Want to Try Some Easy Dot Art? Try Dot Painting!

Are you excited to explore a fun and engaging strategy to boost your students’ fine motor skills and color recognition? You’ll be pleased to know that Do-a-Dot worksheets are perfect if you have dot markers or bingo daubers in your teaching toolkit. Get ready to engage your students like never before!

These engaging activities provide a learning experience that captivates young minds and yields incredible developmental benefits. As students use the bingo dotters on the worksheet, they create vibrant visual patterns and refine their hand-eye coordination and fine motor abilities. Forming color patterns with dot markers also reinforces mathematical skills, encouraging retention as students experience the joy of hands-on learning. 

Grab and Go Rainbow Dot Art Printables

Boost fine motor skills and color recognition with a fun Rainbow Dot Painting Worksheet. This activity is designed to guide students through working with primary colors and paint markers to create a fun rainbow painting perfect for displaying on International Dot Day!

Other Ways to Use Your Free Dot Marker Printables

You don’t have to stick with dot markers! Try using these worksheets in another way!

• Engage students is to have them place one sticker per dot. 
• Another option is to use colored pencils or markers to color each dot. 
• If you have button magnets and a cookie sheet, you can use magnets in place of dots!
• For a more artistic approach, students can paint each circle. 
• Celebrate International Dot Day in the classroom, and encourage students to use their creativity to turn each dot into a tiny drawing. 

There are so many ways to incorporate dots into classroom activities!

Download Your Rainbow Printable  

You’re just a click away from getting your new resources! Use the download button to download the ready-to-copy PDF resource file. Make your copies, grab those dot markers, and get started!