Podcast appearances and mentions of dot day

To celebrate National Literacy Month, this episode from the archives features author and artist Peter Reynolds--along with his twin brother Paul--as they join Nic Hahn for an episode of Everyday Art Room from 2020. Listen to their wide-ranging conversation about literacy, creativity, opening a bookstore, the beginnings of Dot Day, and so much more!   Resources and Links View Peter Reynolds' Website FableVision Studios The Blue Bunny Bookstore Reynolds TLC Dot Day Make Your Mark: A Coloring Book-ish

Welcome back, art-loving homeschoolers! In this episode of The Homeschool Art Revolution, we're diving into the exciting opportunities that await us on Dot Day. Have you ever heard of this fun holiday celebrated by art teachers and creative enthusiasts worldwide? It's time to grab your coffee and join me, as we explore the inspiring story behind Dot Day and the empowering message it conveys.We'll begin by discussing the book that started it all, "The Dot" by Peter H. Reynolds. Published 20 years ago, this simple yet powerful story has sparked a movement of creativity and self-expression. We'll delve into the captivating tale of Vashti, a young girl in art class, and her journey of discovering her own artistic voice.Throughout the episode, we'll highlight the key moments in the story, such as Vashti's interaction with her art teacher, who encourages her to "make a mark and see where it takes you." We'll discuss the importance of believing in children's creativity and providing them with a supportive environment to explore and experiment.We'll also explore how Vashti's dot artwork is appreciated and celebrated, from her teacher valuing her creation as a finished piece to having it proudly displayed on the classroom wall. We'll discuss the impact this has on Vashti's confidence and how it inspires her to further explore the possibilities of dot art, and goes on to inspire her classmates.Join me as we uncover the significance of Dot Day as a celebration of creativity, self-expression, and the transformative power of art. You won't want to miss the fun ideas and activities I have in store for you to celebrate Dot Day with your own children, ranging from chat-based discussions to hands-on creative projects.So mark your calendars for September 15th and get ready to embrace the joy of dots and the limitless possibilities of artistic expression. This episode of Art History Kids is sure to inspire and ignite your child's artistic journey. Let's dive in!Links mentioned in this episode:Kandinsky ArtYayoi Kusama ArtJoin our Facebook GroupLet's connect on Instagram

Julie ate pancakes and Jed reminisced about his childhood memories of them at breakfast. Also, are you planning to celebrate Dot Day? Learn more at internationaldotday.org. Give us a listen y'all.

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1.19 will forever hold a special significance. It's the date my husband and I had our one and only embryo transfer. 6 years ago today, in 2017, is when we witnessed the miracle before our eyes.  A ball of light was transferred into me. Pure Magic.Not many individuals get the gift of being able to see the very earliest beginnings of their children's lives. From a cluster of cells, the size of a period at the end of a sentence, it's hard to describe the feeling seeing where we are today. Transfer Day -  we held on for this day. A day of celebration. A day of relief finally being able to experience our embryo being transferred into me with the hopes of implantation. In this episode I share a high level overview of our fertility journey to reach our one healthy embryo, and the overwhelming joy of reaching our "Dot Day."  You'll hear personal journal excerpts I had written on days leading up to this day and reflections of it just days after. The "happy tears" after experiencing a successful embryo transfer have stayed with me forever. From a "dot" to a thriving 5 year old little girl. We are forever grateful for the miracle of IVF that helped bring us our daughter. I hope you enjoy this soulful episode shared straight from my heart. If you're preparing for an embryo transfer I hope you continue to lead with love over fear. As my niece (Sam Costigan @samcostiganmusic) beautifully shares in the song she wrote for this podcast, "Let the Light in, Let it Begin." May you continue to keep that light alive, and know there is so much support for you along this path. Reach out to me for fertility coaching support and resources to help guide you along the way. It's all here for you. Much love  - xo You're Invited!! JOIN the 2024 MOON MAGIC & MANIFESTATION community https://ivfmanifestingamiracle.com/moon-magic-2024CONNECT with Lisa & get IVF COACHING SUPPORT https://ivfmanifestingamiracle.com BOOK a complimentary DISCOVERY CALL: https://ivfmanifestingamiracle.as.me/20-min-discovery-callFERTILTIY HYPNOTHERAPY SUPPORThttps://ivfmanifestingamiracle.com/hypnotherapy-programORDER BOOK: ‘HOLD ON, BABY! A Soulful Guide to Navigating the Ups & Downs of Infertility & IVF.'https://ivfmanifestingamiracle.com/holdonbabyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ivf.manifesting.a.miracle/LISTEN to the PODCAST on Apple and Spotify:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soulful-ivf/id1661561097**Please Rate the show & Subscribe! THANK YOU so much for your Reviews of the podcast - It means the absolute world! Music Credit Closing Song by Sam Costigan. Follow her on Spotify and IG ...

