These alphabet do-a-dot printables turn letter practice into dot-dot-dot fun. Each page has a big letter made of circles for kids to fill in with a dot marker, plus a beginning sound picture to color.
With a page for every uppercase and lowercase letter, they’re perfect for letter of the week, literacy centers and morning work. No dot markers? Stickers or pom poms work great too.
How to Use Alphabet Do-a-Dot Printables
Alphabet Dot Marker Worksheets
Get the printableDot markers
Stickers or pom poms (optional)
Crayons
Print a letter
Print the uppercase and lowercase pages for the letter you’re working on.
Dot the letter
Kids fill in each circle with a dot marker, following the shape of the letter.
Color the picture
They color the beginning sound picture, like an apple or an astronaut for A.
Trace and find
Finish by tracing the dotted words at the top and finding the letter in the recognition row at the bottom.
đź’ˇ No dot markers?
Use small stickers, pom poms, bingo chips or even cereal to cover the circles. Pom poms make the pages reusable.
What Kids Learn
Following the circles teaches kids how each letter is formed. Dot markers build hand strength and control, and the beginning sound pictures connect each letter to its sound.
Build letters with playdough, too. The alphabet playdough mats have beginning sound pictures and tracing for every letter.
Do-a-dot pages include
- 52 pages, one for every uppercase and lowercase letter
- A beginning sound picture to color on each page
- Dotted words to trace
- A letter recognition row
- Instant PDF download, nothing is shipped
Perfect for
- Toddlers and preschoolers
- Letter of the week
- Literacy centers
- Morning work
- Homeschool
Alphabet Do-a-Dot Printables FAQ
Pages with letters made of circles that kids fill in with dot markers, stickers or pom poms.
52, one for every uppercase and lowercase letter.
Stickers, pom poms, bingo chips or small snacks work great.
Toddlers through kindergarten, about ages 2 to 5.
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