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Difficulty Chart
Six levels mapped to age, dot count and counting step, with move-up/move-down signals and a progress log.
Four sheets for picking the right difficulty and building the skills underneath it.
Most dot-to-dot frustration is not about the picture — it is a number range or a counting step the child is not ready for. These sheets diagnose the level, warm up number formation and skip-counting, and give children a visible record of the puzzles they have finished.
Six levels mapped to age, dot count and counting step, with move-up/move-down signals and a progress log.
Trace-and-continue boxes for 1–10, count-on strips and a straight-line control exercise. Five minutes before the puzzle.
Fill-the-gap strips for 2s, 5s and 10s, so skip-counting puzzles stop being a wall.
A ten-row puzzle log plus a twelve-box colour-in reward chart and a next-level-up goal.