Shawn and Troy talk about NFT's in education, kids learning BEFORE they are supposed to, Dot Day, share some resources and more. Dave has citizen science about Air Quality.

Start off your new homeschool year with fun art activities by celebrating Dot Day- inspired by the epic book: The Dot by Peter H Reynolds (2003). A worldwide phenomenon, this book has simple illustrations and brief text but it packs a punch on valuing creativity. It's a tale of young student Vashti who doesn't feel she has much to offer in her art class, but her teacher thinks otherwise. Upon her next visit to art class, Vashti is surprised to see her defiant painting of a single, small dot in the middle of a piece of paper has been framed and displayed behind her teacher's desk. This inspires Vashti to create more dot paintings and to experiment with her creativity and she becomes a role model for other young artists. In addition to reading this book together, you can extend your studies to include various artists who featured dots as a main element in their art – like Yayoi Kusama!+++++++++++++++✏️  Download the FREE Homeschool Art History Starter Kit, featuring a sample lesson introducing Georges Seurat and Pointillism! ✏️► https://www.arthistorykids.com/starterkitRecommended Videos: ► 9 No Prep Art History Ideas for Your Homeschoolhttps://youtu.be/STWfzYNT29g

International Dot Day is celebrating its 20th anniversary on September 15! Peter Reynolds, renowned author of “The Dot,” joins Jerri and Jamie in this episode to share inside information on how Dot Day originated and how schools and others can get involved. You won't want to miss the ideas and resources Peter shares to help everyone express their creativity, collaborate with others, and show their courage. Plus, gain insight into how the Metropolitan Museum of Art is getting involved with Dot Day and the upcoming play based on Peter's work. #internationaldotday #makeyourmark --- ABOUT OUR GUEST Peter H. Reynolds is an accomplished writer, storyteller, and illustrator who has been acclaimed around the globe for his best-selling “stories for all ages” about protecting and nurturing the creative spirit, including the three books in his “Creatrilogy” - The Dot, Ish, and Sky Color. The Dot has now been published in over twenty languages, including Braille, and has won numerous awards. Each September, a growing number of educators and students have joined International Dot Day for a global celebration of creativity in the classroom, with over 19 million teachers, librarians, and students from 189 countries participating to date. --- SUBSCRIBE TO THE SERIES: YouTube | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Overcast | RadioPublic | Stitcher FOLLOW US: Website | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn POWERED BY CLASSLINK: ClassLink provides one-click single sign-on into web and Windows applications, and instant access to files at school and in the cloud. Accessible from any computer, tablet, or smartphone, ClassLink is ideal for 1to1 and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiatives. Learn more at classlink.com.

