Dice Dot Stickers

This worksheet supports early learners as they develop number sense, visual perception, and fine motor control through a hands-on sticker activity. Students place dot stickers into the empty circles on illustrated dice, carefully completing each die face while reinforcing familiar dot patterns linked to numbers.

Learning Goals

• Subitizing & Number Pattern Recognition (Early Math)
  Students recognize and complete common dice dot arrangements associated with numbers.
• Fine Motor Sticker Placement (Early Childhood)
  Peeling and placing round stickers strengthens finger muscles and control.
• Visual Scanning & Attention to Detail
  Learners locate missing dots and check their work for accuracy.
• Executive Function & Task Completion
  Completing each die face encourages focus, persistence, and follow-through.

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource
  Designed to align with preschool and kindergarten math and fine motor development goals.
• Clear, Familiar Visuals
  Dice patterns provide an accessible way to connect quantity with visual representation.
• Low-Prep, High Engagement
  Sticker use keeps students motivated while practicing essential skills.
• Flexible Classroom Use
  Ideal for math centers, morning work, occupational therapy support, small groups, or homeschool learning.

This printable worksheet turns sticker placement into meaningful early math practice. By completing dice faces with dot stickers, students strengthen fine motor skills, visual scanning, and number pattern recognition-building a strong foundation for counting, subitizing, and early numeracy success.

This worksheet is part of our Sticker Placement Activities collection.