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I grabbed the pen and quickly jotted "The Dot" above the black dot and "by Peter H. Reynolds" below it. I had just created the cover to my new book. The story that belonged to the cover came to me quickly after that. I had the image of a girl staring at a blank page. She was frustrated by not being able to draw. I had another image of a gentle ...
Summary The Dot is about aesthetics and asks two central questions: “What is art?” and “What makes art good?” In art class, Vashti convinces herself that she can’t draw. Her teacher encourages her to “make a mark and see where it takes you.”
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The Dot is a 2003 children's picture book written and illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds. Published by Candlewick Press, it is about a girl named Vashti who discovers her artistic talent. Plot. Vashti is a girl who believes she can not draw.
The Dot is a children’s picture book — but, like the dot that begins this story, it’s so, so much more. Adults will love The Dot — and its message of encouraging learning and passing the love of learning. and of art, on — even more than children will. Truly a book for all ages! children-literature.
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Mar 22, 2023 · Story Questions - Quiz & Trivia. The DOT - Making Your Mark! Story Questions. Comprehension questions for 1st grade on the story "The Dot" by Peter H. Reynolds. 1. Vashti is referred to as a girl because the options provided include "boy," "girl," "pencil," and "teacher." Out of these options, "girl" is the only one that can be used to describe ...
Through simple yet profound storytelling and vibrant illustrations, Reynolds encourages readers to embrace their creativity and discover the beauty in even the simplest of marks. Brief Synopsis "The Dot" tells the story of a young girl named Vashti who believes she cannot draw.
Jun 11, 2009 · 1) Where did you get the idea for The Dot? Well, the answer to that one is actually in two parts. I think the phrase "I can't draw" - which I have heard countless times - has always surprised me - and has inspired me. My immediate response is "You just haven't hung out with ME long enough!"
