Let’s print and play with dot to dots today! We have a fun way to practice number recognition in a challenging and playful way with 22 dot to dot worksheets that are perfect for counting preschoolers, Kindergartener and even Elementary school age kids. Let’s connect the dots to see what picture will be revealed at home or in the classroom.
Best & Free Dot To Dots Worksheets for Kids
Dot to dot printables are a great way to enhance fine motor skills such as hand-eye coordination and practice basic math skills such as counting skills.
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Not only do we have the traditional counting connect the dot puzzles, we also found some alphabet connect the dots too! Kids will be connecting the dots with a pencil, colored pencil or crayon to figure out what the mystery image is below.
How to Complete a Dot to Dot Puzzle
- Download & print the connect the dots puzzle worksheet.
- Grab something to write with – we prefer a pencil in case a mistake is made!
- Find the #1 dot in the puzzle and then count upward drawing a straight line between…2, 3, 4, 5, etc.
- When all the dots are connected, identify the picture you just drew by connecting the dots.
- Note: Some dot to dot puzzles might start with a different number than 1, skip count or have other variations so start by reading the puzzle directions!
Connect the Dot Pages You Can Print for Free
1. Unicorn Dot to Dot Coloring Page
Use crayons, pencils or markers to solve our magical unicorn dot to dot coloring pages and then color in the picture that appears. Make it as colorful as you want!
2. These Day of the Dead dot to dot printables are perfect for kids!
There’s no better way to learn about cultural traditions and have fun at the same time than with coloring activities, like these Day of the Dead dot-to-dot coloring pages!
3. Delightful Halloween Dot to Dot Printables
This dot to dot printable is Halloween-themed. What will the end result be? A haunted house? Bats? Skeletons? Vampires?
4. Cute Bunny Coloring Pages & Simple Bunny Dot-to-Dot Worksheets
Kids of all ages will embrace the sweet bunny hugging a carrot coloring page as well as the other two bunny dot to dot coloring pages.
5. Dot-to-dot Rainbow Coloring Page
Let’s work on our counting skills and color recognition with these fun dot to dot rainbow coloring pages!
6. Princess Dot to Dot {Free Kids Printable}
These dot-to-dot coloring pages have pretty princess themes that include a pony and a tiara.
7. Winter Dot to Dot
This pack of winter dot-to-dot worksheets is a great activity to introduce new numbers and help kids build their number sequencing skills!
8. Dot to Dot Counting Practice Activity
This connect the dots activity from Woojr is a bit more complicated than other worksheets as kids need to know the numbers up to 57.
9. Summer Alphabet Dot to Dot Worksheets
These Summer Alphabet Dot to Dot Worksheets are a great and fun way for kid to practice alphabet through Summer break. From Itsy Bitsy Fun.
10. Summer Dot to Dot Skip Counting Worksheets – by 2s, by 5s and by 10s
These dot to dot skip counting worksheets – by 2s, by 5s and by 10s math printables offer a fun opportunity to make your child practice their counting skills. From Itsy Bitsy Fun.
11. Dinosaur Alphabet Dot to Dot Worksheets
These dinosaur worksheets provide an educational tool for beginning readers that will also be so much fun to solve. From Itsy Bitsy Fun.
12. Cow Dot-to-Dot Puzzle
Kids who love petting zoos and farm animals will enjoy connecting the dots to discover a pretty cow! From Printactivities.
13. Food Dot to Dot
Playing with food is a big no-no… except when it’s done in the shape of printable activities! These food dot to dot from Happy Mom Hack are so much fun.
14. Dot to Dot Animals Theme
This dot to dot worksheet set includes a lion, sheep, cow, kitty, bear, and so many other animals! Your kiddos will love it. From Happy Mom Hacks.
15. Dot to Dot Airplane
In this free printable dot to dot worksheet kids have to connect the dots from numbers 1 to 27 to make an airplane and then color it with their favorite colors. From Kiddo Worksheets.
16. Drawing a Butterfly
Connect the dots for a fun learning exercise, and then color the resulting butterfly for a colorful experience. From My Teaching Station.
17. Using Connect the Dots Printables to Teach Numbers
Children will have a great time using the free printable dot to dot number cards to learn to order numbers. From Fun Learning for Kids.
18. Free printable Summer dot to dot activities
Download these free printable summer dot-to-dot templates and have some educational summer fun with your kids. They include a kite, flowers, flip flops, and more! From Print This Today.
19. Spring Dot to Dot Printables
1plus1plus1equals1 shared a few fun spring dot to dot printables for you to add to your spring theme collection, they include flowers and pretty birds!
20. Halloween Connect the Dots Worksheets
This Halloween connect the dots pack include six worksheets for kids to solve and color. From The Resourceful Mama.
21. Rainbow – Connect the Dots, count by 2’s
This rainbow connect the dots page helps kids practice connecting the dots counting by 2’s (2, 4, 6, 8, … and so on). From Big Activities.
22. Dot to Dot Animal Printable
Here are more cute and fun animal dot to dot worksheets, such as a koala, a crocodile, a flamingo, and more! From Happy Mom Hacks.
23. Extreme connect the dots
Let’s do higher number connect the dots puzzles! We call them extreme because these dot to dots go up into the 70s!
Want more worksheets for your kiddo? Try these:
- Our counting on a rainbow worksheet is such a fun way to learn how to count.
- Here are free counting printables for preschool kids and toddlers.
- Kids of all ages will love these counting bug worksheets!
- Try this playdough writing activity to practice letter recognition.
- We’ve got 50 letter sounds games for your little ones learning how to write!
- Check out these amazing color worksheets for kids.
- Try out these challenging dot to dot printables.
Did you enjoy these connect the dot worksheets for elementary school kids?
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