sticker Book makes an appealing gift for preschool children who enjoy Peppa Pig, zoo animals, and hands-on activities.

It is suitable for occasions such as:

• Birthdays
• Christmas
• Holiday gifts
• Preschool rewards
• Travel activity packs
• Zoo visits
• Everyday surprises
• Children’s party gifts

Its combination of familiar characters, colourful stickers, and animal-themed scenes makes it especially suitable for children interested in wildlife and creative play.

About Peppa Pig

Peppa Pig is a popular preschool character known for cheerful everyday adventures with George, Mummy Pig, Daddy Pig, and a large group of animal friends. The stories explore family life, play, friendship, celebrations, travel, and learning through gentle humour.

Ladybird publishes a broad collection of Peppa Pig storybooks, colouring books, sticker activities, novelty books, and early-learning titles. Additional books can be found on Penguin’s official Peppa Pig series page.

Who Is This Sticker Book For?

This book is suitable for:

• Children aged three years and above
• Preschool Peppa Pig fans
• Children who enjoy zoo animals
• Young learners developing fine motor skills
• Families looking for screen-free activities
• Children preparing for or remembering a zoo visit
• Nurseries and preschool classrooms
• Anyone searching for a creative children’s gift

Important Safety Information

Warning: This book is not suitable for children under 36 months because it contains small parts that may present a choking hazard.

Adult supervision is recommended when young children are using the stickers. This safety guidance is confirmed by the bookseller’s product information for the same edition at Hatchards.

The publication date, dimensions, page count, weight, and ISBN are taken from the official Penguin UK product page.