This post may include affiliate links which means I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. These pages are perfect for teaching about the April 8, 2024 solar eclipse, but can be used at any time as part of a science lesson (or just for fun!). If you’re teaching young learners about the solar eclipse, A Few Beautiful Minutes is a fantastic resource. It teaches about every stage of the eclipse and how to safely enjoy watching an eclipse. Learning Center members can log in to quickly and easily download these dot to dot coloring pages here. Not a Learning Center member yet? Scroll down the page for your free download link or join The Learning Center for as little as 7 cents a day to unlock hundreds of instant downloads from a simplified, ad-free site. (Look for the row of purple arrows lower down in the post for your free, in-post link.) These connect the dots worksheets for the solar eclipse make fun coloring pages, too. After the picture is completed, your little learners can color in their artwork! These are easy dot to dot drawings with large, simple images for little hands. These are easy connect the dots worksheets. Most pages have numbers 1-10. One page showing the sun has numbers 1-19. Because the images are easy, children can typically complete the images even if they can’t count independently as high as the given numbers. For a greater challenge, instruct your child to complete the image backwards. Have him/her start at 10, then go down to 1. It’s a real challenge for younger kids! If you want to make your pages reusable, I recommend using Stabilo Woody 3 in 1 crayons instead of dry erase markers. Their lines are a bit more broad, but that’s okay for these easy connect the dots pages.
Laminate the pages or slide them into dry erase pockets for repeated use Use them in a math classroom center or science center Slip the pages into heavy duty page protectors and use them in a no-prep busy binder Use them for screen-free fun at home Use them as part of your homeschool math and/or science lesson plans
Stabilo Woodies have no ink to stain or stink and they color wonderfully. Stop by this post with dinosaur coloring pages to see them in use. I even made a video showing how easy it is to create reusable coloring pages. These dot coloring pages are a lot of fun to color and decorate! Your child or students can color their completed eclipse pictures or embellish them with things like pom poms, colored sand, or glitter.
Solar eclipse dot to dot worksheets for kindergarten PDF file download area
There are 9 different pictures in your connect the dots worksheet packet. Here’s a look at what you’re getting: These printables are licensed for personal use and single classroom use and similar non-commercial purposes (with therapy clients, kids you’re nannying, etc). They are not licensed for commercial use or redistribution. I hope your young learners enjoy using their eclipse themed dots printables! Make sure to check out the posts below for more free printables for little learners:
