Connect the Dots: House Worksheet for Kindergarten with Answer Key
Eleven dots build a house with overhanging eaves and a door cut into its bottom edge; kindergartners join them without a guide and check the result on a second page.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Connect the dots: house
How to use this worksheet
- Start at the large dot 1, the peak of the roof.
- Dots 2 and 3 make the right eave, and 4 is the bottom corner of the wall.
- Dots 5 to 8 go up, across and down around the door; 9, 10 and 11 climb the left wall to the other eave.
- Only after the last line from 11 to 1, turn to page two and compare with the red answer key.
What this worksheet teaches
This house mixes three kinds of stroke: slanted roof lines, straight vertical walls and the right-angled turns of the door. Around the door the line turns four times in a row, which asks the child to slow down and stop exactly on each dot, the same control needed for capital letters with sharp corners. Reading 10 and 11 introduces two-digit numbers, and checking the finished drawing against the answer key builds the habit of checking one's own work.
Variation to try
Build a whole street. Next to the finished house, your child draws two more houses freehand, copying the roof and door shapes, then gives every house a different color and a number on its door.