January 29, 2025
FREE Alphabet Do-a-Dot Marker Printables

FREE Alphabet Do-a-Dot Marker Printables

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Looking for a fun fine motor activity for your learners? Grab these Alphabet Worksheets Free printable pages to use with bingo dauber markers. These dot marker printables are perfect for reinforcing learning ABCs while having fun completing pictures with bingo markers. Learners will fine tune their fine motor skills with tracing and the dot marker activity while at the same learn about beginning sounds. Simply print the do a dot printables and give it to your preschool, pre-k,  kindergarten, or toddler to practice those muscles in their fingers. Looking for a fun fine motor activity for your learners? Grab these Alphabet Worksheets Free printable pages to use with bingo dauber markers. These dot marker printables are perfect for reinforcing learning ABCs while having fun completing pictures with bingo markers. Learners will fine tune their fine motor skills with tracing and the dot marker activity while at the same learn about beginning sounds. Simply print the do a dot printables and give it to your preschool, pre-k,  kindergarten, or toddler to practice those muscles in their fingers.

Dot marker printables

These dot marker printables free are no-prep and are perfect for teaching preschoolers and kindergarteners. I love alphabet worksheets free printables like these dot art printables because they are simple and provides learners with plenty of practice for so many different skills at one time. These alphabet printables work on the following skills:

  • Tracing
  • Fine Motor Skills
  • Handwriting Practice
  • Beginning Sounds

This alphabet do a dot printables features pictures matching the alphabet to allow learners to practice their alphabet recognition and beginning sounds as well. This printable is so versatile and fun for this reason! As learners use the bingo dauber markers to dot the page they have to use their finger muscles while also practicing their hand to eye coordination which is such a fun and hands-on way to get learners practicing and fine tuning their fine motor skills.

All you need for this fun activity are these no prep alphabet do a dot printables and dot markers in any color you like. These worksheets can be used as a literacy or fine motor center at school or can be used as a center for extra practice with parents at home. Each worksheet can also be used as part of a letter of the week or alphabet curriculum.

Do a dot printables

Alphabet Worksheets Free Printable

Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> ____ <<. The Alphabet Do a Dot Marker printable pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the pages required.

Do a dot printables

These alphabet worksheets are no-prep which makes this activity so easy to use.

To prepare this activity, you will require the following materials:

    • Printer
    • Bingo dauber markers in any color
    • 1.5cm Dot stickers

To prep this printable, you only need to print the pages you require. Make as many copies as you need and distribute it to your learners.

These Alphabet tracing worksheets are a fun no-prep activity as well. If you are looking for a fun hands-on alphabet winter activity check out this Snow Globe Alphabet Match-Up activity!

Dot marker printables free

Dot art printables

Each printable page includes the following:

    • A picture with circles for learners to dab in using the bingo dauber marker.
    • The word in traceable handwriting letters

This printable only comes in a printer-friendly black and white version.

Dot marker printables free

The printable contains the following words for the letters of the alphabet:

  • Aa for acorn
  • Bb for boat
  • Cc for cupcake
  • Dd for donut
  • Ee for easel
  • Ff for fan
  • Gg for garbage
  • Hh for house
  • Ii for igloo
  • Jj for jellybean
  • Kk for koala
  • Ll for lamp
  • Mm for mermaid
  • Nn for nest
  • Oo for octopus
  • Pp for pineapple
  • Qq for quartz
  • Rr for rain
  • Ss for snowman
  • Tt for tomato
  • Uu for umbrella
  • Vv for volcano
  • Ww for web
  • Xx for x-ray
  • Yy for yogurt
  • Zz for zeppelin

For a fun and hands-on beginning sounds alphabet activity check out these Alphabet Beginning Sounds Wheel Clip Cards.

Dot marker printables

Free do a dot printables

Print the pages and present it to your learner. You could print all, but ideally just print 2 to 3 sheets for your learner to use at a time to prevent overwhelming them.

Sound out the beginning sound of the object as well as the word. This will help to develop their knowledge of beginning sounds and increase their vocabulary as well. One this is done, you can move on to filling in the circles on the page.

You could choose to use a bingo dauber marker for this activity. Alternatively, if bingo daubers might be a slightly messy activity you could also choose to use dot stickers for this. I would recommend getting the 1.5cm dot stickers since those are perfect for the circles on the images and would also be perfect for the little fingers to remove and stick onto the paper.

Alphabet printables

Once learners have finished filling in the circle with their bingo daubers or the dot stickers, they can finally use a pencil or marker to trace the word at the bottom of the page.

You can choose to use this printable with your preschoolers, kindergarteners and even first graders.

This printable would be perfect to use in morning tubs or bins, early finishers or as an additional literacy centers for learners who need some fine motor and literacy practice.

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Grab fun & FREE Alphabet Worksheets to use with do-a-dot markers. Use printables to strengthen fine motor skills, ABCs and beginning sounds.

Alphabet do a dot printables

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    Thank you so much for all those meaningful activities. Really appreciate it.