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Ages 4–5🔢 Dot-to-dot

Dot-to-dot 1–15: an airplane for ages 4–5

Fifteen dots in the shape of a plane from above – wings, tail and windows drawn in. A symmetrical shape, lines never cross.

A4 / Letter · 1 page · no sign-up · free for home and preschool

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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?

The plane is symmetrical: what the child does on one side is mirrored on the other. Fifteen dots with short and long segments.

  • Numbers to 15 – the longest sequence in the set.
  • Symmetry: right and left side alike.
  • Short and long strokes in one picture.

💬 Tip for parents

Let the child say where the plane is flying – then draw it (clouds, sun, an airport). If they lose the sequence, point to the last correct dot, not the start.

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