These free printable Day of the Dead dot marker coloring pages are no-prep fun for kids. Use them with toddlers, preschoolers, and even kindergarten students for screen free, no-prep fun.
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The Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos, is traditionally celebrated on November 1 and 2. (Other days, like October 31 and November 6 are sometimes observed regionally.)
Many different Day of the Dead traditions exist in Latin America, but the multi-day celebration is always focused on honoring and remembering the deceased.
These Day of the Dead dot marker pages can be used as part of a social studies lesson, with a Spanish lesson, or for no-prep fun at any time.
My husband is a Hispanic immigrant, so I periodically share Spanish language printables for little learners. Here are a few popular Spanish language & Day of the Dead printables for your kiddos:
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How to use dot marker coloring pages
My daughter loves using do a dot coloring pages with her Classic Do a Dot Markers.
She’s in first grade now and still using the same set of markers we bought for her at 18 months! These markers last for a long time.
For a no-mess activity, use these dot printables with colorful round label stickers. This makes a great road trip activity or easy activity for a doctor's office waiting room.
To provide even more fine motor challenge, use the printables with small manipulatives like pompoms or large buttons.
Your child can place the pompoms with their hands, or you can have your child use bamboo tongs, plastic tweezers, or small silicone tipped tongs to transfer the pompoms from a bowl onto the mat.
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Free Do a Dot marker coloring pages for the Day of the Dead
This set of dot marker coloring pages has nine Day of the Dead themed pictures to color. Imagines include classic symbols such as Catrina, papel picado, pan de muertos, candles, fruit, and chrysanthemums.
Here's a look at what you're getting:
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I hope you enjoy these Day of the Dead dot marker coloring pages! Make sure to grab these additional fall printables while you're here:
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