Color matching 18 pages, Do-a-Dot letters 26 pages, Do-a-Dot Worksheet 50 pages.

🎨 Description of Worksheets

1. Color and Picture Matching (Pages 1 - 4)

These pages focus on visual discrimination and color identification.

• Color Identification Cards: (Page 1) Features eight color flashcards with a hexagon shape and the color name printed below (e.g., red, green, blue, yellow, orange, purple, brown, pink). These are likely meant to be cut out and used as teaching aids or for matching games.
• Fruit Picture Matching: (Page 2) A simple matching activity where the child must draw a line to match identical pairs of common fruits: orange, apple, mango, and strawberry.
• Match by Color: (Page 3) A color-matching activity requiring the child to match the correct colored umbrella (purple, pink, green) to the corresponding colored rain boot (pink, light green, purple).
• Color Groups: (Page 4) Displays six sets of three eggs in various shades, labeled with their color names (Light Green, Purple, Orange, Grey, Pink, Blue), which can be used for recognition, sorting, or counting.

2. Do-a-Dot Activities (Pages 5 - 10)

These pages focus on fine motor skills, pre-writing practice, and object/letter recognition using dot markers (sometimes called Dabber Markers or Bingo Markers). The activity requires children to cover the large white circles with colored dots.

• Letter Recognition: (Pages 5, 6, 9, 10)
  • Letter E: (Page 5) Shows the uppercase 'E' and lowercase 'e' next to a picture of an Egg.
  • Letter L: (Page 6) Shows the uppercase 'L' and lowercase 'l' next to a picture of a Lamp.
  • Letter D: (Page 9) Shows the uppercase 'D'.
  • Letter R: (Page 10) Shows the uppercase 'R'.
• Object Identification: (Pages 7, 8)
  • Pear: (Page 7) Features a green pear for dotting.
  • Chili: (Page 8) Features two red chilies for dotting.

These "Do-a-Dot" sheets are excellent for developing hand-eye coordination and the pincer grasp needed for future handwriting.