This led to a journey of self-discovery of a child from someone who did not believe that she could draw, to someone who inspired the others.
The Dot, by Peter H. Reynolds, reminded me how my words and behaviour can either inspire my children, or dampen their confidence.
We borrowed the Chinese version from the library, as the English version was on loan.
After reading the book together, we were inspired to make our own mark.
Materials:
Watercolour or food colour
Paper
Cotton buds (Q tips)
Using cotton buds, the children created drawings using dots.
What happens when a blue dot overlap with a yellow dot? The children did an experiment.
Read here for other creative activities inspired by reading The Dot!
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Thanks for sharing this. Going to borrow the book, but this is something I will try with my son.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome Agy. This is a nice book for children!
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