Dot to Dot Worksheets

These easy number dot-to-dot worksheets are free printables for preschool, Kindergarten, and up to Third Grade students. They support students in strengthening fine motor control and hand-eye coordination while reinforcing math with number recognition, sequential counting, and pre-writing skills. Perfect for morning work, center activities, or quiet time learning, these versatile worksheets seamlessly integrate into any curriculum.

Fall Dot to Dot Printables

Dot-to-dot worksheets promote fine motor skill development. Enhance hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness when you pair this with our Pencil Control Workbook. It includes a TON of pencil control worksheets and activities for your homeschool or classroom, including pencil grip exercises, shading and pattern practice, draw animal exercises, games, constellation dot to dot activities, and squiggle art.

Apple Dot to Dot

This simple apple design helps young learners practice counting and recognizing numbers 1-24 while developing fine motor skills. Perfect for discussing healthy eating habits, the fall season, or the letter “A” as children connect the dots to reveal this familiar fruit.

Pumpkin Dot to Dot

An adorable fall pumpkin design is on this page. This engaging pumpkin design helps students count and recognize numbers 1-26 while developing fine motor coordination.

Turkey Dot to Dot

An adorable turkey dot to dot printable that is perfect for Thanksgiving! Students will use a pencil (or other writing tool) and connect the dots 1-26.

Winter Dot to Dot Printables

Using our dot-to-dot worksheets requires minimal materials, making them accessible for both classroom and home settings. Students need only a pencil or crayon and the worksheet itself. Begin by ensuring children understand the concept of connecting dots in numerical order, starting with number one and proceeding sequentially. For younger learners, you may want to point out the starting number and demonstrate the first few connections.

Mitten Dot to Dot

Kick off the winter months with this mitten dot to dot printable worksheet. Children can practice counting 1-30 while creating this mitten with beautiful patterns inside.

Snowman Dot to Dot

Children can practice counting 1-36 while creating this adorable snowman. Perfect for snowy day activities, winter break activities, and holiday packets.

Christmas Tree Dot to Dot

This festive Christmas tree dot-to-dot uses numbers 1-38 to create a holiday favorite complete with ornament circles. Perfect for December activities, holiday celebrations, or discussing Christmas traditions and decorations. Check out even more Christmas fun here!

Valentine Owl Dot to Dot

Children can practice counting 1-24 while creating this decorative heart with owl. Perfect for Valentine’s Day activities, discussing feelings and friendship, or incorporating into lessons about shapes and symmetry.

Spring Dot to Dot Printables

These worksheets were created for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and elementary students. They will work to tackle these dot to dot worksheets, spacing, and detailed final images. These printables make learning to count, recognize numbers, and fine motor control a simple, engaging task!

Leprechaun Dot to Dot

Students will love this adorable leprechaun dot to dot printable. IT works well with St. Patrick’s Day lessons as a fun math activity. Simply download, print, and complete!

Bunny Dot to Dot

Children will connect dots 1-36 to reveal an adorable bunny complete with floppy ears and cute paws. This worksheet is ideal for Easter activities, discussing pets and farm animals, or practicing larger number sequences with early elementary students.

Easter Egg Dot to Dot

Ready for Easter? This adorable Easter egg dot to dot printable sheet is great for early elementary students. Connect the numbers 1-24 for some serious number fun. Pair with our Easter worksheets for even more fun!

Earth Day Dot to Dot

This cheerful Earth Day design uses dots 1-20, making it perfect for early learners developing counting skills. Use it when teaching Earth Day themes with preschool and kindergarten students.

Summer Dot to Dot Printables

Once the dot to dots are complete, children can color the revealed picture, practice writing the numbers they connected, or count various elements within the completed image. Extend these pages further by creating storytelling opportunities as students invent narratives about their finished pictures, developing language and creativity skills. Pair these dot to dot activities with our holiday and seasons worksheets for even more seasonal fun!