Letter Dot Painting Worksheets

Are you looking for preschool worksheets to help your children practice pre-writing skills? Try these Letter Dot Painting Worksheets!

These no-prep printables are a fun, hands-on way for your preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice letter recognition and formation.

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Letter Dot Painting Worksheets:

With this Bingo dauber activity, your children will also work on work on their developmental and fine motor skills.

As they color and trace the letters, they will practice their pencil grip, controlling the marker, and many other pre-writing skills.

These letter recognition worksheets can be used in any early elementary classroom or homeschool as a quick and easy literacy center, intervention resource, or independent activity for early finishers.

Getting Ready To Use The Letter Dot Painting Worksheets:

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What’s Included:

26 Capital Letter Dot Painting Worksheets
26 Lowercase Letter Dot Painting Worksheets

What Else Is Needed:

For a reproducible activity:

White Copy Paper
Bingo Dauber
Pencil

For a reusable activity:

White Card Stock
Laminator
Laminating Sheets
Small Manipulatives
Dry Erase Marker

To get this alphabet activity ready for your kids, click on the link or the button at the bottom of this page to purchase it.

After downloading the resource, print the worksheets that you want to use on white copy paper.

If you want to make this activity reusable, print the worksheets on white card stock. Then, laminate the printables or place each sheet in a dry erase pocket.

How To Use The Letter Dot Painting Worksheets:

To begin this letter formation activity, your kids will first identify the letter on the worksheet.

Next, they will finger trace the letter on the top of the page to practice how the letter is formed.

Your children can also say the name of the picture. If they know the letter sounds, they can also say the sound that the letter makes and the picture begins with.

Then, your beginning writers will practice forming the letter by using a Bingo dauber to color in the circles.

Finally, they will trace the letters at the bottom of the worksheets.

If you have made this resource reusable, your kids will fill in the circles with small manipulatives such as mini erasers, pom poms, or round magnets.

They will then trace over the letters using a dry erase marker.

Your preschoolers and kindergarteners will practice letter formation, develop their fine motor skills, and much more with these Letter Dot Painting Worksheets!

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