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Clothing Dot Painting - A Fine Motor Art Activity

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Hat dot painting: students dab a paint dot in each circle on a sun hat with a bow and ribbons, labeled with the word hat
Fine motor center with bingo daubers or cotton swabs
Glove dot painting: students fill each circle on a five-finger glove with a paint dot, with the word glove printed below
Winter clothing vocabulary paired with dotting practice
Mitten dot painting: students dot every circle on a mitten and its striped cuff, then read the word mitten underneath
Compare with the glove page to talk about fingers vs. no fingers
Sock dot painting: students dab paint into the circles on a sock with a ribbed top, heel and toe, labeled with the word sock
Quiet-time or morning tub page during a clothing unit
Pants dot painting: students fill the circles on a pair of pants with waistband, pockets and cuffs, above the word pants
Art table activity during a clothing or getting-dressed theme
Skirt dot painting: students dot each circle on a pleated skirt on a clip hanger, with the word skirt printed below
Read the label together once the dots are painted
Dress dot painting: students dab paint in the circles on a short-sleeved dress on a hanger, labeled with the word dress
Dramatic-play tie-in for a dress-up corner unit
Underwear dot painting: students fill the rows of circles on briefs with a wide waistband, with the word underwear sideways
Self-care talk starter: what we put on first
Sweater dot painting: students dot the circles on a sweater with a diamond pattern and ribbed cuffs, labeled sweater
Cold-weather clothing discussion paired with painting
Winter hat dot painting: students dab paint along the stripes, brim and pom-pom circles of a knit beanie labeled hat
Second hat option for sorting sun vs. winter wear
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Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1

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Practice fine motor skills while creating a clothing dot art painting with these fine motor q-tip dot painting sheets. This clothing themed art activity is a perfect any time craft for preschoolers and early elementary students to practice hand eye coordination.

The following dot painting pages are included in this set: dress, glove, hat (2), jacket, mitten, pants, shirt, shoe, skirt, sock, sweater, underwear

Each page is designed with a different type of clothing for students to practice their fine motor skills and create a fun art picture to display in the classroom or in their home. Students will have fun choosing their colors to make their pictures their own unique masterpieces.

When to Use these Dot Painting Pages

  • Art Center or a Fine Motor Center - Simply place the pages inside the center with paints of various colors and cotton swabs for students to complete.

  • Craft Activity - These dot painting pages also make a great whole class art activity where each student paints at their own desk their chosen dot art picture.

  • Early Finishers - When students finish their work, they can complete this dot painting activity while waiting on their classmates to finish their assignments.

  • Quiet Time Activity - Students who have trouble napping can complete one of these dot painting pages while their classmates nap.

  • Displays - These dot painting pictures can be displayed on classroom bulletin boards, doors, or hallways.

All of these dot painting pages are no prep. They just need to be printed and given to students to decorate. The teacher will simply need to provide paints of various colors and cotton swabs.

An alternative to using cotton swabs and paint is to have students decorate their pictures with dots of colored glue. Older students may want to try creating their pictures this way for a more tactile way to complete this art activity.

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