My 2-year-old has been in a number mode lately, trying to count everything and point out whatever written numbers she knows. As Montessori teachings would say, she’s entering the “Mathematics” sensitive period. To support this as much as I can, I created these Dot Markers Number Worksheets for her to do. In addition to numbers, she also LOVES dot markers. So these are perfect for her!
And NOW they’re available for your kiddos too!
There are other similar activity sheets available online but most that I saw included other aspects such as the written word, or filling in a certain amount of spaces. What I was looking for was the simplest version of this possible and I couldn’t find it. So I created it instead. And I want to offer them to YOU for free!
These Dot Marker Number Worksheets are perfect for the very earliest learners. Your child can start to recognize the numbers and follow their shape without being distracted by other activities on the page that are too advanced or unnecessary for their learning level.
If you don’t already have dot markers I would definitely recommend getting some whether you use my worksheets or not. They’re tons of fun and promote a whole different kind of creativity than standard markers. We like to mix it up and alternate the art tools that are available to her, but dot markers are one of the most requested!
And if you don’t have dot markers, these worksheets are just as fun to color with any markers or crayons.
OR, for those sticker-obsessed kids, you can use dot stickers on these! How fun!?
To get your free PDF worksheets
To get your free printable worksheets just submit your email to the form below and you will immediately get an email containing the PDF link.
It is a 5-page PDF with 2 numbers per page. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and 0.
Go ahead and print them out, hand out some dot markers, and let your kid do the rest.
Another option is to cut each page down the middle to separate the numbers, this way you can create sets of numbers or have your child line them all up in the correct order. There are endless possibilities!
Have fun! and let me know if you love them in the comments below!
J’s love for numbers has included wanting to read books like The Very Hungry Caterpillar over and over again. If that sounds like your kid, HERE is an Eric Carle inspired caterpillar craft you can do together.
