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Many of you have asked when the dot sticker pages will be complete… so here you are!  You might notice that some of the pages are different from their originals. I improved them and worked to format them so they are more uniform.  As I have time I’ll be updating the original posts to include these printables.

What can you do with dot sticker pages?

These free alphabet worksheets for preschool are a great hands on activity for kids. Cover the circles with stickers or magnets - or use them as dot marker printables.

We like to use round office stickers to fill in the dots.

These free alphabet worksheets for preschool are a great hands on activity for kids. Cover the circles with stickers or magnets - or use them as dot marker printables.

Do-a-dot markers are also popular.

These free alphabet worksheets for preschool are a great hands on activity for kids. Cover the circles with stickers or magnets - or use them as dot marker printables.

If you’d like to make the pages reusable, laminate them (we love our laminator!), punch holes in the pages, and store them in a binder. When you want to do one, take it out and use round office magnets on a magnetic baking tray.  We also like pom poms hot glued to small magnets.  Small round candy and cereal work too!

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102 Comments

  1. Diane

    I’ve been looking for these! A fellow teacher had some and didn’t remember where she got them. I have other activities of yours and just found these. Thank you for such for sharing!!! Know my 3Y will love them!!

  2. Olivia

    Hi there,

    Good day. Can I have the free download for Dot Pages A-Z for Uppercase? Thanks

    • Kate Dowling

      Hi Olivia!

      This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. You’ll find the link in the post above. The link for uppercase dot pages says, “Get the entire set in one download HERE.” The text is brown. Enjoy the pages!

  3. Ashley

    Thank you so much for sharing these. I’ve been trying to find a fun way to teach my 2.5 year old the alphabet, and I can’t wait to try these out!

    • Anna G

      Hi Jessica! I don’t think dot stickers would work really well after you use them on laminate. I think they’d be hard to peel off.

  5. elis

    My daughter love this so much!!!! we did it with button and dot stiker. but i can’t download F letter, would you fix it, please….. Thank you so much

  6. Lindsay

    These are incredibly beautiful! Thank you so very much for your hard work and for sharing. My littly will LOVE these!

  8. Bonnie

    So glad I found your site. I can’t wait to use these when school starts. Thanks so much for sharing your creativity.

  9. Mary

    I cannot find words to express how satisfied and thrilled to land on your site. The complete set downloads are a HUGE blessing. It is hard to start teaching a preschooler but your site makes it so much better with all the needed tools in just one place. Eight years back that wasn’t the case. So thank you so much.

    • Anna Geiger

      You’re very welcome, Mary, and I’m glad you’re finding things you can use! I think back to my teaching days (9 years ago), and it was much harder to find free resources. The internet is a big blessing!

  10. Marci

    We started going to a new library for storytime and were excited to see that they were doing an ABC theme, but disappointed that the week we started going was when they focused on Z (so we started at the end!). The librarian had used several of your printables, so I snapped photos of some so I could remember your website, and now I am SO excited to have found this printable specifically. My 3 year old LOVED doing this one at the library (they used magnets so it could be used over and over again), and now I’ve printed off the upper case and lower case and during naptime will laminate them and try to find our magnets. I imagine she will be in HEAVEN when she wakes up and sees that she can do these activities!

    Thank you for all the work you have done to put these together. I cannot even imagine how long it took to create everything and find good images and such. I have a feeling I’ll be hanging out around your website for a LONG time now!

    • Anna Geiger

      Hi, Marci!

      I LOVE that you learned about my blog from the library storytime – that’s awesome! I hope you get a chance to browse my Free Printables page. These dot pages are just the beginning. 🙂

  12. Liz

    Thanks so much for these letter dot sheets. I use them in my classroom. The kids look forward to them every week!

  13. ThaoLy Snider

    Thank you so much for these! Love your website 🙂

    Do you have these worksheets for numbers as well?

    • Anna Geiger

      You’re welcome! No, I don’t have these for numbers. Maybe in the future sometime, but it’s not on my to do list right now. 🙂

      • Jacquie

        When I was trying to download them, it didn’t let me, but I just tried one more time and I could download them.. sorry! . I’m sure my students will love them. Thank you!!! 🙂

        • Tammy

          I just found your website and love it! Thank you for all the great ideas. I am unable to download the do a dot letters as the link states there is a fatal error in the PDF file. I have tried several times.

  15. Deebi27

    Anna, you have a great gift and are so generous with your talents. As I no longer teach Pre-k(but still have lots of goodies), I do have 2 grandsons that I am loading up for. These will be awesome to use with them as they get old enough…14 months and only 2 weeks old. Nothing wrong with planning…right? Thank YOU!!!

    • Anna Geiger

      The older one will be ready before you know it :)! You’re very welcome, and thank you for leaving such a kind comment!

  16. Rachael

    These dot pages are wonderful. I would love to use them with my son this summer. I tried the link but the link was closed. Where can I find these pages?

