Spring Dot Letter Coloring Pages

Now that Spring is here, it’s time to combine the beauty of Spring with the fun of learning. These simple Spring Dot Letter Coloring Pages are a great way to introduce your early learner to a wide range of fun.

Even though this activity might be concentrating on your child learning and understanding various colors, you can also use this to work on their math skills and counting as well. As long as you have option on how to continue to help their minds grow, they can use worksheets like this as a simple tool in a wide variety of ways.

The easiest way to introduce a concent like this is to print it off and talk to them about what it’s supposed to be used for. This way, you’re communicating with them and including them in the process. Learning at home can be a time that is fun and engaging and doesn’t have to be a time where your child is just sitting and doing worksheet after worksheet.

Get out your dot markers or bingo dabbers to bring spring inside with these spring dot letter coloring pages. If you don’t want to use dot markers, get out your counters, rocks or raisins and have them place them on the letter.

There are more ways to learn about letters than through writing and a pencil. Use all of your senses to approach the alphabet.

Other fun ways to use these Spring Dot Letter Coloring Pages

While it’s totally up to you on how you want to use these pages once you print them, here are some simple ideas to help you start to think outside the box:

Roll playdough into small balls and use them to work on fine motor skills as they put them on the circles
Count the circles as they’re coloring them
Give your child a sequence of colors to color in and help them work on listening skills and following directions

Spring Dot Letter Coloring Pages

We love being able to sit down and learn together and printable pages, like this, make it a super simple solution to make it happen as well.

I like to use the Leapfrog Letter Factory for sounds, we have a huge alphabet mat (post coming soon) and there are so many ways you can make the alphabet fun.

(and really, when you’re sitting down and learning together, you don’t go wrong! Take this time as a simple way to bond and explore more together.)

Spring dot letter coloring pages supplies

Dot markers/bingo dabbers
Printer (I have a Brother printer)
Paper
Counters – pom poms (optional)

Don’t forget to continue the learning with other coloring options as well. The great thing about having your child color during the day is that it helps to work on fine motor skills, concentration, ability to follow directions and also helps to build their confidence.

Here are a few fun coloring books that would be great for your Spring learning and activities.

Spring Coloring Pages: Jumbo Coloring Book For Kids Spring Garden: Colouring Book