Canada Dot-to-Dot Printable
Raccoon Dot to Dot Worksheet: 90 Dots for Ages 6-10
Connect 90 dots to reveal a curious raccoon with its striped tail and dark face mask. This medium puzzle rewards careful counting while introducing a familiar Canadian mammal.
Difficulty
Medium
Fun fact: Raccoons have highly sensitive front paws that help them investigate food and objects.
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With a dark mask across its face and rings around its tail, a raccoon is easy to recognise. These adaptable mammals live in Canadian forests, wetlands, farms, and cities. They are mostly active after sunset and use their nimble front paws to explore. This 90-dot puzzle is a longer challenge, so begin at dot 1 and build the raccoon one section at a time.
1β18 β The Ears and Masked Face
Start at dot 1 and connect through dot 18 to outline the pointed ears and rounded face. Keep the turns neat so the raccoon's alert expression comes through.
Fun fact!
The dark fur around a raccoon's eyes reduces glare and creates the mask-like marking that makes the animal so recognisable.
The dark fur around a raccoon's eyes reduces glare and creates the mask-like marking that makes the animal so recognisable.
19β36 β The Back
Continue from dot 19 to dot 36 along the shoulders and gently curved back. A smooth line here gives the raccoon a soft, furry silhouette.
Fun fact!
Raccoons are mostly nocturnal, meaning they are usually active at night and rest during much of the day.
Raccoons are mostly nocturnal, meaning they are usually active at night and rest during much of the day.
37β54 β The Ringed Tail
Trace dots 37 through 54 around the thick tail. Follow the outer curve first; you can add dark and light rings when it is time to colour.
Fun fact!
A raccoon's bushy tail commonly has several dark rings and can help the animal balance while climbing.
A raccoon's bushy tail commonly has several dark rings and can help the animal balance while climbing.
55β72 β The Paws and Belly
Connect dots 55 to 72 around the back paws and belly. Take extra care where the numbers sit close together near the toes.
Fun fact!
Raccoon front paws have five long toes. Their sensitive paws are useful for handling food and climbing trees.
Raccoon front paws have five long toes. Their sensitive paws are useful for handling food and climbing trees.
73β90 β The Chest and Finish
Complete the puzzle with dots 73 through 90, drawing the front legs and chest before returning to the face. Ninety is the finish lineβwell done!
Fun fact!
Raccoons are native to North America and are remarkably adaptable. ca/en/article/raccoon" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">The Canadian Encyclopedia's raccoon entry</a>.
Raccoons are native to North America and are remarkably adaptable. ca/en/article/raccoon" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">The Canadian Encyclopedia's raccoon entry</a>.
Great workβyour masked explorer is complete! Colour the fur grey-brown, make the face mask and tail rings dark, and draw a nighttime forest or backyard scene. Then choose another free Canada puzzle to keep practising.
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What age is the Raccoon dot to dot puzzle for?
It is designed for ages Ages 6-10. With 90 dots, it suits children who can confidently count to 90; younger children can complete it with a little help.
How do I print the Raccoon worksheet?
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