I create lots of do a dot coloring pages because my daughter loves them. If your little one likes do a dot markers, too, be sure to check out these additional free printable do a dot pages. Want religious Easter dot marker pages? Get Easter Story dot marker pages here. Learning Center members can log in here to quickly and easily access 60+ dot marker themes from their ad-free site. (They also have instant access to a growing library of 400+ printables!) Not a member yet? No worries! Keep scrolling towards the bottom of the page for your download link or join for as little as 7 cents a day. Dot marker pages are beneficial for your child and a super easy activity for any time you need something low-prep to keep your little one occupied. You don’t need to scroll Pinterest for ages for an activity you can actually make with things you already have at home or watch Baby Shark for the 1,527th time - just print these pages and hand them over with your child’s favorite dauber style markers. You can make do a dot pages completely mess free by having your child use round coding stickers instead of markers to fill each circle. This makes dot printable pages a great activity for traveling, waiting for appointments, and whenever you need a no-mess, quiet activity. For more no-mess Easter fun, be sure to get these free printable Easter bingo boards and this free printable Easter matching game. Pre-k and kindergarten children will also enjoy these cute Easter themed number building puzzles. This post may include affiliate links which means I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you.
Are dab a dot coloring pages educational?
Do a dot marker pages are an easy, no-prep activity. But are they developmentally appropriate and beneficial? Yes! Do a dot worksheets help your child develop skills like their hand-eye coordination, grip strength, finger strength, manual dexterity, and fine motor skills. This is true whether you use dauber markers or dot stickers. Providing you child with plenty of opportunities to practice their fine motor skills can help prepare your child for things like tying their own shoes, fastening buttons, drawing, and writing. These dot marker pages are an easy way to keep your child busy, happy, and practicing important skills. (The photo below is my daughter enthusiastically coloring her spring do a dot pages.)
How to use dot marker printables
These pages were based on the measurement of my daughter’s Classic Do a Dot Markers. The circles are perfectly sized for this brand of markers, but they also work fine with other dauber or bingo style markers. For an easy, no-mess activity, use these dot printables with round label stickers. Stickers add even more fine motor practice - peeling the stickers off of the page is a challenge for little fingers. Make sure to get ⅝″ or ¾″ round stickers – 1″ round stickers are too big for the circles on the printables. For an even greater challenge, have your child cover the circles with pompoms or big buttons. We’ve been using this set of wool pom poms with our winter activity printables:
Free Easter dab it pages download
This set of Easter dab it coloring pages includes 12 images. They are all secular so these pages can be used by libraries, schools, and daycares. There are classic Easter favorites like eggs, bunnies, chicks, carrots, a lamb, an Easter lily, and an Easter basket. Here’s a look at every page: Like all free printables on The Artisan Life, these are for personal and single classroom use. This includes use with scout groups, homeschool co-ops, Sunday school classes, your own therapy clients, etc. You are welcome to print and use them as many times as you you want for your own children, students, therapy clients, scouts, etc. as long as you are personally organizing the activity. I hope your little learner loves these do a dot pages as much as mine does! Be sure to discover these additional Easter printables and activities while you’re here: If you agree to this license, click below:
