Dot marker and sticker pages
A dot in every circle.
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Example
Example: four picture pages with 20 mm circles for dot markers
For a two-year-old with chunky dot markers: Pictures, circle size Large (20 mm), circles in colours to match, 4 pages, worksheet number 1, US Letter.
- Each page is one big picture drawn lightly and filled with circles in rows that follow its edge; the circles never touch.
- Worksheet 1 starts with the apple, the fish, the car and the sun; another number gives the pictures in a new order.
- With Medium (15 mm) circles the same pictures take about twice as many, a longer job for an older child.
| Page | Large, 20 mm | Medium, 15 mm |
|---|---|---|
| Apple | 38 circles | 69 circles |
| Fish | 19 | 40 |
| Car | 15 | 37 |
| Sun | 21 | 38 |
| Letter A, with apple | 17 | 24 |
| Letter B, with ball | 20 | 31 |
| Letter C, with cat | 18 | 24 |
dot-sticker-pages.pdf, 4 pages and 93 circles to dab, from 15 on the car to 38 on the apple. In colour each circle is a pastel disc with a coloured ring, so the marker or sticker can be matched to it.
How it works
- Choose pictures, letters, numbers or shapes.
- Pick the circle size that matches your stickers or dot markers.
- Print; children cover every circle with a sticker or a dab.
Frequently asked questions
- What age is it for?
- From about eighteen months: peeling and placing a sticker on a circle trains the pincer grip, hand–eye coordination and patience.
- Which circle size should I choose?
- Large for toddlers and big dot markers, medium for most round stickers, small for older children and fine stickers.
- What are the coloured circles for?
- Children match each sticker to the colour of the circle — sorting colours while they play.
- Can they learn letters too?
- Yes — letters and numbers made of circles let them trace the shape with stickers before writing it.
- How many circles are on a page?
- It depends on the picture and the size: with large 20 mm circles the car has 15 and the apple 38, with medium 15 mm circles the apple has 69. Small 8 mm circles run only along the picture’s edge.
- Which letters and numbers can I choose?
- Type them: “ABC”, a range such as “A-F”, or “1-5” for numbers. Numbers go from 0 to 20, each page with that many little pictures to count; leave the box empty for the whole alphabet.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The pages are made in your browser.