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Rose Flower Dot-to-Dot Printable
Connect 66 dots to reveal an elegant rose flower. This medium-level printable helps children practise number sequencing, pencil control, patience, and concentration.
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Anecdote amusante : Roses have been grown for thousands of years, and wild rose species naturally grow in many parts of the Northern Hemisphere.
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This 66-dot rose grows one careful line at a time. Begin with the curled petals in the centre, work around the larger outer petals, then follow the stem down to the leaves. The five short stages make the picture manageable for young artists.
1–13 — The Rose Centre
Connect dots 1 through 13 slowly to form the tightly curled petals in the middle of the flower. Keep each line neat so the spiral-like centre stays easy to see.
Anecdote amusante !
The centre petals of many roses remain curled closely together while the outer petals begin to open.
The centre petals of many roses remain curled closely together while the outer petals begin to open.
14–26 — The Inner Petals
Continue from dot 14 to dot 26, adding the next layer of overlapping petals. Notice how each new curve makes the blossom look fuller.
Anecdote amusante !
Rose petals overlap in layers, helping protect the flower's inner parts while the bud is still closed.
Rose petals overlap in layers, helping protect the flower's inner parts while the bud is still closed.
27–40 — The Outer Bloom
Trace dots 27 through 40 around the broad outer petals. Use smooth strokes around the rounded edges and pause whenever you need to find the next number.
Anecdote amusante !
Different rose varieties can have very different numbers of petals, from simple flowers with five petals to very full blooms with many layers.
Different rose varieties can have very different numbers of petals, from simple flowers with five petals to very full blooms with many layers.
41–53 — The Stem
Follow dots 41 through 53 down from the flower to draw its sturdy stem. These longer lines are good practice for keeping the pencil steady.
Anecdote amusante !
The sharp points on rose stems are technically called prickles rather than thorns because they grow from the stem's outer layer.
The sharp points on rose stems are technically called prickles rather than thorns because they grow from the stem's outer layer.
54–66 — The Leaves
Finish with dots 54 through 66 to shape the leaves and complete the rose. Check that every number is connected before adding colour.
Anecdote amusante !
Rose leaves often have toothed edges, which means their margins look like a row of tiny teeth.
Rose leaves often have toothed edges, which means their margins look like a row of tiny teeth.
Your rose is in full bloom! Colour the petals red, pink, yellow, white, or invent a rainbow rose of your own. Explore our garden dot-to-dot printables for more nature-themed drawing practice.
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À quel âge s'adresse le puzzle point à point Rose Flower ?
Il est conçu pour les Âges 5 - 9. Avec 66 points, il convient aux enfants qui savent compter avec assurance jusqu'à 66 ; les plus jeunes peuvent le terminer avec un peu d'aide.
Comment imprimer la fiche Rose Flower ?
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La fiche imprimable Rose Flower est-elle vraiment gratuite ?
Oui — elle est 100 % gratuite, sans inscription, compte ni paiement. Vous pouvez l'imprimer pour la maison ou la classe.