Free Flower Printable
Tulip Flower Dot-to-Dot Printable
Connect 88 dots to reveal a graceful tulip flower. This medium-level printable gives children rewarding practice with number sequencing, pencil control, patience, and concentration.
Difficulty
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Fun fact: Tulips grow from underground bulbs that store food for the plant and help it return when the growing season begins.
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This 88-dot tulip begins at the top of the bloom and grows all the way down to its leaves. Complete the flower cup first, add the overlapping petals, follow the long stem, and finish with the broad leaves. Five manageable stages help young artists keep their place.
1–18 — The Flower Cup
Connect dots 1 through 18 around the top of the tulip. Use smooth strokes to form the curved cup shape and its pointed upper edge.
Fun fact!
Many tulip flowers close during cool nights and open again when daylight brings warmer temperatures.
Many tulip flowers close during cool nights and open again when daylight brings warmer temperatures.
19–35 — The Petal Points
Continue from dot 19 to dot 35 to shape the pointed petals. Follow each change in direction carefully so the blossom keeps its distinctive tulip outline.
Fun fact!
A typical tulip flower has three petals and three similar-looking sepals, so it often appears to have six petals altogether.
A typical tulip flower has three petals and three similar-looking sepals, so it often appears to have six petals altogether.
36–53 — The Lower Bloom
Trace dots 36 through 53 around the lower edge of the flower and connect it to the stem. These curves complete the tulip's full bloom.
Fun fact!
Tulips come in thousands of cultivated varieties, with flowers in nearly every colour except a true natural blue.
Tulips come in thousands of cultivated varieties, with flowers in nearly every colour except a true natural blue.
54–70 — The Tall Stem
Follow dots 54 through 70 down the long stem. Keep the pencil steady on the longer lines and check each number before moving ahead.
Fun fact!
Tulip stems bend toward light as the plant grows, a response that helps the leaves and flower receive more sunlight.
Tulip stems bend toward light as the plant grows, a response that helps the leaves and flower receive more sunlight.
71–88 — The Long Leaves
Finish by connecting dots 71 through 88 to draw the tulip's long, curved leaves. Check the full outline, then add your favourite spring colours.
Fun fact!
Tulip leaves are usually broad, smooth, and slightly waxy, which helps reduce water loss from their surface.
Tulip leaves are usually broad, smooth, and slightly waxy, which helps reduce water loss from their surface.
Your tulip is ready for spring! Colour it red, yellow, pink, purple, orange, or create a striped variety of your own. Try the rose flower dot-to-dot puzzle next to grow a whole printable garden.
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What age is the Tulip Flower dot-to-dot puzzle for?
It is designed for ages Ages 5-9. With 88 dots, it suits children who can confidently count to 88; younger children can complete it with a little help.
How do I print the Tulip Flower worksheet?
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Is the Tulip Flower printable really free?
Yes — it is 100% free, with no sign-up, account, or payment required. You may print it for home or classroom use.