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Toddler activities: dot marker, shadow match, tracing paths

Toddler activities — a dot-marker page headed "Dots" with the outline of a large apple filled with twelve big empty circles to stamp, a small worm peeking from the top, a bold toddler activity page, very thick outlines, big simple shapes and cheerful flat pictures
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Reading 1Dot marker
Reading 2Shadow match
Reading 3Tracing paths

Printable activity pages for children of two and three, made for dot markers, stickers and a first crayon. The nine pictures show a Dots page with a large apple to stamp, a Match sheet of animals beside their shadows, and a Trace sheet with four thick dashed paths. Shapes are very big, lines very thick and there are almost no words. Type a change, such as farm or ocean, and the layout follows the request.

  • a dot-marker page for stamping
  • a shadow-matching sheet at the table
  • a tracing path for a first crayon
  • an activity sheet for a daycare room

Frequently asked questions

Is there writing on the pages?
Almost none. Each page has a short heading and very few other words.
What is on the dot-marker page?
A large apple outline with twelve big empty circles to stamp, and a small worm peeking from the top.
Can I change the pictures?
Yes. Type the change you want, such as farm or vehicles, and the layout follows the request.
How do the three styles differ?
Primary colours uses red, blue and yellow on white, soft pastel uses pink, mint, sky blue and butter yellow, and crayon drawn uses waxy, uneven strokes.

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