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Dot-to-dot worksheets

A dot-to-dot trains three things at once: guiding a line, the number sequence, and the joy of a picture appearing from dots. For ages 3–4 we start without numbers (match the pictures) and with five dots; for ages 4–5 we go to 1–10 and 1–15.

Big numerals, dots close together and lines that never cross — so the child succeeds first time.

Sheets by age:

ages 3–4ages 4–5

Ages 3–4 (7)

⬇ Bundle: dot-to-dot ages 3–4 (7 sheets) in one PDF

Match the pictures – worksheet for ages 3–4, previewSave
No numbers

Match the pictures

Dot-to-dot · ages 3–4
Dot-to-dot 1–5: house – worksheet for ages 3–4, previewSave
1–5

Dot-to-dot 1–5: house

Dot-to-dot · ages 3–4
Dot-to-dot 1–6: gem – worksheet for ages 3–4, previewSave
1–6

Dot-to-dot 1–6: gem

Dot-to-dot · ages 3–4
Dot-to-dot 1–5: boat – worksheet for ages 3–4, previewSave
1–5

Dot-to-dot 1–5: boat

Dot-to-dot · ages 3–4
Dot-to-dot 1–6: fish – worksheet for ages 3–4, previewSave
1–6

Dot-to-dot 1–6: fish

Dot-to-dot · ages 3–4
Match what belongs together – worksheet for ages 3–4, previewSave
No numbers

Match what belongs together

Dot-to-dot · ages 3–4
Join the dots: shapes – worksheet for ages 3–4, previewSave
No numbers

Join the dots: shapes

Dot-to-dot · ages 3–4

Ages 4–5 (7)

⬇ Bundle: dot-to-dot ages 4–5 (7 sheets) in one PDF

Dot-to-dot 1–10: rocket – worksheet for ages 4–5, previewSave
1–10

Dot-to-dot 1–10: rocket

Dot-to-dot · ages 4–5
Dot-to-dot 1–12: flower – worksheet for ages 4–5, previewSave
1–12

Dot-to-dot 1–12: flower

Dot-to-dot · ages 4–5
Dot-to-dot 1–10: heart – worksheet for ages 4–5, previewSave
1–10

Dot-to-dot 1–10: heart

Dot-to-dot · ages 4–5
Dot-to-dot 1–15: fir tree – worksheet for ages 4–5, previewSave
1–15

Dot-to-dot 1–15: fir tree

Dot-to-dot · ages 4–5
Dot-to-dot 1–10: autumn leaf – worksheet for ages 4–5, previewSave
1–10

Dot-to-dot 1–10: autumn leaf

Dot-to-dot · ages 4–5
Dot-to-dot 1–12: snowman – worksheet for ages 4–5, previewSave
1–12

Dot-to-dot 1–12: snowman

Dot-to-dot · ages 4–5
Dot-to-dot 1–15: airplane – worksheet for ages 4–5, previewSave
1–15

Dot-to-dot 1–15: airplane

Dot-to-dot · ages 4–5

Questions parents ask

From what age?

Around 3 without numbers (match two identical pictures), with numbers 1–5 once the child can count to five — usually between 3 and 4.

My child doesn't know numbers yet — is there a point?

Yes — read the numbers out and point where to go. The child practises guiding a line and hears the number sequence, which is the first step to counting.

How many dots for a five-year-old?

10–15. Twenty and more only once the child reads the numbers alone and the line is no longer a struggle.