Dot to Dot Printables for Kids
Connect-the-dots is counting in disguise. Follow the numbers in order and a hidden picture appears — the payoff that keeps kids tracing dot after dot while they quietly rehearse number sequence, one-to-one correspondence and pencil control. Our dot-to-dots come in gentle counts for beginners and longer sequences for kids ready to count higher.
They're a favorite for a reason: low-pressure, self-checking (a wrong turn is easy to spot), and endlessly satisfying when the shape finally reveals itself. Print one, let your child connect and then color the finished picture for a second activity out of a single page. Every dot-to-dot below is a free, ready-to-print PDF — choose one and print it in seconds.
6 printables in this collection: 6 connect-the-dots pages. By age: 4 for preschool and 2 for kindergarten, and all are easy.
Valentine Heart Connect the Dots
connect dots · preschool
From the WildPrintables Team: This "Valentine Dot-to-Dot" page features a simple collection of black dots, each paired with a number from 1 to 18.
Candy Cane Connect the Dots
connect dots · preschool
". Below this, ten dark, bold dots are arranged to form the outline of a candy cane, each clearly numbered from 1 to 10.
Halloween Ghost Connect the Dots
connect dots · kindergarten
This "Halloween Ghost Connect the Dots" page features twelve bold, numbered dots scattered across the page, intended to form a simple ghost shape.
Star Connect the Dots
connect dots · preschool
The "Star Connect the Dots" page features ten numbered dots spread across a plain white background. The numbers 1 through 10 are clearly visible next to each dot, printed in a simple, bold font.
Heart Connect the Dots
connect dots · preschool
This "Heart Connect the Dots" page features a clear, inviting title in orange, with instructions below it to connect dots from 1 to 18 and then color.
Christmas Tree Connect the Dots
connect dots · kindergarten
This "Christmas Tree Connect the Dots" page features a simple dot-to-dot puzzle with fifteen numbered dots. The title, in a bold orange font, clearly states the activity and theme.