Farm Dot Letter Coloring Pages

These Farm Dot Letter Coloring Pages are great for fine motor learning for the kids! If you’re looking for a fun farm-themed activity for the kids, this is it! They’ll love having their very own learning printable that they can complete entirely on their own.

This is a great way to work on their hand-eye coordination as well as their counting skills, too. Every circle is a chance for them to fill in, color in, dot in, and more. This farm printable is super cute and super adorable.

Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners. All you have to do is print and let them get started.

If you love this activity, you can have a look at this bigger list of farm activities for kids.

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Farm Dot Letter Coloring Pages

What I love about these printables is that they’re really just fun for the kids. While you can make it into a learning activity, you can just keep it as simple as coloring in the dots and circles as well.

I went to the dollar store and got some of those Bingo dot markers and they work great for this activity! The kids also love using them because they’re large to hold and fun to press down on and use!

It’s so fun to see them filling in all the dots and concentrating to try and get it right in the middle!

Be sure to check out my Farm Skip Counting Math Worksheets for even more learning fun for kids.

Recommended Farm Books for Kids

Kids love farm animals and everything they can see on a farm. These farm books will be a perfect pair with your coloring pages.

Keep in mind that farm books are a great supplemental learning resource for this fun farm activity. As a matter of fact, books and reading are a great resource for learning at any point in time.

When we’re needing a break from traditional forms of learning, books are always what we turn to. They’re full of learning opportunities on every single page. One page we can read, one page we can count, and another page we can use our imagination to create fun stories all on our own.

Even if you have kids that can’t read quite yet, books are still a must for learning! Sit with them and read to them or just let them look at the pictures!

Cam the Pig on a Farm So Big: Farm Animals Bedtime Story. Good Night Rhyming Story for Kids, Ages 3 to 6.Mrs. Wishy-Washy’s FarmI Spy Life On The Farm: A Fun Guessing Game Picture Book for Kids Ages 2-5The Cow Said Neigh!: A Farm StoryBig Red BarnThe Farm Book (A Golden Super Shape Book)

 

My biggest tip for using these dot printables is that you should really think about laminating them. This would be a great way to be able to have the kids use them over and over again.

They can fill in the dots, then wipe the cards clean. This gives them the chance to use different colors or to decorate the dots in a fun and new way.

Since the words of the animals and pictures are also written on the cards, this is a fun way to help them start to learn how to read and spell words. These are not sight words per se, but they’re great farm words that are quite common.

Since they can see the animal or picture and then see the word, it’s a great way to help them visualize and learn to read and spell at the same time.

Just print and let the kids join in on the fun! It doesn’t get any easier than this!

Recommended Farm Animal Items for Kids

Are you looking for ways to extend your farm activity? These items are perfect! The first one is a cool way of learning about the different farm animals by matching the pictures or simply looking at the flashcards.

The one on the right is an exciting set of bath bombs that you can use on science experiments (or just a fun play during bath time). You can have a fun trivia about each animal as they were revealed in each bath bomb.

Being able to add in other fun learning activities or fun ideas helps to keep the attention of the kids. Anytime I can tie in a game or a fun idea that will keep the kids interested longer, I’m always going to make that happen!

You can work on their counting skills as well. Just have them count the dot out loud as they’re filling them in and see how high they can go. You can then have them write out the number to work on their number identification skills, too.

Since we’re on the farm kick, challenge the kids to see if they can think of any other farm items or animals that start with the letters on the page.

While P is for pig, it could also be for a puppy, peppers, and more! This is a fun critical thinking game idea that will have them racking their brains.

Download the Farm Dot Letter Coloring Pages Below

More Farm Activities

There’s no doubt that they’re going to want even more fun printables to do! Here are some other great ideas and activities that they’re sure to love as well.

Farm Activities for Kindergarten

Teach your kindergartener about farms in a fun and engaging way with these farm activities for kindergarten.

Farm Skip Counting Math Worksheets

When it comes to math, why stop? This fun counting math worksheet is great for really helping them grasp the concepts of counting.

Farm Counting Cards and Puzzles

Get counting with these adorable farm-themed cards and puzzles.

Farm Counting Mats

You can’t go wrong with counting if you use these.

Chicken Life Cycle Activities for Preschool

Speaking of farm animals, teach them about the life cycle of chickens!

Farm Activities for Preschoolers by Homeschool Preschool

Use these preschool worksheets to have the kids do even more fun farm activities! You can never have too many learning printables!

Farm Animal Crafts by Easy Peasy and Fun

Adding in crafts is also a fun way for the kids to work on their hand-eye skills and coordination, too.

Farm Animal Sort Printable by Simple Fun for Kids

Sort your favorite animals with this fun activity for little ones.