These Winter Dot Painting worksheets are a great mess free, low prep activity to keep kids busy this winter when it’s too cold to play outside.
GETTING STARTED
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I love how quickly you can set your kids up with these dot painting worksheets. There’s minimal prep required to get started.
This Winter Dot Painting set includes ten black and white worksheets: mitten, hot coca, bear, boots, scraf, hat, 3 snowflakes, and snowman.
Download and print these Winter dot painting worksheets on regular 8 1/2 x 11″ paper.
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.
I also had a reader on the fall dot painting worksheets suggest filling in the dots with round stickers. I loved this suggestion! It’s makes these worksheets more portable and useful for times when you need a quiet activity to keep kids busy like doctor appointments and dining out.
BENEFITS OF DOT PAINTING
These dot painting worksheets offer several benefits to kids and students. 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!
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More Dot Painting Worksheets
- Fall Dot Painting
- Halloween Dot Painting
- Thanksgiving Dot Painting
- Christmas Dot Painting
- More Christmas Dot Painting
- Christmas Countdown Advent Calendar
Download: Winter Dot Painting
These are great! I always keep a stash of dot stickers in my bag for “aaaahhh we are waiting a long time!” moments. These will be a great addition. Thank you!
Thank you Rosie! That’s a great idea to use them for those times that are long waits.
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I love your dot to dot art printable and have not been able to print them out. My preschool class would love and enjoy these printable. Are you sharing them for free?Can you email them to me please?
Letty sorry you are having trouble. They should download as a PDF and then you can print. Have you tried using a different browser?
Thanks Kim. I am a substitute teacher and many times specials are cancelled, one of them being art. I now have a great way for the children to still have art without just coloring blank paper. I love the bold lines for the little ones!
It’s always sad to hear when art is cancelled. Good to hear you are able to use these for art!
My preschool children absolutely love doing dot painting! When I came across these on Pinterest I knew they would be a hit and they were. My three year old class tackled these one day during center time and loved them. Our Art Museum bulletin board is now full of these dot paintings! I love them with the 3 year olds because they get to experience painting and it doesn’t make a huge mess. It also helps them with their fine motor skills. Thanks for posting these!
I’m so glad to hear that your 3 year olds loved them!
So excited about these! Thank you! I am always looking for ideas to keep little hands busy and to help them grow. Will be so much fun for the grandkids and for my friends kids when they come to visit.
You are welcome Bev! Hope the grandkids enjoy them!
Thank you so much! I know my son will love these
You are welcome! Hope he enjoys them!