D is for Dots

• Read “Lots of Dots” by Craig Frazier
  1. This is a great book. My kids and I loved it.
  2. It shows so many fun ways to see dots all around us.

• Preschool Journal D Page
1. Practice writing Dd and “Dots”
2. Draw several dots (good circle practice)
3. Put dot stickers on the page.

• Make DOT pictures
  1. We love using our Do-a-Dot markers. We have this set and this set. You can also get them at Michaels with a 40% coupon!
  2. Make several pictures with dots.
  3. Trace your name with dots.

 

• Magic Dot Page
  • Beforehand, prepare a “magic” dot page:

  • Use a write crayon to draw Ds and dots all over the page. I drew a large D, but next time I would do lots of smaller Ds all over.

  • Use the dot markers to dot all over, revealing the secret messages!

• Dot to Dot page … there are several to choose from here.

 

• Dot Bingo
  1. Make a simple 3x3 grid
  2. Have the kids choose a different Do-a-Dot colors (9 total) for each square
  3. Call out a color and mark the square with a candy DOT.

• Play the Dice Race Game
• Original post & free printable here.
• Lots of other fun domino or dice worksheets here.

• Snack Idea: Our favorite Dot Day treat is Dots candy!