Dot to Dot: Umbrella — 16 Dots for Ages 4–5
Connect 16 dots in order to reveal the umbrella — a printable dot-to-dot worksheet for children aged 4–5.
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Dot to Dot: Umbrella — 16 Dots for Ages 4–5
How to use this worksheet
- Begin at the larger dot 1 on the tip above the umbrella and join the numbers clockwise, saying each one aloud.
- Numbers 7 to 11 curl around the hooked handle at the bottom, so counting past ten happens on the trickiest part — go slowly there.
- Once dot 16 meets dot 1, the canopy and handle are closed: color each half of the canopy a different color and add falling rain.
What this worksheet teaches
The umbrella practices counting to sixteen, careful lines around the hooked handle and recognizing an everyday object from its outline. An umbrella opens thanks to thin ribs that stretch the fabric.
Play idea
Draw raindrops above the umbrella and puddles below.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
Why does an umbrella have a curved handle?
It is easy to hold and can hang on an arm or a hook.
What age is this worksheet for?
Children aged 4–5 — the umbrella's sixteen dots go just past ten, and the pale dashed line guides the tricky handle curve.
What if my child skips a number?
Have them put a finger on the last umbrella dot they joined and say the next number — if it is on the handle, follow the dashed curve down.