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Ages 4–5🔢 Number dot-to-dot

Dot-to-dot flower – join the numbers 1–20, ages 4–5

Twenty dots that alternate between a petal tip and a notch between petals. Joined up they make a five-petal flower; the stem and leaves are already drawn.

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In the print dialog choose actual size (100 %) and black and white. Add a thick triangular crayon.

Why is this sheet for ages 4–5?

A regular alternation of long and short lines, and counting to twenty.

  • Numbers 1–20 around a ring, the next one always close.
  • The stroke goes out and in by turns – the hand learns to change direction.
  • Five petals around: the child sees the pattern repeat.

💬 Tip for parents

Before starting, ask how many petals there will be – then check together once it is joined. The middle of the flower is a good place for a pattern of dots or circles. The coloring is part of the sheet, not an extra.

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