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Connect the dots generator.

Create dot-to-dot printables from eight original outlines, with 20–80 numbered points, skip-counting options and a connected answer picture.

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02 The details
03 Ink color
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Live preview210 × 297 mm
A4

Preview is scaled to fit. The PDF keeps the exact dimensions.

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Use left and right arrows for saturation, up and down for brightness. Hold Shift for larger steps.

Which pictures can I make?

A few useful answers

Which pictures can I make?

Choose a star, heart, fish, cat, rocket, butterfly, house or leaf. The selected outline becomes an ordered loop of dots. More points describe the shape more closely; fewer points give a simpler drawing.

How does skip counting work?

Choose the first number and a step of 1, 2, 5 or 10. Follow the numbers in increasing order, then join the final dot back to the first. All eight pictures use a closed outline.

What is on the answer page?

The optional second sheet joins the same points and keeps their numbers for checking. Number labels are positioned away from dots and each other. A3 provides more room for dense outlines and three-digit labels.

Connect the dots generator

Number of dots: 20

Try the 20-point star for an introduction to following number order and drawing straight lines. Use these settings: Picture: Star; Number of dots: 20; First number: 1; Counting step: 1; Add answer sheet: No.

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Number of dots: 60

Use the larger rocket sheet to practise counting in fives with a longer sequence. Use these settings: Picture: Rocket; Number of dots: 60; First number: 5; Counting step: 5; Add answer sheet: Yes; Paper size: A3.

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