Free printable dot to dot worksheets: numbers 1–30
Twelve number dot-to-dot printables sorted by age: to ten for the youngest, to twenty for four- and five-year-olds, and to thirty for kindergarten.
For ages 3–4 there are a fish, a car, an apple and a mushroom: ten big dots far apart, so every line is one long stroke. For ages 4–5 a cat, a train, an umbrella and a flower with twenty dots. For ages 5–6 a castle, a dinosaur, a sailboat and a hedgehog with thirty dots, taking the child past twenty.
Every sheet has a faint dotted guide – a child who doesn't need it can cover it up. The finished picture is there to color and add to. Each sheet carries a short tip for parents.
Sheets by age:
Ages 3–4 (4)
Ages 4–5 (4)
Ages 5–6 (4)
Questions parents ask
What age are number dot-to-dots for?
For children aged 3 to 6. The sheets come in three groups: ages 3–4 (numbers 1–10), 4–5 (1–20) and 5–6 (1–30). If the child struggles, go one group down.
What if my child doesn't know the numbers yet?
Read them out loud and point to the next dot. The hand gets the practice either way and the numbers come along on the side. A picture-matching sheet without numbers is usually easier to start with.
Can I use them in a classroom?
Yes, the sheets are free for home and for preschool or kindergarten classrooms. Each age group also has a bundle in one PDF that prints in one go.
How do I print them?
On A4 or US Letter paper, at actual size (100 %) and in black and white. The child adds the color with crayons.











