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Fall Dot Painting - A Fine Motor Art Activity

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Acorn dot art page: children press a dot marker into each circle on the cap and nut of a large acorn labeled "acorn"
Fine motor center for an autumn nature unit
Maple leaf dot page: kids fill rows of empty circles around the veins of a five-point leaf, with the word "leaf" below
Morning tub task for building hand strength
Rounded leaf with a center stem and branching veins; students stamp a dot in every circle and read the label "leaf"
Second leaf shape for early finishers
Smiling scarecrow in a patched hat: students dab circles on the hat, nose, shirt, pants, post and boot; word "scarecrow"
Pairs well with a harvest or farm read-aloud
Pumpkin with a leaf, stem and curly vines, printed sideways; children fill each circle in its ribbed sections; "pumpkin"
Pumpkin patch week art table option
Hay bale printed sideways with twine bands and straw marks; students dot every circle across the bale; label "hay bale"
Longest page, suited to stronger stampers
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Fall Dot Painting - A Fine Motor Art Activity Students will strengthen fine motor skills while having autumn fun with this dot painting activity. The packet includes various no-prep fall themes like acorns, bales of hay, leaves, pumpkins, and scarecrows for children to dot paint using cotton swabs and paint. Alternatively, students can use colored glue dots. Display finished pieces around the classroom or send home. Utilize these engaging sheets during art time, as early finisher tasks, quiet activities, or in craft centers. Differentiate this pre-writing activity for various ages by adjusting the tools used. Preschoolers, kindergarteners, and 1st graders will love creating unique dotted masterpieces with this festive hands-on project.

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