Save Fall dot-to-dot: oak leaf – join the numbers 1–20, ages 5–6 – free printable worksheet (PDF)
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Ages 5–6🍂 Fall

Fall dot-to-dot: oak leaf – join the numbers 1–20, ages 5–6

Twenty numbered dots that make a lobed oak leaf when joined. The stem is already drawn and the rest is up to the child – a skipped number shows up right away.

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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 5–6?

Counting to twenty in order, with short and long strokes taking turns.

  • Numbers 1–20 in order, including the step past ten.
  • The lobes mean short and long lines alternate – the stroke has to stop every time.
  • After joining there is one more task: color it and compare it with a real leaf.

💬 Tip for parents

If the child doesn't know the numbers above ten yet, read them together: “after nineteen comes twenty”. Two-digit numbers take longer to find, and that's fine.

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