Addition to 6 Worksheet (Dab It!) – Free Do-a-Dot Addition Printable

Need quick, no-prep math practice? This addition to 6 worksheet set is a print-and-go way to help preschoolers and kindergarteners practice early addition facts without extra planning. Just print, hand your child a Do-a-Dot marker (or stickers/crayons), and they can work independently while you teach another child, start lunch, or reset the school table. These pages focus on simple equations with sums up to 6—perfect for math centers, morning work, or a short daily review.

I am so excited about these new Dab It Worksheets!  Every once in a blue moon I have a fun idea that my girls just adore. And that just makes me one happy mama.

Over the weekend, I searched and searched for ways to practice math facts.  I have an older one that needs some serious reinforcement with multiplication facts and a younger one that needs some help with addition and subtraction facts.

Since they all love Do-a-Dot Markers, I thought I’d make them a new style of printable to work on those facts. And WOW do they love them!  Do-a-Dot markers just make everything more fun.

The printable set I’m sharing with you today practices addition facts with sums to 6.

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Addition to 6 Worksheet Packet

There are a multitude of ways to practice math facts such as flash cards, games, writing in answers with a pencil. Now you can add dabbing in the answer with a Do-a-Dot Marker to the list of options!

At a Glance

Recommended Grades: Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten (early 1st grade as review)
Skill Focus: Addition facts with sums to 6 (addition within 6)
Prep: Print and go (optional: page protectors or laminate for reuse)
Materials Needed: Do-a-Dot markers/bingo daubers (see below for other options)
Pages: 5

Why you’ll love it: A simple, no-prep way to practice addition facts—great when you need something ready in minutes.

How to Use This Addition to 6 Worksheet Set

The most simple way to use these pages is to print, hand your child their favorite color Do a Dot Marker, and off they go to answer the equations correctly.

You can literally just print and they dab.

No Do-a-Dot markers?

No need to worry if you don’t have Do a Dot Markers. This can still be an easy print-and-go activity and not slow down your day.

Simply choose any other manipulative you might have on hand: any themed stickers, dot stickers, use crayons or markers to color in the correct answer, or even use a Q-tip dipped in paint for extra fun!

Side Note: My children always thought I had lost my mind when I did “fun & crazy” things like let them mark their answers in paint, and I wish I had thought to do it more often in those early years. So choose something “fun & crazy” this week!

Make them resuable

You can easily make these pages reusable by sliding them in a page protector and then have your child use a dry erase marker to select the correct answer.

You can also just print and leave as-is, but use animal counters, bear counters, buttons, or coins to mark the correct answer.

Then “clear the board” and use them again tomorrow or next week as a review.

Make sure you don’t forget the Do-a-Dots!

I bought the first set listed here literally 10 years ago and they have had much use. Believe it or not, but they are still going strong! I regularly let my Cubbies use them in our weekly activity and they are nowhere close to drying out.

And of course the Shimmer set was always the favorite amongst my girly girls!

Do a Dot Markers – Basic Set

Do a Dot Markers – Shimmer Set (we love these!)

Download the Addition to 6 Worksheet

Free one-click download:
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A quick note about use:
This printable is for personal and classroom use only. Please do not share the file publicly or upload it anywhere online. If you’d like to share, please send a link to this page instead.

All Access Pass members:
You can download this set from your All Access Pass library, too—so it’s easy to find again anytime you need quick math practice.

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Lauren Hill

Lauren Hill is a Christian mom to 5, ages 20 to 8. She homeschools her children in the classical education tradition - with 2 graduates so far! - and is currently in her 16th year of homeschool. She creates engaging worksheets and hands-on printable activities for Preschool and Elementary age children to supplement their daily studies.

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