Dot Day is an international celebration of inspiration and creativity. This is a fun one-day celebration that you can implement within your STEM space. In today's episode, I will be sharing with you five Dot Day STEM activities that you can implement in your classroom to celebrate this fun day. Head to the show notes for a full transcript of this episode, pictures, and all the links: https://naomimeredith.com/episode16Looking for K-5 STEM Resources for your classrom? Check these out! FREE K-5 STEM & Tech Year Long Plan Quick & Easy STEM Activities-Mega Bundle K-5 STEM Projects | Growing Year Bundle Ultimate STEM Resource Library-Monthly Membership STEM Teacher 101-Course TeachersPayTeachers Shop: Naomi Meredith Let's connect! Naomi Meredith Navigating STEM & Tech in the K-5 classroom naomimeredith.com Instagram: @naomimeredith_ Email: contactnaomimeredith@gmail.com YouTube Channel: Naomi Meredith

6/9/22- This week, Jenn fills us in on this weekend's Dot Day and Dorchfest festivities while eating leftover cake. Steve counters an argument made in a recent episode of The New York Times' podcast The Daily, that “polling on gun control gets it wrong,” explaining the key difference between issues polling and ballot question polling, and why, as he's seen in ballot question campaigns throughout Massachusetts history, it's difficult for ballot questions to receive broad public support. Next, Lisa gives us a rundown of what came out of the MassDems Convention. Who's in and who's out. Breaking news: the closest race is for state auditor. This week we feature another Statehouse Round-up with BFFs of the pod Katie Lannan and Chris Lisinski of the State House News Service. We talk about the state budget, gas prices, murmurs about the aid in dying bill, Baker's “revenge porn” bill, and whether the East-West Rail will come to fruition. -- This episode of The Horse Race was brought to you by Benchmark Strategies [www.benchmark-strategies.com] Benchmark is setting a new standard as Boston's fastest-growing public affairs consulting firm. To know more, connect with Benchmark on Twitter @benchmarkBoston.

Dot Day was inspired by THE DOT book - which is part of Peter H. Reynolds CREATRIOLOGY book series - which also includes ISH and SKY COLOR.

A very special story about artistic kids by By Peter H. Reynolds read Aloud A wonderful kids story in which an art teacher encourages Vashti to believe in her creativity.. And we see how Vashti's emotions change throughout the story. https://childrenslibrarylady.com/the-dot/ This books is also the inspiration for DOT DAY celebrated at school around the world on September 15 each year http://www.thedotclub.org/dotday/ #dotday #readaloud

Joining me this week to talk about all things exciting and new in the world of children’s literature is Lori Richmond - author and illustrator of the picture books Pax and Blue, Bunny’s Staycation, and the forthcoming Bunny Business, and illustrator of several other picture books. She is a marathoner, and creator of the running-inspired art series View From My Run. Please head over to All the Wonders for a complete outline of this episode - including links to every book and topic we chat about.

It's International Dot Day kids, a day to celebrate and electrify one's imagination, creativity and make one's mark upon the world. Why is it called Dot Day, you ask? Well, use your creativity to figure that out along with Jay, Matt, Jamie, and the rest if the IWS team as we let the sexy creative juices flow. We'll have banter dotted with wittiness, music with dots of goodness and badness, booze tasting that may leave us dottoed and blottoed, as well as Bobby Kraft with some Straw Talk, and a rarely outraged Guy Ahnyurdyck ranting about his short-lived marriage. All of that plus your calls at 661.244.9852 as IWS Radio presents: Leave Your Mark And Dot YOUR I.  

