The Dot project


 Description: For this lesson we celebrated International Dot day. In class we read and listened to the The Dot, by Peter H. Reynolds. Upon learning about Dot day we were instructed to create dots on the provided coffee filters. On my dots I added crayon onto the centers which canceled out the water color paint. I also included marker on park of it to get a blended color look from the water color and markers. 



Extension: For an extension for this activity I would also connect it with a math lesson about shapes have have students incorporate many different shapes within their dots. This will display their knowledge of incorporating different shapes together in one image. 

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