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Connect hundreds of numbered points to reveal a surfing shark. The high-density puzzle provides an extended visual-tracking challenge with a playful ocean scene. A completed reference on the final page helps learners check the picture as they work.
Follow a dense sequence of numbered points to reveal a Christmas snowball-fight scene. The puzzle is designed for extended, careful dot-to-dot work, with a second-page reference showing the completed connections. Give learners space to work at their own pace and use the reference when they need help locating the next part of the picture.
Students connect 543 dots in order to build a detailed castle picture. A completed image lets them compare the finished outline after working through the sequence. Choose it as a standalone puzzle or alongside a castle topic, allowing more than one sitting if students need time to track the dense numbering.
An extreme-difficulty dot-to-dot puzzle that reveals the mask of King Tutankhamun when completed, for fine motor and focus practice.
Connect 731 dots to complete the Christmas Connect the Dots Printable! The completed scene of this dot-to-dot shows Santa Claus on a hike through the snow with a reindeer and a snowman. Join the dots puzzles like this one are an enjoyable and relaxing challenge that can entertain and educate students. A wide range of ages can benefit…
Connect 750 dots to create the Woodpecker Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot / Connect the Dots Puzzle! Woodpeckers are unique birds found all over the world, known for their distinctive ability to bore holes into trees in order to forage for insects. In this connect the dots puzzle, students will join the dots to recreate this iconic bird.…
Connect 640 dots to complete the Christmas Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot of Santa Claus building a snowman! Dot-to-dots such as this one are a relaxing activity that can both educate and entertain kids. They can be given to students in a wide range of ages, from early elementary school, to middle school and even high school. They’re…
An extreme-difficulty dot-to-dot / connect-the-dots puzzle depicting hippopotamuses, for fine-motor and number-sequencing practice at a high dot count.
Connect 620 dots to complete the Pandas Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot! The completed scene depicts two pandas eating bamboo. Dot-to-dots such as this one are a relaxing activity that can both educate and entertain kids. They can be given to students in a wide range of ages, from early elementary school, to middle school and even high…
Provide a challenging connect-the-dots puzzle to develop fine motor skills, patience, and focus while revealing a dinosaur-pirate picture.
This knight dot-to-dot offers a densely numbered puzzle for students who enjoy an extended connect-the-dots challenge. Work through the sequence carefully to reveal the scene, then compare it with the completed image on the second page. The finished outline can also be colored as an optional follow-up.
Connect 778 dots to complete the Locomotive Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot! The completed scene depicts a train steaming down the railroad track. Dot-to-dots such as this one are a relaxing activity that can both educate and entertain kids. They can be given to students in a wide range of ages, from early elementary school, to middle…
Connect 780 dots to complete the Flamingo Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot / Connect the Dots Puzzle! Connect the dots puzzles like this one are an enjoyable and relaxing challenge that can entertain and educate students. A wide range of ages can benefit from dot-to-dots, including elementary, middle, and high school. They’re also handy…
Complete the horse extreme difficulty dot-to-dot by connecting all the dots. There are 409 dots in total. This printable puzzle may be a fun activity as part of a lesson on farm animals. Some kids may want to color their finished artwork. Other may enjoy competing to see who can complete the dot-to-dot first. Dot-to-dots may help…
Connect 1025 dots to complete the Tyrannosaurus Rex Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot! The completed scene depicts a T. Rex standing on a cliff. Dot-to-dots such as this one are a relaxing activity that can both educate and entertain kids. They can be given to students in a wide range of ages, from early elementary school, to middle school…
Connect-the-dots puzzle depicting a grasshopper, for fine motor and number-sequencing practice.
Hundreds of numbered points gradually form the space-themed design. The activity combines extended number sequencing with searching among tightly arranged labels. After completing a section, pause to confirm the last connection; the second-page outline provides a reference for the finished image.
Connect-the-dots puzzle that reveals a great white shark image when all numbered dots are joined in order.
Connect 760 dots to reveal the beautiful drawing of the parrot in this extraordinary Parrot Extreme Connect the Dots / Dot-to-Dot activity. Parrots are mostly found in the tropical parts of the world, and are renowned for their unique ability to mimic human speech and other sounds. They are highly intelligent and sensitive creatures,…
Provides a numbered dot-to-dot puzzle intended to form a picture of a rhinoceros when the dots are connected in order, for fine motor and number-sequencing practice.
In this mythological animals extreme difficulty dot-to-dot, students can connect the dots to discover the picture of the flying horse Pegasus from Greek mythology. The finished drawing reveals the picture of Pegasus flying through a thunderstorm amidst flashes of lightning. There are a total of 575 dots to connect to finish the picture.…
A sequence reaching into the hundreds builds a squirrel outline one connection at a time. Students track the next numeral and draw carefully through the detailed design. Connected companion artwork provides a reference for the finished picture.
Extreme-difficulty dot-to-dot puzzle depicting a praying mantis, formed by connecting numbered dots in order.
Provide a numbered connect-the-dots activity that reveals a picture of Stonehenge, for fine motor and sequencing practice.