Joining me today to talk about all things exciting and new in the world of children’s literature is Jarod Roselló - a literacies researcher and creative writing professor at the University of South Florida. And author of graphic novels for children and adults, including the recently released (and amazing!) Red Panda & Moon Bear. Please head over to All the Wonders for a complete outline of this episode - including links to every book and topic we chat about.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with Shannon Miller "10 Ways to Use Buncee. December 9, 2017. Note: Due to internet connection issues for Shannon in Belgium this is a modified recording that includes an earlier recording from Shannon with everything she had planned to share with us during the live session. It is an awesome presentation! We are so excited to have an extraordinaire librarian and exemplary Buncee Ambassador, Shannon M. Miller, here as our special guest to share some of the incredible things educators are doing with Buncee to bring interactive learning experiences to their students. Shannon has helped teachers around the world learn about the power of this amazing tool and will share her stories and examples about how empowering Buncee is for students. She will share 10 ways Buncee can be used in the library with examples of global Buncee projects including Dot Day, a Global Buncee Recipe Book and Buncee Buddies just to mention a few. Even though these are perfect examples for librarians they are also excellent ideas for all teachers! Buncee allows students to share their knowledge and creativity in an easy, engaging way and provides a perfect medium for encouraging student voice. She will share ideas for creating newsletters, announcing events, research projects, student sharing of books and reading, and collaborative global projects.Shannon is a mom and wife. She served as the K-12 district teacher librarian at Van Meter Community School District in Iowa for 8 years. Shannon is now an international speaker and consultant who has a passion for education, librarianship, technology, social media, and making a difference in the world and lives of others, especially children. Shannon is the Future Ready Libraries and Project Connect Spokesperson, Buncee's Teacher Librarian Advisor and Cantata Learning's Teacher Librarian Advocate. She is part of Best Keynote and EdSpeakers. Shannon is a Skype Master Teacher. Shannon is the author of the award-winning The Library Voice blog and enjoys writing for various blogs, journals, and other forums. She is currently writing two children's book series with Cantata. In 2014, she was named a Library Journal Mover and Shaker. In 2016, she was awarded the Making it Happen Award by ISTE. She serves on AASL Best Websites, ALA Committee on Education and ALA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Implementation Working Group.; Canva Educational Advisors; GoNoodle Ambassador; United Tools for Schools Committee; eduBuncee Ambassador; Remind and Tackk Educator, FableVision Ambassador, and Social Media WRADvocate for LitWorld's World Read Aloud Day. She has served as advocacy chair for IASL, Iowa Center for the Book Advisory Council, School Library Monthly, Library Journal and School Library Journal, and Rosen Digital Library Advisory Boards. In 2011, Shannon was awarded the Connecting People Shorty Award and was chosen to be part of the SLJ New Leaders Program in 2012. In 2013, she was named one of the Faces of Innovation from Broadband for America; one of 50 featured in the 2013 Center for Digital Education Yearbook; and one of the featured Connected Educators with the Connected Educators projects partnered with the US Department of Education. Twitter: https://twitter.com/shannonmmiller The Library Voice Blog: http://vanmeterlibraryvoice.blogspot.com/

I had a blast ending the week celebrating Dot Day with my students.

International Dot Day, based on Peter Reynold’s book, The Dot, is coming up on September 15th. The Dot is the story of Vashti who is overwhelmed at the sight of a blank piece of paper. Her art teacher gently encourages her to explore art her way. Most art teachers consider Peter Reynold’s books essential reads for the art room as he addresses the issues children face when learning how to be an artist. What I love about the story is the underlying importance of expressive art. This episode takes a look at why expressive art is so important for children and offers you a variety of art projects that are not only perfect for Dot Day. I can’t wait to hear how you celebrate Dot day and what projects work for you! IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN: Why expressive art is so important to include in your art room plans How The Dot can help you create a new focus for your class What lessons can be learned from The Dot to overcome various challenges and empower your students Why you need to take a cautious approach to doing any kind of directed drawing project, especially with younger children How craft paper can be used for projects that all children contribute to LISTEN TO THE SHOW SHOW NOTES: Dot Day Song Dot Day Lyrics   LESSONS FROM THE PODCAST: Here's a short video I created for a watercolor project to celebrate Dot Day. All you need is a square piece of watercolor paper, water-soluble oil pastels/gel sticks OR you can use non-soluble oil pastels to create a true resist. Then, just use liquid watercolor paints  to create this happy dot. Reminds me of a Yellowstone's Geyser! https://d3ndagut9sanks.cloudfront.net/2017-D/VID-09/Dot+Day+Watercolor.mp4 Tint & Pattern Circles Kandinsky and the Rainbow Art Project Color, Line and Pattern Art Project Hundertwasser Art Lesson for Kids  

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In this segment, we talk with the founder of a program the encourages students to make a mark. The initiative has gone viral and global. Follow: @mluhtala @shannonmmiller @elissamalespina @bamradionetwork Terry Shay is the K-12 Vocal Music teacher at North Tama School in Traer, IA. Terry is highly involved with promoting creativity in schools and instrumental in Dot Day. @tjshay

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