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Tom Gurney BSc (Hons) is an art history expert with over 20 years experience

Free printable dot-to-dot · Easy · 36 points

Connect 36 numbered points to reveal a balanced tree outline. Preview the worksheet, choose the PDF that matches your paper, and compare your completed line with the answer.

Choose A4 or US Letter
Activity
Dot-to-dot
Subject
Tree
Difficulty
Easy
Points
36
Files
One-page A4 and US Letter PDFs
Answer
Completed tree outline included

Preview the worksheet

The worksheet shows 36 clearly numbered dots. Begin at 1, follow the sequence to 36, then close the outline by joining 36 back to 1.

Preview of the easy tree dot-to-dot worksheet numbered 1 to 36
Worksheet preview for the 36-point easy tree dot-to-dot.

Choose your paper size

Both files contain the same 36-point activity. Select the PDF that matches the paper loaded in your printer.

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How to complete the tree

  1. Print the selected PDF at Actual size or 100% scale.
  2. Find point 1 and draw a steady line to each number in order through point 36.
  3. Join point 36 back to point 1 to close the tree outline.
  4. Open the completed answer below to check the sequence and final shape.

Materials

  • A pencil
  • An eraser
  • A ruler for checking the 50 mm test bar
  • A4 or US Letter paper matching the selected PDF

What this activity practises

Practises following a number sequence, controlling a continuous pencil line and recognising a contour from spaced points.

Check the completed answer

The completed answer connects the same 36 points and shows the closing line from 36 back to 1.

View completed answer
Completed answer showing all 36 dots joined into a closed tree outline
Completed answer for the 36-point tree dot-to-dot.

Activity accessibility

This is a visual line-following activity with black numbered dots on a white page. The worksheet preview and completed answer are described in text, and each download control names its paper format and file size.

Source and copyright

Original deterministic design by TheHistoryOfArt.org, generated from retained numeric geometry. No third-party artwork or source image was used.

Files are provided as free PDF downloads. Copyright remains All Rights Reserved. No permission to redistribute, repost, alter or sell these files is granted.