  17. Jessica

    Thank you for all you create and share! I just wanted to add an idea for using the dot pages. As a Resource Teacher, I often serve students who have orthopedic issues (along with their academic qualifications for IEP services). Rolling a ball out of play-doh helps strengthen the muscles needed for fine motor skills (such as writing). I just found your dot sticker pages tonight. They are perfect for having my students roll little balls of play-doh in order to build their letters. I am happily printing and laminating for use this week. I’m always glad to integrate multiple goals into one activity. This time, it will be letter recognition and orthopedic strengthening.

    • Anna Geiger

      Rolling balls of play dough for the dot pages is a wonderful idea, Jessica! Thanks so much for sharing it.

  18. Jen

    You are so creative! I should be sleeping, but I’m just blown away by how many wonderful and creative ideas there are here to teach my two! Your website has so many great ideas that will keep them busy and learning for hours! My oldest loves these sticker pages! Thank you so much!

    • Anna Geiger

      Thank you so much, Jen! A mom giving up sleep to look through my website is high praise indeed. 🙂 So glad you’re finding things you can use!

  19. Ma Crestina Baguio

    HI,
    thank you for the free printables. i have been looking in the stores for some charts but could not find one except for the online which are a little bit expensive. this way i can print it myself at home. by the way do you have one chart with all the letters on it? just like the one in the picture with the complete letters on it?
    thank you very much

  20. Paula Lee Bright

    These are absolutely wonderful! I wondered if you have a set of lower case…there’s so much to explore here, I couldn’t determine if you did or not!

    Thank you so much for these resources. More fun with my students!

  21. Tina

    Tu pagina està increíble, lo único es que el material no està en español pero me has dado muy buenas ideas para hacerlo en nuestro idioma, mil gracias

  23. Mrs. Teresa

    Just wanted to say thank you for this… a great resource to use with my kiddos! Thanks!
    Mrs. Teresa

  24. Helen Key

    Hi Anna, Love your A-Z Alphabet pages, however as I am in Australia I find the picture of a quarter for the letter Q is not relevant to children here. Is it possible for you to have a more universal picture for the letter ‘q’ e.g. queen, quail, question, queue? It would be so beneficial for my grandchildren as well as the children I work with. Many thanks. Helen

    • Anna Geiger

      Hi Helen! I hadn’t thought about that. The challenge is finding a nice piece of clip art for letter Q, which is very hard to do! Let me put that on my to do list.

      • Paula Lee Bright

        I enjoy it when something from another country (or continent!) is on something I’m using. It’s such a great opportunity to bring in another culture. I’d stick with the quarter. 🙂

  25. Donna

    I was wondering if you would have the lower case letters in dot pages, and combined upper and lower case letter dot pages on the same page?

  26. Mary Coombe

    Hi I love you dot sticker upper case letters just wondering if you would ever consider doing the same with lower case letters. Its just that the special girl I work with is not up to uppercase letters yet. She loves coloured dot stickers and would love this activity.
    Mary

  27. Justin

    I am not going to ask when you will get all of them up but I was wondering when you do will you have a link to be able to download the set instead of individually downloading each letter?

    • Anna Geiger

      Hi! Yes, that is definitely my plan – to have a downloadable file with each letter in it. It won’t happen immediately, but probably sometime in the winter when other things have slowed down a bit.

      • Justin

        Awesome thank you very much for all the time you spend getting these things together. I am a single dad of a 4yr old girl and the other day she said she likes when I teach her but she wants it with more fun. I have been using your ideas and worksheets and they have been “more fun”

        • Anna Geiger

          That’s great to hear – thanks so much! I don’t hear from many dads here, so it’s wonderful to have your comment.

  28. Carrie

    I love your resources! They are working great in my Pre K class!
    I was wondering if the remaining letters will be added soon, or if I may get the resources for letter P? We will be working on it soon to incorporate pumpkins before Halloween time.

    Thanks for everything you do!

    • Anna Geiger

      Hi Carrie! I am doing letter P this week and next. I’ve shared math (patterns), sensory play (play dough), and my letter book and dot sticker pages are coming this week. Crafts and a book list are in the works!

  29. amelia

    Hi, love the dot sheets. My grandson was so excited when I showed him. He knew each letter and object right away. I was checking to see when the rest of the letters will be available. Don’t want to miss them. 🙂
    thank you,

  30. Angela

    Do you know when you will have the rest of the letters posted? In an earlier reply to someone you said by the summer of 2014.

  31. Shannon

    This is a great site thank you so much for the printables , they help my little ones so much with the fine motor skils

  32. Kim

    These dots pages are wonderful and I am using them in my classroom. I was wondering how I would be able to get the rest of the letters.
    Thank You

    • Anna Geiger

      I’m so glad you’re enjoying them, Kim — unfortunately, I won’t be done with all my alphabet posts until summer of 2014 — since I share a lot of other printables in different subject areas, and because we are expecting a baby in January, I cannot focus entirely on Letter of the Week. I’m sorry that doesn’t help you, although you can find similar sheets at Making Learning Fun and Confessions of a Homeschooler. Stay tuned – by end of summer I’ll have a TON of alphabet resources!

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