Hello readers! Today is reader choice printables! Okay, so I just made that term up, but really I’ve had soooooo many requests for all of my alphabet do-a-dot pages in one download that I was extremely compelled to make them for you all. :o)
So, for all of you who emailed me asking for the whole alphabet do-a-dot pages in one easy download…this one’s for you!
That’s right, I put the whole alphabet (upper and lowercase) do-a-dot pages in one nice download! Previously they were separated out in my preschool alphabet activities by letter, so you had to download one at a time…pain I know.
Here is a close-up of one of the pages, each one has both the uppercase and lowercase letters for your students to do.
–> Click here to download the A-Z Do-a-dot Worksheets! <–
Don’t know what “do-a-dot” worksheets are? I’ll let the Teeny Tot show you.
We use these pages with very fun and colorful Do-A-Dot Markers. The pages are great for working on hand-eye coordination, fine-motor skills, and one-to-one correspondence skills. Plus they’re just super fun!
You can dot them all then add them to a 3-ring binder so your student has a colorful handmade alphabet book to review later as well!
Alternate ideas:
- Stickers: Have students place one sticker per dot
- Color: Use colored pencils or markers to color in each dot
- Magnets: You can even use them with button magnets on a cookie sheet!
- Paint: Have students paint each circle.
Happy Do-A-Dotting!
thanks for the dotted download, I plan to use it with my class doing many different things, first up is rolling balls of playdough and placing one on each dot!
THANK YOU!!!! we use these all the time and love them. quick question – i spy the perfect sized blue tray in one of the pictures. where did you find that? I have had NO luck finding inexpensive trays that are a good size for toddlers!
Hi Renee,
I bought it years ago at a used fair, but here it is in the original kit: http://www.barkercreek.com/p/learning-magnets-high-frequency-word-kit
Thank you so much
Thank you so much for theses alphabet dot printables! My GD loves them!
I found these do-a-dot printables a year ago when looking for home-schooling materials to supplement my daughter’s preschool experience. We LOVED them! I used a letter each week on the day she had off. She loved repeating the letter sound each and every time she filled in a dot. These worksheets gave her a lot of practice saying the sounds without getting tired or bored of doing so. Thanks for sharing such a remarkable resource!
Thank you for sharing these! That is a lot of work, and I appreciate you letting us use them. I have a small preschool, and I bet the kids will love doing these!
Thank you, thank you, these are great! Thank you for sharing. Your very kind.
Thank you for this activity. I have 3 and 4 year olds. I need something to keep the 3 year olds busy when I’m working with the 4 year olds. But of course the 4 year olds want to do it too! Thanks again
My 2 yo twins boys LOVE these do a dot sheets! Just started a few hours a day with them pre schooling at home after they showed some interest! Making our way through your preschool curriculum and loving it! Many Thanks for making FREE printable!
This has been an absolutely fun letter practice worksheet! Great for color recognition, too!
Wonderful idea!
Thanks for sharing your valuable material, we are sure that it would be benefit for our students.