My kids informed me that I got ahead of myself. I made Halloween Dot Painting worksheets before I made Fall Dot Painting worksheets, so I quickly made a set of fall themed dot painting worksheets.
I made an apple and pumpkin last year and expanded to include an acorn, leaves, a squirrel, a sunflower, and an owl this year.
Related: Fall Crafts, Activities, Printables, Snacks
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Getting Started
Not only are these Fall Dot Painting worksheets fairly mess free, but set up and clean up is super easy.
This Fall Dot Painting set includes eight black and white worksheets: acorn, apple, 2 different leaves, owl, squirrel, pumpkin, and sunflower. Print these Fall dot painting worksheets on regular 8 1/2 x 11″ paper.
Download: Fall Dot Marker Worksheets
We use Do A Dot Art! Markers for dot painting. If you don’t have Do a Dot Markers, you could also use Bingo Markers or Pom-Poms. Use a clothespin and squeeze a pom pom for a DIY pom pom dot maker.
Benefits of Dot Painting
Besides being mess free, dot painting also helps kids develop hand-eye coordination as they direct their marker to the spot on their paper. Kids strengthen fine motor skills as they hold the dot markers and move their hands to apply the marker to the paper.
Do A Dot Art Markers, are especially great for little ones. They are chunky, making it easier for their little hands to easily grab and manipulate.
We have had our Do a Dot Markers for a few years and they still work great!
More Fall Printables
- Fall Scavenger Hunts
- Halloween Dot Painting
- Halloween Connect the Dots
- Jack a Lantern Halloween Drink Printable
- Apple Dot Painting
- Pumpkin Dot Painting
Can’t wait to work on our printables!
Great! Hope you enjoy them Beth!
Thanks for the pintable’s My class will love to work on them!Carol!
You are welcome Carol! I hope your class enjoys them!
This is great!! My 2 year old loves! Thank you!
I’m glad she loves them Beth! We have more planned for upcoming seasons and holidays, so be sure to check back 🙂
When I try to print the download it says that I have not selected a page? Is this somehow a glitch that you have seen before? Is there another way I could get this download? Thanks!
Oh no sorry you are having trouble downloading it Ali. I have not run into any glitches. It should download as a PDF for you and then you can print it.
Thanks so much for these!
I’m excited to do this activities to my little ones!
You are welcome Bhel! I hope they enjoy them!
So, forgive me , but I’ve never seen dot paintings before. What are the kids using to fill in the dots….is it bingo markers?
Yes Louise bingo markers work or Do a Dot Markers work great as well. This is an affiliate link for them http://amzn.to/2dlSWPd. You also take clothespins and pom poms and make your own dot paintbrush.
Thank you so much! My kids love these! I’m printing out a second batch.
So glad they are enjoying them Suzanne! We working on some for upcoming seasons and holidays and hope to have those published soon.
Excited to share these. Always looking for easy prep art time for my kids. 🙂 My plan is to have them complete one of these and then make their own fall inspired dot art. They are older than preschool and need to extend their creativity.
I love that your idea to extend this beyond preschool! I would love to see their projects if you happen to take a picture. You can tag us on Instagram @themama2three or The Resourceful Mama on Facebook.
We (my three year old) like using dot sheets on our Fundanoodle pounding kit! No mess at all!
So glad you are enjoying them!
These are cute and well done. Thanks for sharing for free!
I’m glad you enjoy them! Thanks for visiting and make sure you take a peek at all of our other Dot Painting sets.