Dot to Dot: Colored Pencil — 7 Dots for Ages 3–4
Connect 7 dots in order to reveal the colored pencil — a printable dot-to-dot worksheet for children aged 3–4.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Dot to Dot: Colored Pencil — 7 Dots for Ages 3–4
How to use this worksheet
- Dot 1 is the bigger dot at the top left of the pencil's flat end; join the numbers clockwise with a pencil, saying each one aloud.
- Seven dots lead down both sides to the sharp tip at dot 5 and back up, with a pale dashed guide between them.
- When dot 7 joins dot 1, the pencil is complete: draw a sharpener next to it and a few curly shavings.
What this worksheet teaches
The pencil page practices counting to seven, straight lines down to a point and recognizing a tool from its outline. We sharpen a pencil because the core wears down as we draw.
Play idea
Color the pencil in your favorite color and draw something small with it.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
Is this worksheet for the youngest children?
Yes — only 7 dots, good for first counting to seven.
Where does the pencil line change direction?
At dot 5, the sharp tip: the line runs down one side to the point, then turns and climbs the other side back toward the flat end.
What if my child skips a number on the pencil?
Count the pencil's dots together from 1 up to where the line stopped — with seven dots the next one is always easy to point to.