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Connect-the-dots pages practice number order and pencil control at the same time. The circled dot is number 1; the finished outline is on the answer page so you can check the picture.
Pick a picture and how many dots, and the generator lays the numbered dots around its outline. Ten dots make an easy preschool page; sixty make a puzzle for older kids. Every picture ends up ready to color.
Connect the dots in order, starting at the circled dot. Then color your picture.
Connect-the-dots pages practice number order and pencil control at the same time. The circled dot is number 1; the finished outline is on the answer page so you can check the picture.
Start with 10 or 15 dots and a familiar shape like a star, so the child can guess the picture before finishing it.
Change the settings and the page updates as you go. New page makes a fresh drawing with its own answer key. Print or Save PDF opens your browser's print window: pick Letter paper and 100% scale, or Save as PDF to keep a copy.