32 free dot to dot sheets for kids, from 1 to 10 with big dots for preschoolers up to 1 to 100, plus A to Z alphabet dot to dots. Start at the star, join the dots in order, then color the picture. Every sheet has an answer key.
Ten big dots and big numbers, for preschoolers who are just learning to count. Most of the picture is already drawn.
Download all 6 in one PDFCounting to 20, for pre-K and kindergarten.
Download all 6 in one PDFAnimals in 30 dots, for kindergarten and first grade.
Download all 6 in one PDFFifty dots and a more detailed outline, for first and second grade.
Download all 6 in one PDFThe hard ones: 100 small dots close together. Good practice for counting past 50 and reading two- and three-digit numbers.
Download all 3 in one PDFJoin the letters of the alphabet in order. Saying each letter out loud as you go is good ABC practice.
Download all 5 in one PDFFind the star: that is dot number 1 (or the letter A). Draw a straight line to dot 2, then 3, and keep going in order. Say each number out loud as you reach it. When you get to the last dot, join it back to the star, and the picture is done. Then color it in.
Printing tip: print at 100 percent (actual size) on US Letter paper. The sheets are black and white, so any printer works.
Yes. All 32 sheets and their answer keys are free to print for home and classroom use, with no signup and no watermark.
Most 3 and 4 year olds start with 1 to 10, where the dots and numbers are big. Kindergarteners usually manage 1 to 20 and 1 to 30. Children who can count to 100 enjoy the 1 to 100 sheets, which take longer and need a steady hand.
The star marks where to start. From there, draw a line to the next number or letter, and keep going in order until you are back at the star. Then color the picture.
Counting in order, recognizing numbers or letters out of order on the page, and pencil control. They also get to see a picture appear, which keeps them going.
Each PDF has the finished picture on page 2, with every dot joined. The all-in-one PDFs put the answer pages at the back.
Yes, on the skip counting worksheets page: dot-to-dots that count by 2s, 5s and 10s.
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