Q-Tip Painting Brown Bear Brown Bear Story Retelling Fine Motor Activity Dot Art
Bring the beloved classic "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr. to life with this engaging Dot Painting and Story Retelling Booklet! This hands-on activity helps young learners practice fine motor skills, color recognition, and story retelling as they recreate the characters and scenes from the story using dot painting.
How to Use:
Print all the activity pages (including the cover).
Staple them together to create a booklet (some may want to wait to staple the booklet together after its complete).
Dot-paint one page each day to slowly build up the full story.
Allow each page to dry before continuing with the next.
Once the booklet is complete, practice retelling the story to a friend, teacher, or parent—reinforcing both comprehension and sequencing skills!
What’s Included:
Cover Page: A space for students to write their name and color in the cover.
Children, What Do You See?: A fun coloring activity to kick off the booklet, encouraging children to predict what they might see.
Dot Paint Pages for each character from the story:
Bear
Bird
Duck
Horse
Frog
Cat
Dog
Sheep
Fish
Story Retelling in Action: After reading Brown Bear, Brown Bear, students can use this booklet to practice retelling the story in order, which helps develop their understanding of sequencing and memory. Each dot-painting page acts as a visual cue to guide them through the story.
This activity is perfect for kindergarteners and early learners, offering a fun, creative way to build literacy and motor skills while enjoying a favorite story!
Let your students enjoy the magic of storytelling through art and dot-painting!
Similar book retelling activity-
❤️ I love to see my products in action, so please tag me @natashascrafts_learnthroughart if you share a photo.
Thank you,
Copyright ©Natasha's Crafts 2025
All rights reserved by author.
For single classroom use only.
Bring the beloved classic "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr. to life with this engaging Dot Painting and Story Retelling Booklet! This hands-on activity helps young learners practice fine motor skills, color recognition, and story retelling as they recreate the characters and scenes from the story using dot painting.
How to Use:
Print all the activity pages (including the cover).
Staple them together to create a booklet (some may want to wait to staple the booklet together after its complete).
Dot-paint one page each day to slowly build up the full story.
Allow each page to dry before continuing with the next.
Once the booklet is complete, practice retelling the story to a friend, teacher, or parent—reinforcing both comprehension and sequencing skills!
What’s Included:
Cover Page: A space for students to write their name and color in the cover.
Children, What Do You See?: A fun coloring activity to kick off the booklet, encouraging children to predict what they might see.
Dot Paint Pages for each character from the story:
Bear
Bird
Duck
Horse
Frog
Cat
Dog
Sheep
Fish
Story Retelling in Action: After reading Brown Bear, Brown Bear, students can use this booklet to practice retelling the story in order, which helps develop their understanding of sequencing and memory. Each dot-painting page acts as a visual cue to guide them through the story.
This activity is perfect for kindergarteners and early learners, offering a fun, creative way to build literacy and motor skills while enjoying a favorite story!
Let your students enjoy the magic of storytelling through art and dot-painting!
Similar book retelling activity-
❤️ I love to see my products in action, so please tag me @natashascrafts_learnthroughart if you share a photo.
Thank you,
Copyright ©Natasha's Crafts 2025
All rights reserved by author.
For single classroom use only.
Bring the beloved classic "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr. to life with this engaging Dot Painting and Story Retelling Booklet! This hands-on activity helps young learners practice fine motor skills, color recognition, and story retelling as they recreate the characters and scenes from the story using dot painting.
How to Use:
Print all the activity pages (including the cover).
Staple them together to create a booklet (some may want to wait to staple the booklet together after its complete).
Dot-paint one page each day to slowly build up the full story.
Allow each page to dry before continuing with the next.
Once the booklet is complete, practice retelling the story to a friend, teacher, or parent—reinforcing both comprehension and sequencing skills!
What’s Included:
Cover Page: A space for students to write their name and color in the cover.
Children, What Do You See?: A fun coloring activity to kick off the booklet, encouraging children to predict what they might see.
Dot Paint Pages for each character from the story:
Bear
Bird
Duck
Horse
Frog
Cat
Dog
Sheep
Fish
Story Retelling in Action: After reading Brown Bear, Brown Bear, students can use this booklet to practice retelling the story in order, which helps develop their understanding of sequencing and memory. Each dot-painting page acts as a visual cue to guide them through the story.
This activity is perfect for kindergarteners and early learners, offering a fun, creative way to build literacy and motor skills while enjoying a favorite story!
Let your students enjoy the magic of storytelling through art and dot-painting!
Similar book retelling activity-
❤️ I love to see my products in action, so please tag me @natashascrafts_learnthroughart if you share a photo.
Thank you,
Copyright ©Natasha's Crafts 2025
All rights reserved by author.
For single classroom use only.
