Fun Summer Fruit Dot to Dot Printables for Kids

Summertime is a great time to explore all kinds of fun fruit-themed activities with your kids. If you’re homeschooling a little one, you can do this by using Fruit Worksheets for Preschool. These printables are perfect for helping young learners better grasp number order, as well as practice their fine motor skills. And since they’re themed around fruit, they’re perfect for National Fruit and Vegetable Month!

If you’re looking for a fun activity to add to your summer lesson plan, consider using preschool dot to dot printables. They’re perfect for summertime learning and play!

Free Dot to Dot Printable Worksheets

This is a eight page black and white pack that includes dot to dot pages for:

strawberry
banana
apple
pear
orange
cherry
kiwi
watermelon

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Why Are Connect the Dots Good for Kids?

Connect the dots can be a great learning activity for kids of all ages, but they are especially popular with preschool and homeschool students.

Connect the dots help improve fine motor skills, but they also encourage problem solving, teach kids about shapes, colors, and patterns and can be very relaxing.

Whether you are looking for an easy way to keep your preschooler occupied or you want to introduce your homeschooler to basic concepts, connect the dots are a great option.

Connect the dot worksheets are a classic preschool activity.

Simply print out a few sheets of the printable pack (or all of the) and let your preschoolers get to work! They’ll love connecting the dots and will be proud of their finished product. It’s exciting to see their amazement as kids create a finished image.

Ways to Use Dot to Dot Printables for Older Elementary Age Kids

If you’re homeschooling older kids, you can use dot to dot printables to help them practice skip counting or learn about fractions. And since they can be completed at their own pace, they’re perfect for kids who need a little extra time or those who finish their work quickly. No matter how you use them, your kids are sure to love these engaging and educational printables!

Can We Laminate These Printables?

Yes! Make these pages reusable by lamenting them. I love these self adhesives pages that do not use a machine. Then you can just use dry erase markers to connect the dots and do the handwriting practice.

Avery 73601 Self-Adhesive Laminating Sheets, 9 x 12 Inch, Permanent Adhesive, 50 Clear Laminating Sheets EXPO Low Odor Dry Erase Markers, Ultra-Fine Tip, Assorted Colors, 8 Pack

How to Use Connect the Dot Worskheets in

Simply print out a few sheets of the printable and let your preschoolers get to work! They’ll love connecting the dots and will be proud of their finished product.

Best Age for Doing Connect the Dot Printables

These worksheets are ideal for preschoolers and young kids up to about age 6 or 7.

These are also great for middle school and high school level students with special needs. We have many FACI teachers who use these for their students.

These are also great for older elementary age kids who need extra work for downtime.

Whatever age your child is, connect-the-dot printables can be a fun and rewarding way to learn.

Fruit Themed Books for Preschoolers

Eating the Alphabet Toddler Books About Fruit: I Love to Eat Fruit: Picture Book About Fruit for Toddlers and Preschoolers : Great Teaching Tool for Kids to Learn About … Circle Time Bedtime Fruit Themed Activities The Great Garden Escape Plants in Spring (All about Spring)Plant & Grow (John Deere Lift-A-Flap Board Book)I Can Eat a Rainbow (Children’s Book Collection)Up in the Garden and Down in the Dirt: (Nature Book for Kids, Gardening and Vegetable Planting, Outdoor Nature Book) (Over and Under)Fruits (Healthy Eating with MyPlate)

Worksheets With Handwriting Practice for Preschoolers

There are plenty of reasons to encourage preschoolers and young learners to get involved in handwriting practice. For one, it can help them develop their fine motor skills. In addition, preschoolers who are beginning to learn how to write will benefit from the chance to practice forming letters and words. And finally, handwriting practice can be a fun and creative activity for preschoolers.

If you’re looking for some great handwriting practice printables for preschoolers, there are lots of great resources available online, like these. No matter what your classroom budget or homeschooling style is, you should be able to find some great handwriting printables for your preschooler.