Winter Dot Marker Activities

Looking for calm, purposeful January fine motor activities that keep kids focused while building real skills? These winter dot marker and line tracing pages are an easy, no-prep way to support fine motor development, pencil control, and visual-motor skills in preschool, kindergarten, and occupational therapy settings.

This printable winter fine motor set combines dot marker activities and line tracing on every page, giving kids meaningful hand practice in a quiet, engaging format that works well for winter centers, morning work, and small groups.

Please note that this is a digital product. You will be able to download the PDF file upon your purchase. Nothing will be shipped to you. Due to the nature of digital downloads, your purchase is not refundable.

What’s Included

• 10 winter-themed activity pages
• Every page included in black & white AND full color
• 20 total printable pages

Winter Images Included

• snowman
• snowflake
• penguin
• mittens
• boots
• ice skate
• sweater
• snow shovel
• hot chocolate mug
• ear muffs

Each page includes:

• dot spaces for decorating
• dotted lines for tracing practice
• a labeled image to support vocabulary and early literacy

Why This Is a Skill-Rich Activity

This resource follows the Skill-Rich Craft Formula:

Hands Doing the Work
Kids dot, stamp, place, and trace to build hand strength and fine motor coordination.

Brains in Motion
Kids plan where to place dots, follow tracing paths, and complete each design—supporting visual-motor planning, sequencing, and focus.

Kids Who Care
Winter-themed images and hands-on choices keep kids engaged and motivated to finish each page.

Flexible Ways to Use

Use with:

• dot markers or bingo daubers
• dot stickers
• pom-pom paint
• pencil-eraser stamping
• crayons, markers, or colored pencils

Laminate the color pages and reuse with:

• pom-poms
• buttons or beads
• small manipulatives
• dry-erase markers

Perfect For

• January fine motor centers
• winter classroom activities
• morning work or quiet stations
• small groups or independent work
• occupational therapy & intervention
• preschool and kindergarten classrooms

Simple prep. Calm engagement. Real skill-building all winter long.