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Alphabet Dot to Dot Book, One Page Per Letter

Connect-the-dot pictures for each letter, from ants for A to a queen for Q, combine counting in number order with letter-of-the-week study; students finish by coloring the picture.
Grades
Pre-K–K
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Updated Oct 02, 2026

Subject
ELA, Language Development, Pre-Reading
Topic
independent activity, letter of the week
Resource types
Workbooks, Worksheets & Printables
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What's inside this resource

These cute alphabet dot-to-dot activity pages allow young students to celebrate letters and brainstorm words that begin with that letter. Dot-to-dots are also great at reviewing numbers and counting as well as practicing fine motor control. There is one dot-to-dot worksheet per letter of the alphabet.

How to Use This:

When you're teaching a new letter, hand out a dot-to-dot page that coordinates with your focus letter to each student. Have them add their names to the paper and then put their pencil on number 1. As they count numbers, draw lines connecting the numbered dots from smallest to highest. Once you have completed the dot-to-dot picture, have your students color in the picture.

These activity pages are great independent work, center fillers, homework, or just additions to your letter lessons. If you are using a letter of the week type of approach, these worksheets would fit right in! You can use them while teaching children at home, small homeschool or co-op groups, or a large preschool or kindergarten class. No child can resist the power of a dot-to-dot! So practice letters AND numbers at the same time! These worksheets might be simple and straightforward but can really add a lot to your lessons! I hope you love them!

What You Get:

  • - 26 dot-to-dot activities- one for each letter of the alphabet

Teaching young kids to learn to read requires so many different steps and activities. I hope that this activity and others I've made will help you create a letter-learning curriculum and plan that will help you cover all the topics and skills you needs to help your students become proficient readers and learn to love reading with all their hearts. High-quality resources, activities, worksheets, and crafts can make all the difference in making their learning memorable and fun!

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Learning objectives

  • Connect numbered dots in counting order
  • Link a letter to a picture word that begins with it

Skills covered

  • Number sequencing — joining numbered dots from smallest to largest to reveal the picture
  • Letter-word association — reading each page's 'is for' caption with its picture

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