bingo dabber activities for kindergarten alphabet

Sweet Pea really deliberated about which color of marker to use for each letter. She was easily able to unscrew the caps on her own, but some younger tots may need help.Īt first it took some effort for her to get the marker lined up with each dot correctly, but she quickly improved. Sweet Pea absolutely loved dotting in the circles for each letter.

Observations: This activity was a huge hit. Allow him or her to finish the rest of the worksheets on his or her own.Show your tot how to press the marker straight down inside one of the circles on the worksheet to make a dot.Depending on your tot’s dexterity, you may need to unscrew the Dot-A-Dot markers for them.Gather all your materials and sit next to your tot.

Smock or a Bib (optional, but highly recommended).

( Click HERE for my entire Do-A-Dot upper case alphabet.).

(They are also called dotter or bingo markers.

Since I made these however, I’ve learned that Erika sells her entire preschool alphabet curriculum (which contains way more than just Do-A-Dot worksheets) for $10. I also searched the web, but was surprised that I couldn’t find a full set of these anywhere so I decided I would just create my own. From: Erika from Confessions of a Homeschooler often posts an individual Do-A-Dot letter worksheet when her tot is learning a particular letter ( P for example), but I had trouble searching her site to find all of the letters.

Bingo dabber activities for kindergarten alphabet