Christmas dot to dot printables: connect the dots pictures for kids

Something for the children to do on a December afternoon, or at the Christmas table while the grown-ups draw names for Secret Santa: eight Christmas pictures to join from 1 to the last number. Easy, medium and hard, so younger and older children each find their own.

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Open one by one

Star ★ easy

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Candy cane ★ easy

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Christmas tree ★ easy

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Bell ★★ medium

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Christmas stocking ★★ medium

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Gingerbread man ★★ medium

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Snowman ★★★ hard

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Reindeer ★★★ hard

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Answers: the pictures joined up
Star
Candy cane
Christmas tree
Bell
Christmas stocking
Gingerbread man
Snowman
Reindeer

How to do the dot to dot

  1. Print the four pages. They don’t need to be at 100% scale.
  2. Find dot 1 – the big dot with the bold number.
  3. Join the dots in order with a pencil: 1 to 2, 2 to 3 and so on.
  4. From the last number, draw the line back to dot 1 to close the picture.
  5. Colour the picture in.

Tips

The easy pictures suit children of 3–4, the medium ones 5–6 and the hard ones 7 and up. Slip the page into a clear plastic sleeve and draw with a dry-erase marker: wipe it clean and the picture is ready for the next child.

Also useful

Drawing names for gifts too? Secret Santa on santa.haus.

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