Animal Dot To Dots

If your kids enjoy ballet, then why not challenge them to this ballet lion dot to dot? It makes a change from your normal dot to dot pages! With numbers up to 97, it isn't for the faint-hearted.

Here's a fun dot to dot for Halloween. Join the dots carefully to reveal a Halloween bat... Choose from three versions - one with numbers, one with lower case letters and one with upper case letters.

This camel dot to dot puzzle comes in three variations - numbers, lower case alphabet and upper case alphabet - making it useful for practising skills as well as fun!

Join the dots to complete this pretty picture of a cat, which the kids can then colour in. We have three versions: the usual dot to dot numbers, a lower case alphabet and an upper case alphabet.

Practise numbers up to 20 with this cute cheetah dot to dot printable!

Print and enjoy this dot to dot Christmas reindeer for older kids - the numbers go up to 147.

Our cute cow needs completing and all you have to do is join the dots.  Which cow dot to dot will you choose; numbers or letters?

Three sheepdog dot to dot puzzles, featuring numbers 1-25 and alphabet, lower case and upper case.

We've got three variations of this dolphin dot to dot to print. The first uses the numbers 1-26. The second uses lower case alphabet. And the third uses upper case alphabet. Whichever you choose, we hope the kids enjoy it!

This lovely elephant dot to dot printable is a fun way for children to practise their numbers to 26 - or the alphabet, in either lower case or upper case letters!

Can the kids use their counting and drawing skills to follow the dots and complete the missing tail for this lovely fox?

This funny little fox looks like he is sniffing the wind for interesting scents! Join the dots to complete the picture.

Here's a fun lion dot to dot puzzle for older kids to complete. The numbers go up to 75, so join them up carefully!

Join the dots and then colour in! Just print out dot to dot goat, choosing whether you want to search for numbers, lower case letters or upper case letters. All three links below.

I think our guitar-playing lion looks like a nice friendly chap to hang around with! Join the dots, all the way up to 95, to see if you agree with me!

This hedgehog dot to dot has numbers to follow from 1 to 30, so it's a little more challenging for older kids and a great way to practise numbers and pencil control!

Here is a simple hippo dot to dot that even the youngest children can complete. Follow the numbers 1 to 10 to complete the hippo's body.

Karate fans will enjoy this challenging lion dot to dot puzzle! The numbers go up to 83, so kids will need to take care when joining them all up.

Children need to follow the numbers 1 to 20 to complete the outline of this funny mole!

This cute mouse dot to dot printable is a fun way for children to practise their numbers from 1 to 20, and they can colour in the lovely picture once they've finished too...

Testing pencil control and counting skills our pig dot to dot will have your children learning without knowing.

There is an octopus pirate hiding in this picture! Can the kids join the dots to finish him? The numbers go from 1 to 25.

This simple dot to dot drawing of a cheeky rat has the numbers from 1 to 28 in a largely oval shape. Children could join them first with a pencil and then go over them with a black marker or crayon before colouring in the picture.

Print out this sheep dot to dot colouring page - just join the dots up (numbers 1-20)  before colouring in..

Join the dots - from 1 to 73 - to complete this picture of a funny cartoon tiger. When you are done, why not colour him in?

Here's a fun dot to dot for younger children. Join up the numbers, capital letters or lower case letters to reveal a friendly whale.