CONNECT THE DOTS | 10 FREE PICTURES

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What's inside this resource

10 DRAWING SHEETS TO JOIN THE DOTS

Have fun with these tiles to join dots and form a fabulous drawing

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2. KEYWORDS OF THIS PRODUCT:

art, art activities, drawings, drawings for children, art for children, art teaching resources.

3. WHAT IS THIS EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT ABOUT?

This product consists of 10 sheets with drawings for children to connect the dots and form a fun image.

A. The name of this educational resource is

"10 exercises to join dots and form a drawing"

B. This document contains this number of pages

This educational product contains 10 pages. On each page you will find 1 drawing.

C. This educational resource has been prepared by:

Prepared by EDITORIAL ARENAS EDUCATIVAS, we are an educational publisher dedicated to the development of fabulous resources for children.

D. You can apply this educational document in different contexts such as:

You can apply this on

a) CLASS: If you are a teacher you can apply it in your art class.

B) HOME: If you are a parent and want to help your children in their leisure time, this activity may be perfect for you.

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E. Is this document in black and white or color?

Available in black and white for the most part.

F. For what ages is this document recommended?

For primary school children.

G. At what point in class can I apply it?

You can apply it during art class or maybe submit it as homework.

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In the classroom

Complete a connect-the-dots picture by tracing a line from one numbered dot to the next in sequence.

Preview each dot-to-dot page before printing a class set.
Use as independent seatwork or a fine-motor center activity, since each page is self-contained with a single connect-the-dots picture and needs no materials beyond a pencil.

Dot-to-dot tracing — children connect numbered dots in sequence on each of the ten pages to complete a hidden picture.
Fine motor practice — students draw connecting lines by hand across ten separate picture pages.