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Dot-to-dot online: who is hiding?
Tap the dots in number order, starting at the red dot. When the last dot joins up, the hidden picture appears. Ages 3 to 7. Free, no ads, no sign-up.
How to play
- Pick a puzzle. Start with Easy if your child is still learning numbers past 10.
- Tap the red dot, number 1, then 2, 3 and so on.
- A wrong number gives a gentle hint, never a buzzer.
- Join the last dot to color in the hidden picture.
What it practices
- Counting and number order to 23
- Finding the next number on a busy page
- Hand-eye coordination with a finger or mouse
For grown-ups
Dot-to-dots are a gentle way to practice number order. Say each number out loud together for the first puzzle; on the second, let your child lead. For a child who knows numbers to 10, the easy star is enough. The dinosaur goes to 23, so it suits children who are starting to count past 20.
Want puzzles on paper? Our Dino Dot-to-Dot Quest has 100 dot-to-dots in five levels, and there is a free printable dinosaur dot-to-dot to try first.
Questions
Is this game free?
Yes. No ads, no sign-up and nothing to download.
What age is it for?
Ages 3 to 7. The easy puzzle uses numbers 1 to 10; the hard one goes to 23.
Does it work on a tablet?
Yes. Tap the dots with a finger. On a computer, click them, or use Tab and Enter.