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Alphabet Do a Dot Marker Printables

January 11, 2021
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by Beth Gorden

Kids will have fun practicing making the uppercase and lowercase alphabet letters with these super cute do a dot printables. Not only are bingo dauber markers fun to use, but they are great for strengthening hand muscles, working on 1:1 correspondence, and with these alphabet worksheets – they are great for learning your abcs. These abc printables are great for teaching toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age students their lettesr a to z. Simply print pdf file with do a dot worksheets, grab your bingo markers,  and you are ready to play and learn.

Kids will have fun practicing making the uppercase and lowercase alphabet letters with these super cute do a dot printables. Not only are bingo dauber markers fun to use, but they are great for strengthening hand muscles, working on 1:1 correspondence, and with these alphabet worksheets - they are great for learning your abcs. These abc printables are great for teaching toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age students their lettesr a to z. Simply print pdf file with do a dot worksheets, grab your bingo markers,  and you are ready to play and learn.

Dot Marker Printables

Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler – you will love these no prep dot marker printables for helping young children work on letter recognition and fine motor skills. These free alphabet worksheets are perfect for toddlers, preschoolers,and kindergarteners. All you need for these low prep do a dot printables are dot markers in any color you like and the freebie do a dot worksheets. Use these in literacy centers, extra practice, as you school at home, summer learning or as part of a letter of the week or alphabet curriculum.

Do a Dot Worksheets

At the bottom of the post you will find the pdf file. Grab this and print off all the pages. Children will need bingo daubers or bingo dabbers, bingo stamps, bingo markers, paint markers, do-a-dot markers or whatever else they are known as to complete the activities in this pack. These alphabet dauber pages can be done using crayons, markers, colored, pencils, playdough balls, unifix cubes, buttons, etc.

Alphabet Worksheets

Alphabet Worksheets

This is where the fun begins. There are many ways preschoolers, prek, kindergarteners, and grade 1 students can complete these no-prep free worksheets.

Give your children or students one page of the worksheets to work on at a time. Make sure they know how to use the bingo daubers first; they may need a blank sheet of paper to practice with. Then they can dab the dots to make up the uppercase and lowercase letter of the alphabet on the page. At the top of the page is a picture that begins with the same letter. They can practice reading this short sentence and coloring in that picture too.

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ABC Printables

This set of free Bingo Dauber Printables includes 26 black and white alphabet pages – one for each letter of the alphabet. There’s no color ink required. Each page focuses on one individual letter of the alphabet. Once completed, you can use a hole punch and a c clip or binder ring to keep the pages together and flip through them for convenience.

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Do Marker Worksheets

Looking for more activities to try with your do a dot printables? You will love these free worksheets:

Bingo Marker Alphabet Letter Find Preschoolers and kindergarteners will love working visual discrimination and letter recognition as they practice identifying uppercase and lowercase letters with these endangered animals, free printable, Find the Letter worksheets.  Preschoolers and kindergarteners will love learning and practicing identifying uppercase and lowercase letters with these free Star Wars Find the Letter worksheets.

Free Dot Marker Printables

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Kids will have fun practicing making the uppercase and lowercase alphabet letters with these super cute do a dot printables. Not only are bingo dauber markers fun to use, but they are great for strengthening hand muscles, working on 1:1 correspondence, and with these alphabet worksheets - they are great for learning your abcs. These abc printables are great for teaching toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age students their lettesr a to z. Simply print pdf file with do a dot worksheets, grab your bingo markers,  and you are ready to play and learn.

Do a Dot Printables

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Beth Gorden

Beth Gorden is the creative multi-tasking creator of Preschool Play and Learn. As a busy homeschooling mother of six, she strives to create hands-on learning activities and worksheets that kids will love to make learning FUN! Beth is also the creator of 123Homeschool4Me.com and kindergartenworksheetsandgames.com where she shares more than 100,000 pages of FREE worksheets,& educational ideas for PreK-8th grade.

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