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Dinosaur Chasing Caveman Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot

Hundreds of small numbered dots fill the main drawing area, requiring close visual scanning and careful continuation from one marker to the next. A second companion page carries a much sparser numbered outline associated with the same scene. The title identifies the subject as a dinosaur chasing a prehistoric person, while the page evidence supports the unusually long number sequence. No completed solution page is directly labeled.
Year groups
Years 2–7
Pages
1
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Updated May 22, 2024

Subject
Earth and Environmental Sciences, Science
Topic
Dot-To-Dot, Connect the Dots
Resource types
Dot To Dots, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Answer key
Included

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About this resource

Complete this original dot-to-dot/connect the dots puzzle of a t-rex dinosaur chasing a caveman through the jungle. With a 724 dots for kids to connect, this printable will keep your children engaged for approximately an hour. Often kids like to race each other to see who can finish their dot-to-dot first.

Once the puzzle has been completed, some kids like to colour the picture to turn it into their own work of art! Have those crayons, markers and coloured pencils on hand!

The finished picture is drawn in a classic cartoon style, reminiscent of Saturday morning cartoons in the 1990s. The activity has even saved as an 8.5"x11" PDF. The drawing has been rotated for easy printing, and the picture itself measures 7.5"x10", providing enough margin for the drawing to print without cutting off any of the numbers. For best results, print on sturdy paper. Activity on page 1. Answer key on page 2. Page dimensions: 8.5”x11”. Terms of Use - For personal and educational purposes only.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Maintain number order across several hundred connected markers

  • Maintain place and visual attention across a dense field of points

Teaching tips

  • Use a straightedge as a temporary line guide and mark brief stopping points so the long sequence can be resumed without losing position.

Skills covered

  • Number sequencing — Track several hundred consecutive labels

  • Visual attention — Navigate a dense dot field

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