International Dot Day

A Collaborative Project

Longfellow Elementary School

Columbia, Maryland

University of Saint JosephWest Hartford, Connecticut

Trading Card Project for

Image: http://fablevisionlearning.com/dotday/

In celebration of

Image: http://fablevisionlearning.com/dotday/

International Dot Day is based on the book, The Dot, by Peter H. Reynolds.

Image credit use with permission: http://www.peterhreynolds.com/dot/

It’s a story about not being afraid to express oneself. Its morale is, "Make your mark, and see where it takes you."

Our Trading Cards are about sharing and making our mark and seeing where it takes you. The cards create a challenge to stretch oneself.

Contributions fromUniversity of Saint Joseph

West Hartford, Connecticut

Computers in the Classroom

Try letting your

parents sleep in this weekend

Try zip lining

Try puttingM & M’s in

freshly popped popcorn

Try yoga

Try apple butter and

cheddarsandwiches

Try pumpkinice cream withchocolate chips

Try red velvetpancakes

Try making asnow sculpture;

everyone makes a snowman

Try apple picking

Trybaking

sugar cookiesand addinga topping

Try to write a song

Try making an apple

and peanut butter grilled

sandwich

Try using a Twizzleras a straw

Try sleeping in

a tent in your backyard

(with parent permission)

Try learning about

a country you’ve

never heard of

before

Try pineapple

Pizza—Yum!

Contributions fromLongfellow

Elementary School,5th graders

Columbia, Maryland

Try watching the show

Psych!

Try playing

Mindcraft

Try BdKit Ball

Try ketchup

with potato chips

Try playing with

a sibling

Try watchingRegular Show

Try karaoke

Try going to an air

and space

museum

Try watching

and reading

The Hunger Games

Try readingcomic books

Try watching Cupcake

Wars

Try visiting a dog park

Try playingCall of Duty

Zombies

Try Sun Chipswith

ice cream

Try Call of Duty

Try body surfing

Try shrimp

Try watching Doctor Who