Dot-to-Dot Printables
Join the dots in order and reveal the picture. Counting and pencil control in one, on an A4 sheet.
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Connect the Dots: Christmas Bell for Ages 5–6
Ding-dong: ten dots without a guide line make a Christmas bell with a flared rim and a clapper peeking out below, with an answer key for grown-ups.
2 A4 pages
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Connect the Dots: Christmas Ornament With a Guide Line for Ages 3–4
Round, festive and ready to hang: this Christmas bauble is ten numbered dots with a pale dashed guide, an easy holiday sheet for three- and four-year-olds.
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Connect the Dots: Snowman for Ages 5–6
Two snowballs, one small and one big, appear when five- and six-year-olds join fourteen dots with no guide line: a classic snowman ready to be dressed.
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Connect the Dots: Pumpkin with 14 Dots for Ages 5–6
Fourteen dots, the full pumpkin outline and no guide line: this autumn sheet is for five- and six-year-olds who can count past ten, with an answer key on page two.
2 A4 pages
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Connect the Dots: Traceable Pumpkin for 4-Year-Olds
Halloween or harvest time, this round pumpkin works for both: four-year-olds trace a pale dashed line through ten dots, from the stem around the wide body.
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Connect the Dots: Mushroom for 5-Year-Olds
Nine dots, no guide, one mushroom: five-year-olds draw a wide domed cap and a straight-sided stem, with sharp turns where the two meet.
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Fall Leaf Dot to Dot for Ages 4–5
An autumn leaf with a pointed tip and a short stem is hiding in eight well-spaced dots, a first unguided dot-to-dot for four- and five-year-olds.
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Apple Dot to Dot With Tracing Guide for Ages 3–4
Stem first, then one big loop around the fruit: three- and four-year-olds follow a pale dashed line through ten numbered dots to draw an apple.
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Connect the Dots: Hard Star for Ages 7–8
A ten-dot star for seven- and eight-year-olds where the goal is precision, not counting: sharp points, ruler-straight lines and a check against the answer key.
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Connect the Dots: Hard Cat for 1st Grade
First graders join twelve unguided dots to draw a cat's head with two sharp ears and full cheeks, then check their lines against a red answer key.
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Connect the Dots: Hard Boat for Ages 6–7
Only ten dots, yet this sailboat for six- and seven-year-olds demands careful reading: the line doubles back on itself twice, so guessing by position does not work.
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Connect the Dots: Heart Worksheet for Kindergarten with Answer Key
This heart has no dashed guide: six-year-olds find all ten numbers themselves, then turn to page two to check their outline against a red answer key.
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