Let’s Celebrate Dot Day

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To celebrate Dot Day, let’s make our mark on the world by clicking on the images below to read, sing, create, play, and more.

To kick off Dot Day, listen to The Dot on Tumblebooks

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Draw with Peter Reynolds on Ready! Set!

Draw!

Use a paper coffee filter, coaster or piece of paper to create your own dot!

Sing along with Emily Arrow and The Dot Song

Create a Dot Picture on Seesaw to show how you will make your

mark on the world

Think of all the ways you can create a Dot Day mural by yourself or with friends.

You can even make sidewalk chalk and go outside to make one too!

Color the

Quiver Dot Day

coloring sheet.

Then scan it with your camera to

make the dot come to life.

Create a virtual dot with the online LiteBright site

Happy Dot Day, friends. Let’s make our mark on the

Create a Dot Day Mural

Our September S.T.E.A.M. Choice Board

Science Technology Engineering Art Math Reading Resources

Read a just right book.

In this rotation, we will be celebrating Dot Day through lots of S.T.E.A.M. activities & experiences.

Log into Tumblebooks

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Create with DOTS video in Flipgrid

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Kenetic Art

George’s Moving Art Machine

Power PaintersSimple machines painting

game on PBS Kids

Research Color & Art in Britannica Online

Use the drawing tools in your Seesaw to Make

your Mark.

Rosie Rever, Engineeron Story time from Space.

Listen to Kate Rubins read this amazing book on the

International Space Station.

Grab some sidewalk chalkor the chalk you made under Math

to learn how to create a colorful

Crayola Mandala!

Color the Quiver Dot Day coloring sheet. Then scan it with the Quiver Appto make the dot

come to life.

Use a paper coffee filter, coaster or piece of paper to

create your own dot!

Make sidewalk chalkby measuring and following the directions in this video.

Draw with Peter Reynolds on Ready! Set! Draw!

Dot Day Paper ChainUse round stickers

instead of tapebuild the longest paper

chain in 10 minuter.

Use DOTS and straws to design

and build spinners that create the

illusion of mixing colors.

Color Mixing Activity

Create a Dot Day Parachute!Click on the teacher to learn how.

Make sure you decorate your coffee filter with markers first.

Mixed-Up DOTSMake your creative mark on a 4-inch circle. With

the help of your teacher or librarian, cut it into

halves or quarters. Trade the pieces with friends and put them back together again making a beautiful Mixed-Up DOT!

Teddy Bear CountingCounting and

colors such a fun book to read on

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This STEM activity is from Carly & Adam.Click on the image to find more directions.

Dot Tower Builder ChallengeUsing index cards, scissors and dot

stickers, create the tallest tower. in 10

minuters.

This STEM activity is from Carly & Adam.Click on the image to find more directions.

PBS Kids

Game

How to make a color

mixing spinner.1. Fold a circle in half 3 times.

When you unfold it, it will have 8

sections.

2. Pick 2 colors. Color the sections

like the picture.

3. Use tape to attach a straw to the

back of the circle.

4. Spin to see the colors mix.

Tower ChallengeSupplies: 10 dots, 10 index

cards and scissors1. Build the tallest tower you

can using the supplies

listed.

2. Using a ruler, measure the

height of your tower. Can

you make it taller?

3. Record a video on the

Flipgrid to share how you

could do your design

differently.