Dot to Dot to Dot: 88 Advanced Dot to Dot Puzzles with Extra Dots

These are extreme dot to dots. Why? Not just because many of them have well over 1000 dots, but because you don't use all of them!



Other dot to dot books count by 1s. These puzzles also count by 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, and 10s, many with starting points other than zero. Follow the skip-counting pattern (3, 6, 9,...), avoid the extra dots, and reveal the hidden picture. Make a mistake and the picture will be lost (but that's why we have erasers). If you can count past 100, then you can do these puzzles.



These advanced dot to dots are a challenge for adults, but even children as young as 9 will enjoy them. Complete instructions and tips are included at the front of the book. All the solutions are printed at the back. Dot to Dot to Dot is a perfect gift for a child who needs to get back to basics and practice mental addition, but in a fun and engaging way. It is also great for any adult who wants to keep a sharp mind.



This collection has 88 different puzzles. Have fun all year long with challenging dot to dots for winter, spring and summer, Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day and Easter. Find the box of candy, the elf, Cupid, and Frankenstein's Monster. Solve the pumpkin, the witch, and the chocolate bunny. Draw a menagerie of cute animals, an avalanche of intricate snowflakes, and a ton of fun in the sun.



All the puzzles are printed single-sided, so you can colour them after you've solved them and cut them out without ruining other puzzles in the book. The numbers are at least 8pt font in the majority of puzzles. The teaching in this collection is research-based and originally designed with learning in mind. They have been field-tested with hundreds of grade 3 students. School teachers may reproduce these puzzles and use them as part of their whole-class instruction, math centers, homework assignments, or holiday celebrations. This is a terrific, entertaining resource for homeschoolers too.

Roy Reed is an elementary school teacher and visual artist. He is an aspiring novelist and picture book author as well. With 30 years experience in education, he has developed many math teaching resources and presents workshops for teachers at provincial math conferences.