Dot-to-dot Tree

What is hidden among these numbers? Beginning counters connect the dots to complete an image of two flowers using the numbers 1-12. The fun part here is that they get to draw their own connect-the-dots image below; something youngsters...

In this dot-to-dot worksheet, students connect the numbers 1 to 10 and the lowercase letters a to z to complete a picture of a clown. Then students trace the word clown.

Get ready for Thanksgiving with this coordinate graphing activity! Learners plot 22 number pairs on the given graph, eventually connecting the dots to create a turkey. This is a fun way to inspire your class to practice graphing.

Expand the vocabulary of young readers with this series of prefix displays. Including posters for 16 common prefixes from anti- and dis- to inter- and mis-, this is a great language arts resource for any elementary teacher.

Celebrate 100th day with a simple dot-to-dot. The completed outline of a schoolhouse is perfect for coloring. Schoolhouse has four empty windows in which your charges can draw pictures of themselves and their friends at school. Have...

In this alphabet dot-to-dot learning exercise, students connect the dots, counting from 1 to 15 in each of two puzzles. Students will then be able to color the upper and lower case y that will be revealed.

The first of these four pages deals with numerals 1 - 5, and subsequent pages cover the following sets of five numerals. For each, one or two dominoes display the number of spots, dotted lines with arrows instruct how to write the...

Connect the dots to complete a huge puppy! What preschooler or kindergartener wouldn't find such a task rewarding? The dots are numbered from 1 to 30, so this will definitely meed Common Core counting and cardinality standards for...

In this alphabet dot to dot worksheet, students connect the dots as they count to 25 in each of two puzzles. Students may color the upper and lower case letter M and m that will be revealed.

In this dot-to-dot worksheet, students connect the dots from one to twenty in the correct order to draw a picture of a ship at sea.