These free printable Easter dot to dot printables are no-prep Easter fun for kids. Your child can practice their numbers and fine motor skills by connecting the dots to complete the Easter image, then color the picture.
There are 16 Easter connect the dots images in this set. Nine are easier dot to dot Easter bunny images with 19-30 dots to connect. The other seven pages have a mix of Easter ducks, lambs, and bunnies with numbers that range into the 30s and 40s. These designs are also a bit more detailed for slightly older children to enjoy coloring.
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Using dot to dot pages
Connect the dots pages are virtually prep-free, fun for kids, and developmentally appropriate. Dot to dot worksheets can help your child practice counting and number recognition, as well as their important fine motor skills.
Once the image is completed, your child can color the page to extend the activity.
These printable dot to dot pages can also be used as homemade Easter cards or used to make an Easter activity booklet to keep your little one busy while you’re cooking Easter dinner.
For more low-prep Easter activities, be sure to grab these free printable Easter picture bingo boards (with secular and religious options) and this free printable Easter matching game. These free printable Easter egg templates are also great for Easter crafts!
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Crayola Supertips are available in a wide range of colors and are fairly washable. They’re also popular as a budget marker for hand lettering, so you can borrow a few for your own projects!
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Stabilo Woody pencils are a fantastic multipurpose art tool. They’re shaped like a thick wood pencil, but they’re basically a wax crayon. They can also serve as a watercolor pencil and substitute dry erase marker. We use Stabilo Woodies with laminated coloring pages to make coloring pages reusable. I know reusable coloring pages sound too good to be true – see a video clip of this pencils in action in this post with dinosaur coloring pages.
- Washable
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- Large width ideal for smaller hands
Free printable Easter connect the dots pages
Like all free printables on The Artisan Life, these are licensed for personal and single classroom use. This includes use with Scouts troops, Sunday school classes, etc. as long as you are personally organizing the activity.
You are not licensed to redistribute the digital files or printouts to other adults for use with their own children/students. Please refer your friends and coworkers to this page so they can download their own copies.
The Easter connect the dots pages are all conveniently located in a single PDF file. Download information is located below the preview images.
First we have the nine easier Easter bunny connect the dots pages. One page goes to 31, but the rest fall between 19 and 30 total dots.
Then there are seven slightly more challenging pages with Easter ducks, lambs, and a few more difficult bunnies. These have numbers ranging from 31-41. The images are also a bit more detailed with more to color.
As noted above, all 16 free printable Easter dot to dot pages are located in the same convent PDF so you don’t have to download, and individually print, a zillion separate files.
Simply fill out the form below and the PDF will fly across the internet and into your inbox. Your little one will be having fun busily drawing and coloring just minutes from now!
I hope your family enjoys these printables. Be sure to check out these additional free printables for Easter and Easter activities.
Easter Printables & Crafts
Looking for free Easter printables or easy Easter crafts for kids? You've come to the right place!
Reduce stress, finally remember where all the eggs were hidden, and make time for gratitude this Easter with this free printable Easter planner.
These detailed Easter egg coloring pages for adults feature beauituful flowers to color on large Easter eggs.
Help your child build vocabulary and fine motor skills with these Easter trace and color pages.
These adorable Easter number building puzzles are a fantastic way to improve your child's number sense and counting.
Help your child learn addition with these easy Easter egg addition worksheets in printer-friendly black and white.
Toddlers and preschoolers love tracing the path between these cute Easter images.
These Easter roll and cover mats are preschooler tested and approved.
These Easter chick coloring pages are so cute for kids!
Plan your April menu and your Easter dinner with six pages of menu planner in color and black and white.
These count and graph worksheets are a fun, no-prep math activitiy for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.
These egg templates are great for Easter crafts and the Easter egg coloring pages for kids are a mess free way for kids to decorate eggs.
Help your little learner practice their numbers and fine motor skills with these count and clip cards.
Your child will love finishing the Easter picture by connecting the dots then coloring the image.
Toddlers and preschoolers always love do a dot pages. Make them no-mess by using stickers instead of dauber markers!
This free printable Easter bingo is a great screen-free activity! Pick from a completely secular or a religious Easter bingo with Christian images, too.
This printable Easter word search is available in color or ink-saving black and white! Pick from a secular version or a Christian word search with religious Easter words to find.
This free printable Easter memory game is great for kids of all ages! Use the easy Easter picture version for younger children or the difficult Easter egg matchign game for older kids.
Make your own eco-friendly felt Easter eggs with this easy tutorial.
Want to make blown Easter eggs without putting your mouth on a germy raw egg? Learn how to make blown Easter eggs the safe way!
Tired of giving candy and plastic junk that ends up in the trash by next Sunday? Check out these toddler Easter basket stuffers that aren't junk!
Mindy Cohen
I’m not quite sure you are really sharing these for pages, or just have a blog talking about them. I cannot figure out any way to get the pages. And ads keep blocking the screen.
Natasha
I’m sorry you’re having trouble locating the download information. I’m trying to make it more obvious in more recent posts with big purple arrows pointing at a box that says “click here to download.” In this particular post, you’re looking for the box with a big purple button that reads “send me the printables!” under a place to input your email address. I’m trying to attach an image of the box for your reference. I’ve never added a picture to a comment before, so I hope it works.
