Dot Day is September 15, 2020
How will you celebrate? #RISDdotday #RISDLitandInt
The Dot by Peter Reynolds
If you haven't read The Dot by Peter Reynolds, you are missing out. This book is all about taking risks, being unique, and encouraging others. It is a quick read and there are so many great ways to celebrate with your students. Make sure to sign up and download your free teacher idea guide for celebrating with your students. Here is the link.
- Read the book.
- Use Novel Effects app to read it for great sound effects.
- Print a poster (they are in Spanish too!)
- Check out Celebri-dots
- Peruse the Dot Gallery
- Make your dot
- Check out #dotdat on Twitter to connect with other teachers and classes.
- Share your dots! #dotday
Check Out Celebri-Dots!
Many authors and illustrators share their dots.
Novel Effect App
Check out this free app that adds sound effects and background music to many popular read alouds including...you guessed it. The Dot!!!!!
iPad Artwork Inspired by Peter Reynold's "The Dot"
Connect with Me!
Laura Moore
RISD Director of Literacy
Email: laura.moore@risd.org
Twitter: @mooretolearn

