Did you
know that September 15th- ish is International Dot Day? It’s a day to celebrate creativity,
imagination, and working together. It’s
based on the book, The Dot, by Peter Reynold’s which is about a little
girl Vashti who doubts her own ability in art and is uninspired. The teacher encourages and believes in the student
even though the student doubts their own ability. The teacher encourages Vashti
to just make a mark and sign it and so the story begins about a little
girl who becomes inspired, more confident in herself, and helps others find their own
creativity.
Feel free to share how you celebrate Dot Day!
Here's a fun song/video for you to watch with your kids:
Watch the author create a dot here and use it as a kick off to have children create their own dots.
Visit Peter Reynold's Website here and check out some books, doodles, and digital drawings.
You can also sign up at the Dot Club for some great ideas.
Here's some dots that my kids created.
Meanwhile, here are some creative dot day ideas I found...
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Check out Cassie Stephens's blog for beautiful dot day ideas and some fashion tips =)
Start with a paper plate and see what happens...
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