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I wanted to find a video to show how you‘re supposed to use the book but I decided to just take a picture in motion.

I love how this story creates movement. It also uses such simple colors to really create a fun blending of colors and again, movement.

This book is really short, but it's so much fun! This book is fun for everyone. It has bright colors and a silly little story, but it also teaches kids about colors and has an underlying message about how actions have consequences. I appreciate this book because even for an adult, it's silly, fun, and makes me want to reread it 100 times.

“The blue mixed with the yellow. She discovered that she could make a GREEN dot. Vashti kept experimenting. Lots of little dots in many colors.“

This has always been one of my favorite books since I was younger because I felt like I was bad at drawing and my art teacher inspired me. She made me feel like I was amazing when in reality I'm not good.

The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds was a picture book that was published in 2003. The young girl in this tale despises art class because she believes she isn't good at drawing. Her inventiveness soars once her teacher gently advises her to start with a single dot. The narrative honors everyone's creative soul. The use of color is important in reading this because the colors express her emotions so we can see how she is feeling.

Let's play "Name that Lego Book Cover"!

https://100scopenotes.com/2016/10/04/name-that-lego-book-cover/

Let's play "Name that Lego Book Cover"!

https://100scopenotes.com/2016/10/04/name-that-lego-book-cover/