Gluing Practice Worksheets Glue Dot
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Free gluing practice worksheets with a little dab will do and dot, dot, not a lot make glue time fun and less messy with two practice pages.
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Practice proper glue use with these gluing practice worksheets.
This FREE resource includes A dab of glue will do worksheet and Dot, dot, not a lot worksheet.
These sheets are great glue dot practice pages to teach little ones how to properly use glue.
Little dots are much better than big pools of glue that we often see in early childhood classrooms!
Use the glue pages to practice in stations or centers, one on one instruction including occupational therapy time, or as a whole group activity right before a gluing activity.
Gluing practice worksheets include
- A Dab of Glue Will Do worksheet
- Dot, Dot, Not a Lot! worksheet
- Directions and tips
These gluing worksheets are excellent for young students, individuals with fine motor concerns, or students with special needs.
Looking for more kindergarten support for back to school time? Click here.
Use them for a wonderful first day of school activity to start the school year right with best practice procedures.
Then, utilize the worksheets in your centers.
I recommend doing this throughout the school year especially after holiday breaks and school recesses.
By using these in your classroom procedures teaching, you will save resources, messes, and headaches.
Grab you set of free glue practice pages and enjoy a no-prep, mess saving activity today!
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Stephanie K. –
This was such a fun way to teach our students (special education K-5) how to use liquid glue sparingly. We tinted our glue and let the students pick their favorite colors. We use this activity often, the kids love it, and they are getting the concept… a little does a lot!
Megan L. –
Easy way to practice gluing with a glue bottle in K.
Kate Carter Klotz –
It’s nice to have a visual guide to how much glue you want the kids to use when you say “just a drop not a lot.”
Maria T. –
Excellent material. My students love it. They learn to use the glue with that activities.
Olivia Lonon of Lonon’s Learners –
This resource is such a great visual for using and practicing using glue! Thank you! 🙂
chansonique G. –
My students loved working on this assignment. They were totally engaged.
Rita F. –
Teaching real liquid glue is a bit nerve wrecking but these worksheets make the experience a whole lot more controlled and I sure appreciate that. We practiced each worksheet once last week and will practice again this week. Thank you!
Tristian W. –
My students absolutely loved this resource!! I used it to practice gluing and they are already begging to do it again. It really helped me to see who needs the most help with it and what they need help with. 10/10 recommend and I will be using this resource again with my students and my daughter at home to help prepare her!!!
Krista R. –
This was a great resource for transitioning from glue sticks to “gooey glue”! 🙂
JACQUELINE O. –
Young children need to practice small motor control. They also need to glue well. Throw a little glitter on while the glue is wet and you have an art project!
Bambi G. –
My kids loved this.
Anastacia Meadows –
This was the perfect activity for teaching my students to use Elmer’s liquid glue this year!
Carole Prelesnick –
Great practice for students that have trouble with fine motor skills!
Robyn B. –
I hate glue sticks. Regular glue is so much better for crafts and everyday work my kids do. This is my favorite first week actvity – we repeat it a few times- to introduce students to how much glue they actually need.
Kaitlin P. –
great
Amanda H. –
Great resource to help with how to use glue bottle as well as work on fine motor
Nicole H. –
Great. Thank you.
Jennifer W. –
Perfect to use before a glue activity.
Susan M. –
This was a great learning resource!!!
Esmeralda V. –
My students loved this activity! It was great practice!!