Hummingbird Dot-to-Dot: 650 Dots
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- 2
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- Subject
- Creative Arts, Science, Math
- Resource types
- Dot To Dots
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About this resource
Connect all the dots, 650 in total, to discover the image of the hummingbird in flight. The hummingbird is flying near a flower, trying to extract the nectar.
Hummingbirds are unique little birds that consume an inordinate amount of nectar each day to keep their hyperactive lives going. They have the highest metabolism of all vertebrates.
Include this fun dot-to-dot puzzle in a lesson on birds, animals, and wildlife. Connect the dots activities like this one are a relaxing way for kids to wind down after state testing. They also make great bell ringers and are handy for indoor recess when it’s raining out. Finally, dot-to-dots can help young students improve their fine motor skills.
Hummingbird Dot-to-Dot Printable created by Tim van de Vall, copyright Tim’s Printables LLC. Terms of use: To be used for personal and educational purposes only.
Hummingbird dot-to-Dot activity on page 1, answer key on page 2. Page dimensions: 8.5”x11”. PDF format.
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Learning objectives
- Follow the 650-point sequence to complete the hummingbird.
Teaching tips
- Use a fine-point pencil and mark brief stopping places to reduce skipped numbers during the long sequence.
Skills covered
- Number tracking — find each consecutive label around the bird and flower.
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Core concepts
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- Numerical sequence
- Hummingbird illustration
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