Somewhat to my surprise, my kids have shown basically zero interest in dinosaurs to this point. But I know there are lots of dinosaur loving kids. In fact, I heard from many of you when I put a call out for feedback a while ago, and many of you were excited to request some dinosaur themed printables.
Today I’m happy to share my new Dinosaurs Do-a-Dot Printables Pack for all the kids out there who are dinosaur fans.
My Dinosaurs Do-a-Dot Printables pack contains 20 pages of dinosaur do-a-dot worksheets. As kids complete these worksheets, they will work on one-to-one correspondence, shapes, colors, patterning, letters, and numbers.
The activities in my Dinosaurs Do-a-Dot Printables pack are designed to be completed using do-a-dot markers
The thick size of do-a-dot markers makes them easy for little hands to grasp, so do-a-dot markers are wonderful for young children who have not yet developed the fine motor skills to use a pencil or crayon. However, do-a-dot markers
And what if you don’t have do-a-dot markers? There are still plenty of ways to enjoy my Dinosaurs Do-a-Dot Printables without them. In this post I’ve shared lots of ways to use do-a-dot printables to support your children’s learning, with plenty of ideas for kids from toddlers through elementary school.
Here is a sneak peak at the activities included in my Dinosaurs Do-a-Dot Printables pack:
The activities in this pack cover a range of skills, which means that these do-a-dot worksheets are likely to appeal to toddlers, preschoolers, and early elementary students. Plus, if you borrow some ideas from my post on 15+ ideas for using do-a-dot printables for learning, you may find ways to use these printables with even older kids!
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More dinosaur resources
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Rossana Vasquez says
February 8, 2016 at 5:06 pmWow! What a treasure 😉 Just downloaded the Do-a-Dot printables, and I am thrilled! I can use these materials to adapt a thematic unit, for my students who are currently unable to use a writing tool based on their limited fine motor abilities. I teach a 1-2 grade Special Education ASD class, and find my biggest challenge is often finding materials that are adaptable to meet the individual needs of my students, while keeping to a specific curriculum. Thank you…
Heidi says
February 13, 2016 at 7:32 amThank you for your kind sharing. This is a terrific pack. I particularly appreciate the options of progression in the concept of letter find,to follow in order and non-order. So useful! I do try to limit my worksheet use but this is a fun way for my three’s to get in some letter recognition on paper so they can share it /brag it at home. Thank you SO MUCH for making this available I really appreciate your time and talent!!!
Kelly Teegardin says
June 26, 2017 at 7:32 amThanks for the amazing activities for children!!