The four dot-to-dot pictures in this set are apple, pear, strawberry and pineapple. Each picture has its own full activity page and a matching connected answer. Join the numbered outside shape, keep the fixed details already on the page, and then color the finished picture if you like.
Start with One Picture
Print the four-page Activities file, or select just one page in your PDF print dialog. Keep the four-page Answers file separate if you want the shape to be a surprise. Every page tells you its final number. Start at 1, draw to 2 and continue in number order; after reaching the last dot, draw back to 1 to close the shape. A pencil makes it easy to adjust an accidental jump.
Some details are already printed, including stems, windows or surface patterns where the design needs them. Those marks are part of the picture, not extra dots to connect. Numbers sit near their dots; aim for the small round dot itself.
Apple - 18 Dots
The apple has a shallow dip around the top and another small dip at its base. Follow both of those changes instead of rounding the whole fruit into a circle. The stem and leaf are fixed details above the outline. Close the outside first, then color the fruit, leaf and stem separately so their different shapes remain easy to recognize.
Pear - 18 Dots
The pear is narrow near the stem and much wider around its lower half. Keep following the numbers as the outline gradually widens, then turns around the base. The little stem is already printed at the top. The two sides do not need to be joined across the middle: only the final number-to-one join closes the complete fruit outline.
Strawberry - 18 Dots
This strawberry widens across the top and narrows to one point at the bottom. The zigzag leafy detail and short seed marks are already printed inside it. Follow only the numbered outside edge. Around the upper dips, take the next number rather than following the leafy zigzag. After closing the fruit, you can color around the seeds instead of drawing more tiny marks.
Pineapple - 18 Dots
The pineapple combines a rounded, broad body with a pointed crown at the top. The numbered route goes around both as one continuous closed shape. Follow each crown point in order instead of cutting across the top. The crossing diagonal body lines are already printed. They are a surface pattern, so do not use their intersections as extra dots in the puzzle.
Use the Answers Without Losing Your Place
The answers follow the same picture order as the activity pages. Compare one picture at a time: check the outer shape first, then look for a skipped number or a line that jumped across a corner. If something looks wrong, trace the number sequence with a finger before erasing. Do not connect the preprinted interior marks together. Once the outline is closed, choose your own colors for the large spaces.
The complete PDF has eight pages: four activities followed by their four answers. Print only the first four pages for a child-facing set, or keep the last four as your reference. There is no cutting or separate game-card preparation.
Download the Printables
Choose A4 (210 x 297 mm) or US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches) for the paper in your printer. The two sizes contain the same designs. The complete file repeats the separate files in one convenient PDF; it does not add extra activities.
Activities - 4 pages: A4 PDF | LETTER PDF
Answers - 4 pages: A4 PDF | LETTER PDF
Complete pack - 8 pages: A4 PDF | LETTER PDF